I don't want you to doubt. Your victory is there. And it's up to us to get the divine assignment

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Hello, my beauty. How are you today? Welcome to the Divine Living podcast. I'm Gina DeVee,

and I'm coming to you with part two from our series that started yesterday about those of us that are really questioning our lives right now. And deep down inside,

we know that we are meant to live the epic and the legendary life. However, the current what-so

could leave anyone wondering, is that really true? Is it really possible? Are we just hope addicts? Is it ever going to

happen? And all that kind of thing. So yesterday I'll do a quick recap and you can listen to the

podcast in full if you'd like. But the quick recap is I actually based it on the story of Joshua

in the Bible. I also believe it's in the Talmud, where Moses was like the great prophet.

And I kind of consider Moses symbolically the great mentor in all of our lives.

So whatever incredible mentor mentors you've had along the way,

you may have really looked up to them, learned from them, become educated by them. And then

there comes a time when it's really, really time for you to step into your power. Because the

apprentice has his or her own role to play

and the apprentice also always goes further than the master so there's a whole evolution that is

for the best of all humanity for you to step into your power and so i was just even looking at my own

life in ways that, you know,

I unconsciously, at the beginning it was appropriate for me to be the apprentice and for me to be

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