Shalawam ahch first one must stop trying to be a part of a camp. Read the book for yourself starting from the beginning of the book. Pray for your sisters . If you have one in mind you need to cover her in prayer and support. Remember that sisters are under attack just like we are. Return to the first law which can be found in genesis, Enoch and jubilees . Genesis gives you the why Enoch gives you the who and jubilees gives you the when and where. The rest is up to you. Try coming to Mashiach assembly , you can get a lot of information

Spiritually and physically satan has done a number on our people. I believe that the plans and devices that have been implemented to destroy us as a people have greatly effected us, to the point were its a struggle for us to connect as a unit of people. Women have been taught to be more masculine and men emasculated. So when it comes to spiritual things women are established more mentally to go after knowledge but men are more timid. Frankly men need to man up mentally and spiritually and come to the Most High and be brave and courageous to seek and learn how to find themselves in Him. Men have to be tired of being lost and do something righteously about it.

Men have become spiritual lazy and women want to be lead. Men have to become more righteous leader in our communities in a way guided by the Most High Yah.

Us, Daughters of Zion, walking in obedience, will bring the Sons of Yasharal back to Yahusha.

I think that social learning plays a huge role in how we understand life and the choices we make. Both good and bad ones. I think that women are quite used to having friends. It's especially a blessing when a woman has a wise best friend(s) with whom she can share her most vulnerable, honest thoughts and feelings. This emotional 'offloading' helps a great deal! Often women are able to soundboard information and experiences off each other and in doing this, we learn from each other. When it functions well, women become a social network system for each other in which we are friends, teachers, nurturers, correctors, encouragers etc. From what I can see in the male world there is a need for a similar social networking system. Especially, positive male role models and male-male friendships. I think men need to open up and talk to other men. It seems the trap is to present as though one has it together, no advice needed, recommended or sought. This can cause and perpetuate isolation. Isolation breeds all kinds of chaos. I think if more of these safe spaces are cultivated in the male world, it can begin to tear down some barriers and expose our men to some truths; emotional spiritual and otherwise. I'd love our men to learn that it's ok to be vulnerable, it's ok to be confused and to ask questions, it's ok to cry etc. Essentially, I am bringing out the idea in Titus 2. Both sexes need to be explicitly taught life basics in safe spaces, from the respective elders who know the ropes.