The inner council of knower, doer, and thinker that lives in each of us.
Here’s how I see them:
The Knower
This is the soul’s core.
The Knower is ancient. Still. Rooted.
It doesn't speak in words or logic — it speaks in resonance.
The Knower doesn’t need proof.
It doesn’t rush.
It simply is — calm, unshaken, often silent.
It knows when something is right even if it makes no sense.
It knows who you are even when you forget.
The Knower sits in the center of your being, untouched by story.
The Thinker
The Thinker lives in the mind — agile, brilliant, always trying to understand.
It wants to connect the dots.
It loves structure, patterns, concepts.
It asks “Why?”, “How?”, “What does this mean?”
The Thinker is helpful…
but often loud.
And it can drown out the Knower with noise, especially in times of uncertainty.
It builds stories to feel safe.
But if left unchecked, it can trap you in loops —
overthinking, doubt, confusion.
The Thinker means well.
It just forgets that not everything needs to be solved.
The Doer
The Doer is action-born. It thrives on momentum.
It says, “Let’s fix it. Let’s build it. Let’s move forward.”
It can be deeply empowered —
the place where soul missions become real.
But when the Knower is quiet, and the Thinker is in overdrive,
the Doer starts chasing things just to feel something.
That’s when burnout, frustration, or spiritual exhaustion show up.
The Doer wants to serve.
But it needs alignment to know how and when.
When They’re in Harmony…
Something beautiful happens.
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The Knower says: “This is true.”
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The Thinker says: “Here’s how we can hold that truth with understanding.”
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The Doer says: “Now, let me bring it into form.”
In that state, there’s no conflict — just flow.
You act not out of fear, but out of clarity.
You think not to control, but to explore.
And your deep self — the Knower — leads.
With Love and Light
Glenda
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