“Transformation occurs in a cycle that must necessarily begin with the death of what we once believed to be true.”

— Spotted Eagle

Spotted Eagle tells us that change can happen as a gradual process of reframing our understanding of things, or it can happen at the level of a transformation. If it is a transformation we seek, rehashing old thoughts or trying harder will not help us if we continue to employ old concepts, methods and techniques. The new ideas we embrace must significantly alter our perceptions, behavior and choices if they are to operate in our consciousness as new, transformative thinking. Spotted Eagle says that all transformations are initiated by a collision between old thinking and new. He uses the word collision because it signifies something that launches us on a different life-trajectory than the one we were on before. To transform what we have already created, we must move beyond the patterns that are the framework of the old reality. We must move into an entirely new frame of reference, one that is capable of actually destroying and replacing the thinking that created what we now want to transform.

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