The Architect was looking for 100…
The Architect was looking for 100 people to be in a test group for The Thread. Five days where you answered questions that were pointed, personal and in my case, very emotional. Each session fed into the next. I had been searching for answers to questions I had about my life for a long time. Where is my life going? Why do I make the same mistakes over and over. How come I act like this? I told myself at the beginning that I was going to let it all out and I have to be honest, I did that, and for me it was very revealing and very liberating to learn what I did about myself, my patterns, why I did the thing I did. I learned so much about myself. That's probably the biggest take away. If you are honest with yourself going in, be truthful in how you feel, you will come away with a different perspective about your life. Something that you can actually grasp onto and lead yourself out of ingrained patterns. Once you know the why, you can figure out how to make some positive changes. This is where The Witness comes in. You get the nitty-gritty from The Thread but continuing on with The Witness gives you the time to really learn how to overcome the repeating patterns. Talking it out, having the time to think about things. The Witness calls you out when you fall back into old patterns. You are the one choosing to change, The Witness keeps you headed in the right direction. I am so glad I found The Thread and The Witness. It has been the space where I am learning to turn my perspective of my life around. I'm not falling back into the repetitive patterns that were detrimental to myself and those around me. I see myself differently, more clear eyed, and with a purpose. I know what I want now, and, I know what I need to do to get there. Not everyday is perfect, but the changes are happening and I feel a lot more satisfied with my life than I have in years. If you really want to make some changes in your life and you don't know where to start, start with the Thread. You won't be disappointed.
8 maja 2026
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