Showing posts with label social justice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social justice. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 18, 2020

Transitioning From The Industrial Age to the Age of Information by Rose Quartz


Time  to make some choices ?


Current Tiers of Income

  • Loaner/Investors/Owners/Finance//Creative/Development

  • Information Assessment/Procurement and Exchanges/Sales 

  • Intellectual Support of the Above Positions and Businesses that offer support / Legal Support etc

  • Human Services, Social Services Design Programming and Implementation

  •  Physical Service Providers to the Above people who provide and maintain the basics ( Food Service, cleaning, health care,child care, elder care, pet grooming, landscaping etc.)

  • Artists/Healers exist on all levels *


Peace I'm writing this blog to remind each of us the role we play in creating the reality for the Age of Aquarius. As  the workplace shifts and home prices soar in urban areas, a re-ordering or new order of society will quickly emerge. The gap between rich and poor is widening but it's more than just money.  The effects of ones sources of income can  shape and detour ones spiritual journey as both the concept of "free" and the concept of "time"-  are being tampered with. This is for the free spirits who fear they don't have time!  We really do have all the time we need but it's up to us to seek out situations in which we can be mentally, physically and spiritually free in time- while managing our resources and even blossoming through connections and cooperation. Can we break some molds before they set into stone? Yes we can.  And we must.

- Rose Quartz


Organizational fatigue is created by organizations,systems and even as a dynamic in relationships in which the organization allows through its ( mission)  purpose and function that subordinates maintain a disempowered level of physical, emotional and spiritual fatigue.  In life we may see people who are "wore out" from their job. 

In other words participants such as employees are working so hard or given unrealistic workloads resulting in a fatigue which is normalized as healthy. In many workplaces you may even see people laughing and joking and sometimes crying about how they want to go back to school, or start a business and follow their dreams,but they just do not have the time or energy. 


Organizational fatigue is the primary energy tactic that subdues workers from having the mental clarity  to complete simple things such as updating their resume and sending it to better paying companies. Organizational fatigue also wipes away the spark in a person's spirit to believe in their dreams. Worker retention is a measured result of organizational fatigue though it be may even be called "team spirit". Examples are creating lengthy paperwork and policies for an employee to request time off.


In the family dynamic a narcissistic parent will put their adult children into a form of organizational fatigue by constantly giving them tasks to do.  The adult children have a hard time breaking away from this dynamic because the fatigue disrupts their ability to think clearly about the whole situation. The parent keeps all their adult children swirling around with demands and multi-tasks to win the favor of the parent. 

 Have you ever witnessed a workplace in which the supervisors played the role of the narcissistic parent? 

 It's important that we not push people to hard or overload them physically or energetically with tasks in order to only reward them with more tasks. 

Organizational fatigue is most easily created by leaving people with a sense of incompleteness, for example making an employee feel as if their work is never done or done quite good enough, and by failing to give closure which allows the mind to start up fresh cycles of energy.  Organizational fatigue is a structured technique although it may appear abstract to those under its grip. 


As we shift from the Industrial Age into a time frame  based on technology we will see shifts in jobs and workplace expectations. A  robot zipping around the Amazon Fulfillment Warehouse, for example cannot experience organizational  fatigue. 


The pressure will increase for human workers who need to keep  up in a world that has less value for them. Meanwhile in many industries employees have shifted to higher pay and permanently work at home with great benefits and can even take long walks with their dogs throughout their workday.

The struggle for lower income people will increase as the stress of a school year with no school begins. Some parents can afford to hire tutors and even build spaces in the homes for childrens at home learning stations, while other parents will have a very hard time making sure their child's much needed laptop remains in working order.

These are the parents that are also under pressure at the sort of jobs where we most often see workers with organizational fatigue. 


Are You feeling the shift and how will you create your space? The current news and world events may seem abstract and uncalled for but perhaps they are just crystal clear signs of the times and nothing to fear. Knowing where you are is the  key to finding direction.
Love, Rose Quartz

Wednesday, August 12, 2020

Old Waikiki Outdoor Mall : New Blog Post by Rose Quartz








These used to be sold allover the place. I planned to buy some just for fun
 the next time I visited

But when I flew back a year later the mall and everything in it  was gone  


One of the most beautiful shopping places on earth full of interesting gifts,culture and nature, just a short walk to the beach .  I never thought a place like this could be gentrified or that it would disapear to make room for Starbucks and McDonalds. The best terriyaki I ever tasted was sold here in the indoor part of the mall and there was even more merchandise inside.. beautiful dresses, Hawaiin Flower perfumes, seashell necklaces, arts,crafts and those eye popping wooden phallic statues that used to fill shelves in the gift stores. I still love Waikiki but I do miss these touches of life and commerce under the tree's.  Its all gone now.  Life is best in the moment, nothing else really exists!

Happy Travels, Rose Quartz


Saturday, September 28, 2019

The Business of Syphoning Money From The Working Poor

renta center, cash until payday loans, cash for gold, dollar stores..

Ten years ago pawn shops and cash for  our gold shops were stationed allover the hood. The crack era was dying down and alot of people were in prison and had left behind customized gold pedants, rings and chains. Family members weren't doing so good, even folks working full-time often had to make the choice to  eventually pawn gold to pay a bill. Most of us didn't follow the stock market or understand the value of gold was going up while we were selling it at extremely low prices to companies that would melt it down and profit from our stressed out choices. The cash for gold industry swooped in and snatched up everything it could before disappearing from the landscape within several years.



Today one of the biggest ways money is syphoned from those on the lower income levels is rent.
Soaring Real Estate prices  form an unspoken barrier between who will and  who will not own a home  in America. Those who cannot qualify for a loan or pay for a home with cash have no choice but to submit  to a life of paying rent, which is a monthly payment for shelter with no investment returns.

How many people will be paying rent their entire life ? American real estate is based more on the whims and thrills of investors who can afford to buy up blocks of cheap houses, hold them for a few years and flip them. The market is definately not  based on the needs and incomes of individual citizens. It seems pretty obvious there is an effort either on purpose or by defualt to create a society split between lifetime renters and property owners.

 After paying rent and other expenses it's hard for one person to save up for a down payment depending on your city. Ohio has some of the cheapest real estate ( Homes for $20,000 and under) while cities like Seattle and San Francisco continually out price the working people with median house prices at $790, 000 and above.  Cheaper states you can buy a move in ready home for $45, 000  but for whatever reason there is not a concentrated migration of people into those areas of the country, and those who grew up in those neighborhoods still have the mindset of wanting to escape and may not be able to qualify for a loan even if they wanted to buy a house where they grew up.

How many thousands of dollars will Americans pay as lifetime renters? What inheritance will they have to leave family members?

These are important questions. To break the chain it's up to certain populations to migrate to certain areas of the country and set up communities which can maintain the cost of real estate and block out opportunist investors. People who don't have or want children ( yes it is normal for a certain amount of people to not want or have kids)  can play the important role of leaving real estate or money to nieces and nephews or other community members. Two income households must come into the fold which means people need to stop the endless cycle of sexual attraction based whoring relationships and pick someone to form a lifetime bond with so that we can start to own and take care of property that can be passed  down to others.

The entire turn over for success could be less than two generations..but will anyone make the sacrifice to work together in unity to make it happen?
The truth is in order to change the current reality,  people must refocus their needs from self needs to economic justice in order  to leave a legacy of property ownership for future generations. 




Peace and Love
Rose Quartz

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Emily Imani is a Historian, Public Speaker and a Healer. She holds a Bachelor's Degree and Specialized Certificates in Engery Healing and Vibrational Medicine