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Lessons from Music – Fia’s “I Am” Fia’s song “I Am” is a powerful anthem of self-acceptance, inner strength, and the limitless potential within each of us. It’s a reminder that when we embrace our true selves, free from external expectations and distractions, we unlock the ability to live authentically and in harmony with life’s flow. One of the key messages in “I Am” is the realization that we are already whole. So often, we seek validation or happiness from the outside world, believing that our worth is defined by others’ opinions or our circumstances. But Fia’s lyrics remind us that everything we need is already within us, we are enough, just as we are. The song also speaks to the idea of stepping into our power and living from a place of self-love and trust. When we recognize our own strength, we become free from the need for approval or attachment to external outcomes. Life becomes less about striving for perfection or battling insecurities, and more about embracing the present moment with gratitude and confidence. Another theme is the balance between surrender and strength. Fia sings about the importance of letting go of the need to control everything, trusting the natural flow of life instead. This surrender isn’t about giving up, but about understanding that peace comes when we align ourselves with life’s rhythm, instead of resisting it. “I Am” reminds us that we are both powerful and at peace, capable of shaping our lives while also flowing with what is. It’s a song about shedding fears, stepping into our light, and living authentically, because, as Fia beautifully puts it, “I am here, I am whole, and I am enough.” In embracing this truth, we find freedom from external distractions and a deeper connection to our inner selves. The power lies within us, waiting to be awakened.

Mental health challenges are one of the leading causes of unemployment in the UK, with thousands of people unable to participate fully in the workforce due to conditions like anxiety, depression, and PTSD. While our current healthcare system often focuses on treating symptoms with medication or therapy alone, there’s a growing understanding that mental health is more complex and deeply interconnected with other aspects of life. By addressing mental health through the lens of the four pillars, mental, spiritual, physical, and emotional well-being, Britain can take a major step toward recovery, both for individuals and the economy. The Four Pillars of Mental Health Mental health does not exist in isolation. It is the result of a delicate balance between four key dimensions: • Mental: Thoughts, beliefs, and psychological patterns shaped by life experiences. • Spiritual: A sense of purpose, connection, and belonging in the world. • Physical: The health of the body and nervous system, often impacted by stress and trauma. • Emotional: The ability to process and regulate emotions in response to relationships and events. When one of these pillars is neglected, the others are affected, leading to a cascade of challenges that can make it difficult for people to thrive let alone work. Breaking the Cycle of Mental Health and Unemployment Unemployment can exacerbate mental health struggles, creating a vicious cycle: • Financial Stress: Losing a job brings financial insecurity, which adds stress and diminishes overall well-being. • Loss of Purpose: Work provides not just income but identity and purpose, which are central to mental and spiritual health. • Isolation: Unemployment often leads to social isolation, impacting emotional resilience and relationships. By shifting to a healthcare model that acknowledges the interconnectedness of these dimensions, we can begin to break this cycle and support individuals in their journey back to health and productivity. A New Approach to Healthcare Integrating the four pillars into mental health care would involve: 1. Mental Care: Expand access to therapies that address thought patterns and beliefs, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), alongside innovative treatments for trauma like EMDR. 2. Spiritual Connection: Encourage mindfulness practices, community involvement, and exploration of purpose through spiritual or cultural traditions. 3. Physical Health: Incorporate somatic therapies, exercise programs, and nutritional guidance to address the mind-body connection and reduce the physical effects of stress. 4. Emotional Regulation: Provide tools for emotional expression and resilience, such as group therapy, art therapy, or emotional intelligence coaching. The Economic Impact Investing in holistic mental health care is not just compassionate, it’s smart economics. Research shows that every pound spent on mental health services yields a significant return through increased productivity and reduced healthcare costs. By helping individuals regain their well-being across all four dimensions, we not only restore their capacity to work but also their ability to contribute to their communities and the economy. A Call to Action The billboard reads “Get Britain Working,” but it’s clear we need to start by getting Britain healthy. Recognizing that mental health is not just “in the mind” but tied to the spiritual, physical, and emotional dimensions of life is a powerful step forward. With a healthcare system that supports the whole person, Britain can unlock the potential of its people and move toward a brighter, more productive future. Let’s make this change together, because when the four pillars are strong, so is our nation.

The sky above the desolate battlefield churned with restless shadows, a storm of ethereal forces colliding in realms unseen by mortal eyes. At its center stood two towering figures, embodiments of powers ancient and eternal: Anubis, the jackal-headed guardian of the dead, and Morrigan, the shape-shifting goddess of war and fate. The land itself seemed caught in indecision, torn between the weight of judgment and the chaos of war. On one side, the air was heavy with the scent of sand and myrrh, the silent, resolute presence of Anubis grounding the earth beneath him. His golden scales shimmered in the dim light, a beacon of unyielding balance. On the other side, a swirling mist of black feathers and blood-red shadows heralded Morrigan’s arrival, her form shifting between a raven, a warrior queen, and an ethereal shadow, as if she were all three at once. “You meddle in domains not your own,” Anubis said, his voice deep and resonant, carrying the weight of countless souls judged at his scales. “The fates of the dead are not yours to twist.” Morrigan smirked, her voice a haunting melody of defiance. “And you, jackal, presume to stand apart from war, as though judgment is untouched by the chaos that births it. The dead come to you because of me. Without war, your scales would weigh nothing.” The tension ignited like dry kindling struck by lightning. The Battle Begins Anubis raised his staff, the crook and flail glowing with golden light, their power rippling through the air. The ground beneath Morrigan cracked and shifted, as if answering his command. Her feet remained steady, her laughter sharp and unyielding. She raised her spear, its blade slick with phantom blood, and pointed it toward him. With a burst of light and shadow, they clashed. Anubis’s strikes were deliberate and measured, each movement carrying the precision of a judge weighing a soul. His staff swung wide, unleashing arcs of golden light that cut through the mist surrounding Morrigan. She countered with swift, chaotic attacks, her spear clashing against his staff, her form shifting mid-strike to evade his power. One moment she was a raven, her wings cutting through the air like knives, and the next, a warrior clad in battle-scarred armor, her strength feral and unrelenting. The Scales vs. The Threads Anubis, sensing the balance of the fight tilting toward chaos, summoned his golden scales. They floated in the air between them, shimmering with an otherworldly glow. “Let your fate be weighed,” he intoned, his voice echoing across realms. Morrigan sneered and raised her hand, summoning threads of fate that wove through the battlefield like a spider’s web. “You think judgment is balance? Judgment is manipulation, a choice of who holds power,” she said, twisting the threads to ensnare the scales. The two forces collided, golden light against shimmering threads of shadow and destiny. The scales wavered, and the battlefield trembled. Anubis’s Steadfast Resolve With a growl, Anubis planted his staff into the ground, sending waves of golden energy rippling outward. The scales stabilized, and Morrigan’s threads began to fray under the weight of his unyielding order. “Chaos is fleeting, Morrigan. It dissolves under the truth of balance.” But Morrigan only smiled, her raven form circling above him before swooping low. Her voice rang out, filled with the inevitability of fate. “And balance, Anubis, is meaningless without chaos to define it.” The Turning Point Anubis lunged, his staff a beam of focused light aimed at Morrigan’s heart. She sidestepped, her body dissolving into a flurry of black feathers. From behind, she appeared as the warrior, her spear aimed for his back. He turned just in time, catching the spear on his flail, the clash sending shockwaves through the air. But Morrigan’s power was not just in combat, it was in the unseen manipulation of outcomes. Her threads wove around Anubis’s staff, trying to tether him to her will. He resisted, his connection to Ma’at, the divine truth, anchoring him. The Unifying Moment As they fought, the energies of war and judgment began to intertwine. The battlefield shimmered, and both deities paused, sensing the shift. Morrigan, the goddess of fate, tilted her head, her gaze narrowing. Anubis’s scales glowed brighter, their balance tipping neither left nor right but holding steady in the center. “We are two sides of the same truth,” Anubis said finally, his voice heavy with realization. Morrigan smirked, though her expression softened. “And without both sides, there is no truth at all.” The Resolution The battlefield fell silent. The scales remained upright, unbroken, and Morrigan’s threads loosened, drifting harmlessly in the wind. Neither had won, yet neither had lost. The battle, as it turned out, was not to destroy but to understand. Anubis lowered his staff, and Morrigan sheathed her spear. The storm overhead dissipated, revealing a calm sky. “Your war brings them to me,” Anubis admitted. “But my judgment gives meaning to their end.” “Then let the balance remain,” Morrigan replied, her voice softer now. “But know this, jackal: chaos will always return.” Anubis nodded. “And so will judgment.” With that, the two gods turned away, their powers acknowledged, their purposes intertwined. The battlefield, once torn asunder, now stood as a symbol of balance—chaos and order, war and judgment, bound together in an eternal dance.