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Today's guest curator is @paradigmprospect.

Somehow life, the world and people around us tend to get us involved, constantly involved - involved in this scary situation or that worrisome development. And while it's certainly important to look and not close our eyes, we may also want to remember that there are ideas and concepts worth exploring that do not make it into mainstream culture so easily. Narratives that are highly relevant and empowering to take challenges as they come instead of being shaken around like a sheet in the wind.

In the spirit of balancing the mind and finding back to ourselves, it is @paradigmprospect's pleasure to share the inspiring work of these 5 Steemians with you all today. If you dig their work do show them some love ;)"

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The Sneaked Selections

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Billionaires Fearing "The Event"

There are many different views on what will happen when the system we have lived under most of our lives collapses under its own weight. Some see it as the start of something better, others fear the powers that be will do anything to clutch to their power position and yet others feel that the collapse is all part of the plan.

Then there are people who don't quite believe a collapse will ever happen in our lifetime.

And while there are no guarantees either way, I find it interesting to stay alert to potential warning signs about a large reset event coming our way and what aspects of it some of the influential and ultra-wealthy people of this world are seemingly worried about, as @zyx066 has explored in a recent article.

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It is Hard to Become Angry Over Pealing Paint when You've Watched Your Walls Melt

Who ever said going on a psychedelic trip is done for "mere" fun? Sure it can be a really enjoyable experience if done right, but psychedelic journeys can also prepare us to tackle and face problems in our everyday lives - problems that seem to be an integral part of any human being's journey and that we may not have acquired the tools to deal with.

While we may tend to get shaken up by certain people or circumstances in our life we can also strive for becoming more solid in ourselves, more dynamic and more adaptable to new situations. And as @artisticscreech has written here, psychedelics may offer a way to do just that.

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What the Media Won't Tell You About France

I normally refrain from jumping to "current issues" as I often see them as propped up for a reason - news stories that are omnipresent in the media are most often placed there to serve a purpose.

That said, the recent Notre Dame fire has sparked a lot of discussion and questions. What better way to introduce readers of The Daily Sneak to @reallygraceful, a gentle and eye-opening media project by a lady from the US who does her utmost to shed light into seldom explored topics and narratives in conspiracy-land.

Grace has done a lot of amazing videos in the past to all sorts of topics but if you are unfamiliar with her work you may as well start with her recent iteration in her "What the media won't tell you" series. Thank you for all your dedicated work Grace!

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Resisting Is Self-Inflicted Torture

What is struggling? Some have explained it as the symptom that arises when we resist, when we cling to resisting whatever it is that is happening. And while pain and aversions certainly have their place in life it can become all too easy to get swept away by them, and to lose sight of all the benefits we were to gain if we only persisted through the struggles.

This post is a great permission slip to not only consciously allow pain in your life but to also make it your ally. To lovingly drain it of its energy and to instead use it as a tool to underscore where you are going.

As so often with @steemityourway's awesome posts, there are a few major reminders in this article alone that are so important for me to read about from time to time just so that I don't get carried away by the resistance in my own life. Eternal thanks for your writings!

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My Dreams of a House in The Village

More and more people dream of owning their own land and becoming self-reliant in a more natural environment. And sometimes it's just priceless to see people move closer to their dreams, share their plans and visions with everyone and to show the path to a radically different life.

This post by @frejafri is no different, sharing her perspective on the land she has recently purchased with friends and family and carving out a new existence in the midst of a spectacular natural environment. Includes many pictures and a spark of her heart's intent, a highly inspiring manual to go find that place out there and start building a new life!

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Conclusion

Amazing commentary and selections from @paradigmprospect. For submitting these excellent articles and commentary, @paradigmprospect wins 10 SBI.

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