I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work.

Okay, so today is another in my mega series about the two color pairs. So let's see, I've done

white-blue, I've done blue black, I've done black-red, I've done red, I've done red-green.

That means it's time for green-white, the final of the ally color pairs. And then I'll be getting on to the enemy pairs in future podcasts.

Okay, so let's start by talking about what does green and white want.

So green.

Okay, so green is the one color that believes that things are the way they're supposed to be.

That nature is this thing of beauty, and that

the key to life is not changing anything, it's not trying to turn into something else, it's just

acknowledging and accepting it for what it is. That's why green, green wants acceptance. That's what

green ultimately. He goes, just accept the world the way it is. And the way it does that, I say, is through harmony.

And what that means is that you have to sort of be able to stop and realize what you have.

That what Green feels is that nobody takes, or not enough people take into account what they have.

That they're always searching for something else,

not realizing that what they already have is plenty. Meanwhile, we have White. White is seeking

out peace. White believes that everybody can be happy, that everybody can have what they need,

that we have the resources, that everybody can be, can be, have their needs met.

But in order to do that, it requires us taking steps to make sure that we all get what,

you know, that everybody's able to get what they need.

And in order to do that, White is very big on structure.

White believes that people inherently will do things that are counter to their own well-being,

but if you sort of set up rules, whether the rules be civil rules like laws or more spiritual

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