Hello and welcome back to another expand podcast. Hello and welcome back to another expand podcast with yours truly Elizabeth April.

Today I want to talk about identity and identity freedom.

Now, with identity, it's really important that we understand that every single aspect of our reality

that we identify with is another layer of bullshit that we have to break down. There is just simply

no way to go about it other than that. Identity keeps us safe. At least that's what the

old narrative was, that it was safe to identify with aspects of this reality so that we could fit

into society. Because of course, being an intergalactic

soul from another dimension will just not cut it. It just wasn't readily accepted in the past.

We have been persecuted. We have been killed. We have been sacrificed for our gifts, abilities, empathic

traits, and our differences. So it was safe for us to identify. Oh, I'm just a wife. I'm just a

blacksmith. I'm just a cleaner. I'm just a traitor. You know, there is safety within connecting to the narrative.

And these days, nothing is safe. No one is safe. I mean, especially the battle going on right now

against the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. And it's crazy. But no matter what religious group

you're a part of, no matter what political party you associate with, no matter what skin color you have, or language you speak,

or culture that you are in. There is no safety anymore. It is every man, woman, and child

for themselves at this time. Now, that may feel chaotic, and it is, and we all feel that chaos right now happening.

But amongst that chaos, there is a rebirth. There is a rebirth of not giving a fuck

when connecting to the narrative. There is a rebirth when understanding that you no

longer have to be anyone else but yourself. As a matter of fact, the vibration on the planet

is raising at such a rapid level that we are respected and honored and seen when we become

our truest selves. Now, I want to mention something that I don't want to say triggers me,

but definitely doesn't resonate. And that's like trends on the internet, right? Now, I think that it doesn't

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