Gene Keys Golden Path Series - Life’s Work
This series will cover my personal Gene Keys Profile, exploring the Golden Path, as I contemplate each sphere in it. Resources to go further in depth, at your own resonance:
“A simple introduction” to Gene Keys: https://genekeys.com/articles/gene-keys-a-simple-introduction/
The Golden Path: https://genekeys.com/golden-path/
For the first blog in this series, it is due diligence to give some initial background: I began the journey on the Golden Path in the Gene Keys through first finding Gene Keys and creating my free Hologentic Profile (which anyone can do at https://genekeys.com/free-profile/). I was piqued from the first mention of Gene Keys (which I’ll refer to as “GK” at times), and the vibes from the descriptions of potential in shifting frequencies, activating DNA, and the blend of science and mysticism. The free profile is full of information, and includes a chart of spheres with numbers in them, along with the words associated with the levels of frequency for each of the spheres…which gives you a hint of insight as to the potential that lies within the spheres in your profile. It also includes blurbs on each of the first four spheres, collectively known as the Activation Sequence segment of one’s GK profile. If one follows from the start of the journey according to the profile, the first sphere is listed as one’s “Life’s Work”, which is “what I’m here to do”.
An example breakdown of all the components to a Gene Key sphere, and the structure of the overall profile:
Beginning this Golden Path, we start with the sphere known as my Life’s Work, which is 6.3. This is Gene Key 6, with line 3 flavor to it. The Gene Key 6 transforms the Shadow of Conflict through the Gift of Diplomacy, into the Siddhi of Peace. Line 3 in the Life’s Work is “The Changer - you are here to change how people feel about themselves”.
The universal theme of spirituality and rising in consciousness is that the work starts from the inside out. What is shifted internally, reflects externally. Also, in what would seem quite natural, one’s Life’s Work comes as a result of direct experience in the contrast related to the Shadow frequency of the associated Gene Key. What does this mean?
I was born into conflict. Quite literally. The day I was brought home from the hospital by my mother, she walked into the home with me to find another woman had stayed there. The living environment was volatile, as my parents coped with alcohol and smoking and partying to numb out their life circumstances as a whole, and often fought. I remember being a toddler and wishing, on many occasions, that they would stop yelling and turn the music down so I could just SLEEP. I would go to my grandmother’s house on the weekends so that my parents could party freely, to witness my grandmother and grandfather keeping distance from each other all the time, and wondering why…and then when they got in the same room, they yelled at each other until my grandpa left for the rest of the day. He would come back at night, go to his separate bedroom and play solitaire until he was ready to sleep. I did not understand at all why people who “loved each other” fought so damn much and acted like they hated each other, and this was the representation of relationships that I had in my formative years.
I understood in the volatility at home, that I had to try not to rock the boat in any way, or I was going to be subject to discipline that was unwarranted. The kind where you give a look that you didn’t know you were giving, or when someone felt like it was time to take out their energy in an angry way and you were around, even though you knew you were not the source of the problem. The friction and the conflict was unavoidable many times. As I began to get older, I also began to stand up for myself, and also for whomever I felt was being wronged in some of the occasions. I would try to reason, sometimes I would yell back, and other times I’d simply say nothing and walk away while the alcohol did its damage on them for the evening. There was a time where it got physical between my mother and I while she was under the influence, and I was just plain tired of the bullshit that came out of her when drunk and wanted to let her know that it wasn’t OK. Another time, I protected her by hitting my dad in the stomach while he had her in a chokehold and told him to get the hell off of her.
It would be some years later, and some devastating health issues with my father, that the dynamic shifted for the better with my parents. Actual discussions were able to be had. They had to hear my perspective and swim in the reality of what it was like being a child in those situations - a perspective they had not thought about. There was early forgiveness on my part, as I had an understanding that they were caught up in their own worlds and trying to just get by with three kids at a young age. I called them out on things, in person, and then I told them that I forgave them…because I do not want to carry anger in my heart for those things. I didn’t want to go through the rest of my life with animosity for anything. I wanted them to know that I had the capacity to rise above ALL of that, and still be a light, and still love. My father spent the last 20 years of his life in a limited capacity due to health issues, with my mom supporting him as best as she could. For the past 9 years since his passing, I’ve been able to have more and more conversations with my mother, where she has opened up about that past, and her own past, as I’ve provided a holding space to listen - something that she didn’t get from anyone that she trusted - and she has shifted in the way she feels about herself bit by bit for the better.
It is said that Gene Key 6 is “The Peacemaker”, and it takes going through conflict to get to a place of knowing how to break down barriers, dissolve walls, and create a bond of harmony and peace. Sometimes it is as simple as being the sacred ear for someone, where the dam in their heart can then be breached by the flood of their emotions that have been begging to be released, so that they can then feel peace again, even for a moment. Other times it is coming forward as a trustworthy soul, unwavering in one’s desire for peace, that the other can sense - the authenticity in knowing what it’s like to be in severe conflicts and not wishing that upon anyone else - for them to peek over their walls and begin the conversation.
It is not to seek out conflict for the sheer joy of eliminating it, and it is not the aim to continually attract those with walls in need of breaking…but a path of continual growth through a common goal. A little peace, and a lot of love.
If my work is to change how people feel about themselves, I know I have to be able to change how I feel about myself first. I’ve been through the ringer many times, and I know what it’s like to be completely down and walled up. I also know what it’s like to instantaneously drop all resistances, and practice maybe the biggest lesson ever for myself - “letting go”. That includes letting go of things I wanted, that had already expired. That includes emotions in the moment, and not becoming identified with them, but knowing that I’m experiencing them - letting them come, letting them go. The walls inside come from keeping the emotions trapped (good or bad), rather than allowing them to be felt and released. This practice of feeling and releasing - and allowing the trapped ones to surface on their own, and when they do, feel and release - is the key to feeling better about oneself.
Richard Rudd (founder of the Gene Keys) calls Gene Key 6 “the great emotional master key”, containing the secret to peace. If you can imagine the walls dissolving in each of us one by one, the peace obtained individually, and the state of humanity as a result…it is possible.
Conflict will be experienced by me throughout life, as part of my designed plan…this I have learned. There will be evolution of both conflict, and the resolution of it. When it comes to involvement of others, as long as there is a common solution being worked towards, there is always the chance to return to the natural state of peace.