The Sixth Element is the part of you that’s always been there. Like carbon, it's in you, It’s travelled through your family line to reach you. You have to decide if their success, failure, fear and suffering with money is yours to own or if you want to leave it with them.

If your ancestors were farmers, you don’t need to farm — but you might still honour the land.
If they built power through corruption, you can love business without losing your integrity.
If they wore crowns, you might carry dignity without  entitlement.
If they lived in poverty, you can choose humility without scarcity.
What you're carrying that is not yours can be heavy. The Sixth element affords you the space to investigate.

We shine through many reflections, yet only become whole when every part is allowed to belong.
We learn which parts are welcomed and which parts are not. Over time we live through what is affirmed and leave the rest behind. Wholeness begins when nothing that is true has to be left out.

When you become a project instead of a person, even growth starts to cost you. You start measuring your worth by how much you improve.

And worse — you turn to ‘helping’ others as a way to avoid yourself. It looks like support, but it’s really distraction. Fixing. Rescuing. Over-giving, anything to avoid what you need to see and it interrupt the parts of you that are begging to be seen. 

There is always a cost. To proving yourself.
To chasing purpose. To turning love into labour.

We were taught that money gives us freedom and to live in this world maybe it does sometimes, but more often, it becomes the altar we sacrifice ourselves on.
We hustle to feel worthy. We under-earn to feel humble. We mistake suffering for integrity, and success for salvation. This is the passion.
And this is the price.

At what cost?
That’s the question we’ve inherited, and the one we’re here to answer differently.