Submit to your Master

Submit to your Master 

I realise how hard this situation can be, your newly discovered submissiveness is so energising and powerfully rewarding that the thought of not being able to fulfill it is almost too much to bear.

Although some girls are more naturally submissive than others, submissiveness is a quality which can be developed through practice, discipline and training, under the guidance of someone with the specialised knowledge of what is required. It may be helpful to think of the development of a submissive as going through a series of stages.

KNEEL provide that training – what actually the social SLUT SCHOOL of HALLELUJAH. The respective Mothers are here joined their respective daughters as a lead with that specialized knowledge of  submissiveness and obedience and we the Guides are also here to refine your training  through practice.

It may be helpful to think of the development of a submissive as going through a series of stages.

Stage 1

In this stage the individual is not aware that they are actually submissive, they haven't thought of themselves in those terms yet. There will be signs and indications of course, they will be aware that they are different from other people, but they may not realise that there are others like themselves. The submissiveness may reveal itself through particular types of fantasies, an attraction to austerity and a rejection of self-indulgence. This individual may have a tendency to defer to other people, to sit quietly in the background rather than join in with conversations, or to apologise for themselves a lot.

Stage 2

There comes a time when the individual begins to recognise their submissive nature, and starts wanting to do something about it. This might come about through reading, through watching videos or documentaries. Alternatively someone who has known them for a while may recognise their submissive traits, introduce them to the concept, and suggest cautiously that this might be the case for them.

Sometimes this guidance will be rejected because the potential submissive is not ready to absorb it, but often it will come as a great relief, a moment of discovery when things start to fit into place. Often the person pointing this out will be another submissive or a dominant who has learned to recognised the signs. Although the news needs to be imparted tactfully because it can be hard to take in, this is nevertheless a very helpful thing to do because it can save the individual many years of pain and wasted time derived from not understanding who they are.

An individual at this stage is not really submissive yet. They may have fantasies of submission, but they won't be very reliable at carrying out some of the basic requirements, such as being obedient and accepting discipline.

Stage 3

Once an individual has recognised their submissiveness and started to experiment with it, they may come to realise that they need help to develop. This is where the idea of submissive training comes in. It is necessary because the ego is immensely powerful, and it is very difficult for someone to use their own ego to overcome itself.  It really does require someone from the outside, normally a dominant person, to use the power of their will to instruct the submissive in what to do, to point out what they may be doing wrong, and to stretch them with ever more challenging goals.

Although the initial experience of exploring submissiveness might be very exciting, it doesn't take long for reaction to the instruction to set in. This this is often called "topping from the bottom", and is where the submissive tries to take control of the relationship, often in subtle ways. It is an example of the ego creeping back in, and an experienced dominant will spot this immediately and correct it.

There could be a number of false starts, because finding a good dominant is not an easy process.  In the excitement of the first encounter it is easy to overlook the dominant's limitations. There needs to be alignment between the goals of the dominant and the needs of the submissive. There is a need for a lot of exploration and negotiation before embarking on a training relationship with a dominant. An individual who is new to submissiveness won't know a lot about what to look for, so there can be much trial and error involved.

Assuming that the new submissive does eventually find a dominant who seems to offer what is needed, there needs to be a period of discussion and negotiation, arriving at an agreement as to what that training will consist of. What does the dominant expect from the submissive? What does the submissive hope to achieve in their training?  The submissive will have all sorts of ideas and expectations which picked up from the culture, and it will take a lot of work to modify those into true submissiveness.

Just as it takes at least three years to gain a professional qualification, you should think in terms of it taking three years to become well trained as a submissive. The contents of that training are beyond the scope of this article, but the ultimate aim will be to embed the fundamental qualities so firmly that external control is no longer needed.

So for example, discipline learned with the aid of the sanction of punishment eventually becomes self-discipline, where the need for any sort of punishment disappears. Similarly rituals will initially be done erratically if at all, but when performed diligently over a long period the submissive comes to see their value, and so carries them out willingly and automatically, rather than needing external discipline to keep them happening.

So for example if the dominant requires a submissive to kneel or meditate for a period every day, it will be quite hard at first to maintain that regular discipline. The dominant will need to monitor the submissive to ensure compliance, and enforce obedience through various sanctions. Once the submissive has been practising discipline like this for an extended period of time this changes completely. The practice becomes so embedded, comforting and reassuring that the thought of missing out on it becomes unthinkable.

Another part of the training will be in openness and honesty. Again at first this can be a really difficult thing to do and a lot of enforced discipline is required to make sure that happens. However as training proceeds the submissive realises the benefits of openness, she becomes so convinced of the value of it that to be dishonest or to deceive just becomes unthinkable.

Stage 4

There is another stage, which begins when the training process is complete. At this point there is really no need for external control, the basic principles of submissiveness - obedience, discipline, openness, reliability, simplicity - are fully established and automatic. The submissive will have also acquired a wide range of skills, and developed their strength and resilience to be able to carry them out. All significant psychological issues will have been worked through, and while nobody is totally free from hangups, these no longer cause issues, they are just dealt within the normal run of events.

Once this stage is reached the submissive may not need a dominant any more, or may just need the occasional maintenance session. At this point there are a number of options. The submissive may choose to become dominant in their own right, and start to take on other submissives in training. Alternatively they may decide they need to go even deeper into the submissive process, essentially taking on a slave role, or exploring deeper levels of masochism.

A third option, the one that interests me most, is to submit to a higher power, which is a spiritual process. It's difficult to do this at an earlier stage because the ego gets in the way, and you need the external discipline to work with. But once the submissive has reached the stage of not needing external domination, they can essentially monitor their own submissiveness then the possibility of submitting to the Field, Gaia or any chosen higher power becomes available.

Higher consciousness

Higher consciousness arises when you've got a direct and immediate communication with a higher power.You can only submit to something or someone that you can communicate with and receive guidance from. This may sound strange if you've not experienced it, but it really works! You ask for help with a particular problem and it miraculously arrives, perhaps through another person who just appears at the right moment with the help you need, or perhaps because the solution just appears in your mind. Similarly you get guidance as to how you can serve the higher power by noticing your thoughts, messages from others, or unlikely coincidences.

I don't know of a guaranteed way of bringing on this capability, but I do know that the disciplines of submissiveness, if followed diligently over a long period, make it more accessible. This is because submissiveness works in large part by containing the ego, getting it out of the way, and this seems a necessary step for achieving the higher faculties. I know that meditation works too, but submissiveness may be quicker!

It  seems that higher consciousness can develop in response to difficult experiences, such as loss, bereavement, accidents or trauma. This is where physical punishment may be helpful, because it seems that pain is another method of awakening higher consciousness. If you look at the lives of the Saints, the practices of gurus, mystics or shamans; these people often put themselves through a considerable degree of physical hardship and suffering. At the opposite end, people who've never experienced any difficulty in their lives can often be remarkably unconscious. Physical discipline and punishment may be a controlled way of raising consciousness, whereas experiencing traumas such as a car crashes or terrorist situations will be very uncontrolled and risky. It may be that people who put themselves deliberately into dangerous situations are seeking a way of raising their consciousness too.

I think it can be very useful for a submissive who finds she is starting to access these levels to continue to work with a Dominant, because the new energies can be very destabilising, and deceptive at times. It's therefore very useful to have someone who can introduce checks and balances, while willing to accept that she now responds to a higher authority than him.

Of course there's no guarantee that a Dominant who has taken a new submissive from the untrained stage right through to fully trained will have attained higher consciousness himself.  There isn't the same requirement for Dominants to control their egos after all. In this situation a submissive really needs to seek out a different Dom with a matching level of awareness, because the principles that apply to everyday consciousness simply do not work at the higher level. It's a totally different way of operating, and someone without that experience will not be able to help her.

Being the only one who has higher consciousness can be quite a lonely situation, particularly as it should involve being able to freely communicate with others at a telepathic level. Therefore seeking out a group, or community of similar people is a really good idea. A community led by a Dominant who has attained higher consciousness, and containing a number of submissives who have reached that level themselves, perhaps including others who are still in training, would be a very fruitful combination that would be highly rewarding for all concerned.

The main principle in such a community will be to sort out the alignment towards the higher power, the entity that everyone is ultimately submitting to. It’s the role of the Dominant to make the initial connection and to work out what the purpose of the higher power is. Then the submissives in the team align themselves in the same way, so that everybody is ultimately oriented to the same higher power. This is necessary because a team that contains people who are aligned differently will pull itself apart.

I'm talking about quite a rare situation here. I imagine that such a grouping would be labelled as a cult by the outside world, and it would certainly be necessary to guard against going in that direction, but the benefits that could flow as service to the world at large could be so productive that I feel that it's worth making the attempt.

Submit to your MASTER, even if he can't receive it

Initiate the submissive behaviour of your own accord. At first he may be sceptical or even scornful, but persist with humility. Examples of submissive acts include

Make a point of getting up early every morning and kneeling naked by the bedside where he can see you. Repeat before going to bed.

In the evening, kneel at his feet rather than sitting beside him on the sofa.

Wear a nothing, and go bare when in his presence.

Be waiting at the door when he arrives home, and make a submissive gesture such as a bow or curtsey.

Initiate your own monitoring, making a point of recording any behaviour that a dominant would regard as an infraction. Go through your records with him if he's willing, and ask for his help in becoming a better person.

Keep your own infractions book

Your infractions book keeps track of all your lapses in submissiveness, however minor. Even if you don't receive punishment for your infractions, it is a useful way of increasing your awareness, and you can always use the self-discipline methods mentioned in the next section.

it is important to record un-submissive thoughts, especially negative thoughts about your husband. They can be fleeting, if you don't make a note of them at the time they occur you will quickly forget you were having them, but it is good to have them on record for the future.

if your husband does come round to disciplining you eventually, it will be good to have a record of all your past infractions so that these can be worked through

if your circumstances change and you become free to take up with a Dominant, working through all these recorded infractions will become important.

The infractions book have many name in our culture , like MPL- My Punishment Log.  MJ- Maintenance Journal,  SB- Slut Book

Manage your own discipline

Although self-inflicted punishment can't replace that given by a dominant, there are some things you can do to punish yourself, such as self-spanking or self-whipping with a strip of leather

Use kneeling or holding a punishment position for a significant time to discipline yourself. Hold your own ears and keel in-front of a Mirror. Getting out of bed in the middle of the night to kneel is a way of challenging yourself harder.

Nettles can sting ferociously, and you may be able to persuade your husband to use them on you instead of a cane. Otherwise they are easy to use on yourself.

One of the best implements for self-punishment is the ferula. It is spoon-shaped, made of heavy rubber, and really stings!

Missing a meal, taking a cold shower, exercise, picking up litter, or giving away possessions to a charity shop are other ways of self-discipline.

Remain submissive when provoked

All relationships build up tension which can lead to rows. There is no excuse for behaving un-submissively in these situations, so accept responsibility yourself rather than blaming your husband. It's virtually impossible to continue arguing with someone who is totally accepting the blame for the situation and humbly apologising

You can defuse the situation by kneeling for an hour until things have calmed down and you can kneel even in front of your children.

Make your apology - in writing and verbally in front of the whole family.

Accept the blame and request punishment for your part in the row.

Avoid blaming your Master, however badly you think he has behaved. Try to see how your behaviour might have provoked a reaction from him.

Build friendships with female submissive

Most Masters would be threatened by you having a friendship with a male Dominant, but may be quite comfortable with you meeting female submissives as a  group for friendship and support. I recommend this if you can set it up, because it helps to remove the isolation, gives you an opportunity to share advice and support one another with the self-discipline.

Caveat

There is a limit to how much submission you should give if it's not being valued, or worse, you are getting abused. My suggestions above are about ways a submissive can initiate change in her relationship without insisting that her partner makes the first move, but that doesn't mean I recommend making yourself a doormat. There comes a point when enough is enough.

We every submissive need punishment because being Subservient is not learning new things .It is unlearning what we already learned

That’s is why punishment necessary in submissive training- I too need correction by punishment at my age of 52 .

Punishment is an integral part of the training. It is necessary to challenge the negative ego traits that can be so destructive to individuals and their relationships. It is vital to ensuring that the training exercises are carried out as required – thoroughly, accurately and with maximum effort. Bad habits such as laziness, slovenliness, carelessness, lateness and suchlike have to be be eliminated, and sometimes it is necessary to experience a certain amount of pain and humiliation to achieve this. While corporal punishment is essential to the proper training of a submissive, this only becomes possible when face to face work with a dominant begins. Before this starts, punishments such as bar time and kneeling can be given for infractions.

Having said that I don't want to try and justify punishment, there are a number of reasons why it is helpful in a submissive's training. You may wish to reflect on this list and use it to check your own motivations:

The relationship between you and your dominant involves an exchange of power and control. Punishment symbolises this exchange, and provides a sanction that the dominant can use.

Your dominant will be instructing you to do things that you find difficult, that cause your ego to rebel. Trying to use your ego to overcome your ego isn't a recipe for success, so your dominant needs a sanction to overcome the resistances your ego will produce. Without such sanctions all your dominant can do is shame you, shout at you or sack you, none of which are desirable or productive outcomes.

If punishment is not overt and physical it tends to emerge in a way which is covert and emotional. For a relationship this can be much more destructive. Most submissives are emotionally sensitive, and would far prefer the "short sharp shock" of pain to being subjected to an extended period of anger or withdrawal.

Punishment tends to focus the mind. It makes the experience of submission more real, it is no longer just a role play or a mental activity done from the safety of a computer.

Pain accelerates learning. Externally imposed discipline soon becomes self-discipline, and external control becomes self-control. This happens much more quickly if physical punishment is used than if it is merely an academic exercise.

Punishment can be humiliating, often intentionally so. Accepting this humiliation will help you to learn humility.

Submissiveness is demanding. It may sound good to be obedient and open, but putting the ideas into practise can be very challenging. The body rebels from holding an uncomfortable position, basic instincts make us want to resist doing unpleasant tasks, our addictions make us do things that we know we shouldn't. Punishment is a very practical means for reinforcing the will and bringing the ego under control.

Keeping a record of infractions is an important task for a submissive in training, but without a punishment for these infractions the exercise will soon start to seem pointless. You will stop doing it, and the benefit of the discipline will be lost.

Punishment can have beneficial psychological effects, if it is done in a caring way with consent. The pain pathways of the body trigger the release of opioid neurotransmitters in the brain which can lead to a state of stillness and calm, but also energy.

Punishment can leave marks on your body which you should be proud to carry and display. They act as constant reminder of your state of submission to your  dominant, and the nature of the relationship between you. Your dominant will reinforce the significance of these marks by having you display them regularly.

When you routinely experience pain in a manageable way, you learn to overcome it. Yes, there is a moment of intensely painful feeling as you are struck, but within a few seconds this subsides. As the pain subsides, the fear of pain starts to subside too, being replaced by a sense of achievement and inner strength.  As you overcome fear of pain, you also start to overcome fear of other people, they lose their power to hurt you. Soon there is a lot less to be afraid of, and letting go of fear brings liberation. Pain, paradoxically, sets you free,

Punishment will force you to be a responsible adult, to grow up. A good dominant will not tolerate excuses, and the submissive quickly learns that only the highest standards are acceptable. There is much genuine pride to be gained from this, which is excellent for your self-esteem and a continuous process of learning of your girl child in due course.

A group of people working together who are not aligned will tend to cancel out each other’s' efforts, and produce very little useful result. If that same group of people can be aligned in a common direction much more can be achieved. If you have ever worked in a team which is out of alignment you will know the sheer frustration and hopelessness that results. By contrast, working with a group of people who are in the flow, like a group of jazz musicians improvising together, can be a joyous and creative experience.

As an individual you can lack alignment too - if you have contradictory impulses and conflicting desires, you can end up achieving very little. The warring factions in your personality tend to cancel one another out. One of the effects of training as a submissive can be to highlight these contradictions so that they can be dealt with and resolved.

An example of this can be found in punishment. You may have agreed with your dominant that certain infractions merit punishment, that it is beneficial to help you change and that it will do you good. Still when the time for punishment arrives and you are faced with the reality of a painful experience, your ego will do its best to avoid it. This is where the fantasy of submissiveness meets the reality, and you learn who you are and what you need. It's only when you've reached that moment of simultaneous wanting and dreading, complying and resisting, that you discover how conflicted your desires are.

With that discovery opens the possibility of alignment - firstly with yourself, then with your Dominant, and potentially with a wider your family and at large the  community. With this alignment comes the experience of inner peace, confidence and strength. You no longer need to worry, put on a false mask, or make yourself out to be something you're not. You are moving towards becoming whole and authentic.

Training

As with any other skill, submissiveness is developed by training. Even those who have a naturally submissive personality can have this improved by experiencing an appropriately demanding training regime. It's very hard to be sufficiently strict with oneself to achieve the necessary development of personality. That’s why we who are leading as a submissive  Slut lifestyle undergo REVAMPING in every 3 to 5 years interval for a specific time period which are minimum 6 months  to 3 years till the age of  17 to 70  .

Simply because being Subservient is not learning new things .It is unlearning what we already learned.

Therefore, although I've been discussing submitting to Gaia as a goal, in order to achieve this we first of all have to begin by submitting to an actual physical human, a dominant-- the dominant are always male, and dominant needs to have an understanding of what you are aiming to achieve, and to have the humility to recognise that serving them is just a step along the path for you, and that eventually they will need to surrender their dominance of you to a higher power.

This is a big ask, because training a submissive represents a big commitment in time for the dominant, and he will want to be sure you are the right person who is ready and available to receive that training. Ideally the dominant will be on the same path himself, so in serving him you are supporting him in his work for Gaia.

Effective training will change you in ways that cannot be predicted. The dominant you approach will want to be sure you are psychologically and physically strong enough to receive his training and benefit from it, rather than suffering adverse affects. Dominants will have their own process for vetting people who approach them, which might include asking you to write an application, answer a series of very searching questions, or complete a series of tasks to demonstrate obedience.

Below I list some questions that you should ask yourself before requesting training:

Your capacity to do the training

Am I genuinely available to undertake this training? Do I have the time? Am I sufficiently free from entanglements and responsibilities? Will the other people in my life support me or oppose me?

Do I have the commitment? Do I have the will to keep going when feeling resistance, hostility or demotivation?

Do I have the psychological capacity? Am I mentally and emotionally stable enough to handle this? Am I mature enough? Do I have any concerns about my mental state?

Am I physically fit enough? Have I any medical conditions that could put me at risk? Have I abused drugs, alcohol, and other substances? Am I addicted to anything, whether substances or processes?

How will I cope with rejection? Punishment? Criticism?

Dominants often have more than one submissive in training at any one time, as well as being served by those who have completed their training. How will I feel about this? Will I be able to control my jealousy and envy? How will I feel about obeying, or being punished by, another submissive, rather than the dominant?

Training calls for extraordinary levels of openness on the part of the submissive. Am I capable of being totally honest to the dominant and his other submissive? Disclosing my deepest secrets, shameful episodes, guilt, insecurities and flaws? Can I be open about my sexuality? Can I be honest about my negative thoughts?

Is there anything in my history that could impede me? Have I committed any criminal offences or been prosecuted? Have I harmed anyone, created any enemies, accumulated debts or done anything that may come back to haunt me later?

Answering yes to any of these last questions does not exclude you from proceeding with the training - what matters is your openness, honesty, and willingness to confront difficult issues. On the other hand if you are dishonest at this stage you are automatically excluding yourself - you will find it much more difficult to develop genuine submissiveness if you start off on a false basis.

Your motivation

Reflect on the following questions:

Why do I want to do this training? What do I want to get from it? What changes do I want to make to myself?

What makes me want to be submissive? How do I know that I'm submissive, what experiences demonstrate this?

What do I expect from a dominant?

What am I prepared to give back? How much time, effort, energy and resources am I willing to commit to being successful?

How serious is my wish to discover my true nature? Am I willing to help others do this too?

Your acceptance

Am I really willing to be obedient?

To accept discipline and punishment?

To be open, honest and truthful?

To sacrifice and serve?

 Am I willing for my lifestyle to be completely changed by the experience? To take risks and step outside my comfort zone? To overcome my limiting beliefs and attempt things I never believed I was capable of doing?

What will submissiveness training teach me?

In addition to the changing your attitude to the planet, there are many qualities that can be developed that will help you become a better person and a better servant to the world. The precise nature of what you will learn by training as a submissive will depend on the requirements of whoever is teaching you (your dominant), however I would expect a good training to give you some or all of the following accomplishments:

Become the best you are capable of, through being constantly challenged to develop new strengths and skills

Increase your confidence in your ability to cope under pressure in difficult situations

Develop the capacity to be a reliable supporter of a trusted leader, and know the joy that comes through giving 100% to a shared purpose

Learn the benefits of self-discipline and obedience, enabling you to stretch yourself beyond the limitations of your ego

Become liberated from shame, guilt and destructive behaviour patterns

Learn to welcome discipline and correction, as you discover how it helps you to overcome fear and other limiting emotions.

What makes a good submissive?

The following are the qualities that make a good submissive. This may seem like an extensive list, but it is not something which has to be achieved all at once. It is a set of aspirations which submissive training can support you in achieving, although the effort required to achieve them will be yours. If you are not inspired by the thought of achieving many of these qualities then you are probably not seeking to become a submissive.

Obedience - a fundamental requirement but not easy to achieve. A dominant's demands are designed to stretch you, to make you transcend your limitations. Obeying will take you outside of your comfort zone over and over again, into a state of surrender. One you place yourself in service to Gaia the tests to your obedience do not become any less, it is just that knowing what is required of you is not so obvious and requires intuition.

Discipline - a submissive is both self-disciplined and accepting of external discipline. Discipline takes many forms, from the mild to the severe depending on the need. Punishments include, but are not limited to, physical correction that causes pain. This may seem shocking to some, and tends to get confused with abuse. The difference is that submission is voluntary, and consent can be withdrawn at any time if discipline tips over into abuse. Pain is an unavoidable part of being human, but instead of numbing it with drugs, submissives learn to use it to increase their consciousness, improve their relationships, and purify the Field around them.

Honesty – the idea of lying to or withholding information from your dominant or a fellow submissive should be unthinkable. If you take your desire to serve and submit seriously you should also avoid any type of occupation where dishonesty or deception may be required. This is easier said that done, in a world which is more and more built on falsehood and denial of the truth.

Openness – a submissive strives to be open with her body, feelings and her mind. She holds no secrets from her dominant, her community, her fellow sub missives and other women of the family, including her daughters. When giving feedback to others she strives to be honest but not hurtful. She is open and truthful about her emotions, but does not inflict them on others. She accepts monitoring of her actions, activities and behaviour.

Reliability - a leader must be able to put complete trust in his submissive and to depend on her totally. Knowing thoroughly her strengths and weaknesses, capabilities and talents, he knows that if he sets her a task it will be carried out, however much difficulty and discomfort she may have to overcome. In order to be reliable she will have to develop other qualities - courage, resourcefulness, self-control, determination, punctuality, patience, and many others.

Good-natured - a submissive's aim is always to make others feel good, through qualities such as gentleness, compassion, respect, consideration and thoughtfulness towards others. However she will not allow her good nature to be taken advantage of in ways which would be detrimental to her dominant. Being obedient to him, she knows how to gently refuse others without giving offence. She can deal constructively with negative emotions. She can experience anger without subjecting others to it – she knows that it is her problem to deal with and no-one else’s. If she experiences fear she either overcomes it herself or enlists others to help her deal with it. Other words that describe a submissive include: positive, good-natured, non-critical, judgemental, even tempered, emotionally controlled, good listener.

Willpower and effort - a submissive will apply all her effort to a task, be resourceful in overcoming obstacles, with the aim of producing results not excuses. However she learns to work in a skilful way which is variously called "going with the flow", "effortless effort" or in Chinese "Wu Wei". In this way doing tasks, however mundane, are no longer stressful or feel like hard work, but become graceful and enjoyable. She knows when to rest from a piece of work when her concentration is flagging, but because she has resolved her inner conflicts her productivity is phenomenal.

Skills - a submissive is constantly striving to improve herself so that she may better fulfil her dominant's wishes. She treats her skills and abilities as a way to serve more effectively, and is not driven by praise, recognition or the need for success. She may not know what will be required next, so she motivates herself to acquire any skill she can in case it turns out to be valuable.

Simplicity - simplifying your lifestyle is not only good practice in submissiveness, it is also good for the planet and a good preparation for the adaptations we will all have to make to reduce our environmental impact. And from a submissive perspective an extravagant lifestyle is inappropriate - you cannot embrace submissiveness while driving round in an expensive car, taking extravagant holidays, making frequent flights for personal pleasure, employing a maid or spending quantities of money on clothes or gadgetry.

Resilience - this includes qualities such as fitness, tolerance of pain and discomfort, emotional strength, fearlessness and courage.

Why submissiveness?

Submissiveness is an excellent grounding for the way we should behave towards our planet. Once we start to make this shift, it seems that the Gaia responds, and we start to gain access to our higher consciousness.

However, turning a desire for submission into it's practical reality is not a simple task - for most of us our conditioning pulls us in the opposite direction. It therefore takes training to reorient the personality away from ego-based selfishness towards humility and service.

Our community Hallelujah  anticipating difficult times ahead, as the unsustainable nature of the lifestyle most of us follow is brought home to us ever more clearly. There will be a need for people to form themselves into teams in order to survive, and a team of submissive people under the leadership of a suitably insightful dominant will be able to achieve much that the lone individual cannot. You may also want to consider becoming a servant-leader or guide and helping others in turn find their submissive nature.

In our experience the desire to be submissive and the ability to live submissively at all times are two very different things. This is where a dominant, and the discipline that he  provides, becomes essential.