That word – “entitled” – used to make me squirm. I was taught that wanting “the best” was selfish, ungrateful, or at least spiritually suspicious. The old orthodox was to be worm..keep your head down, accept your portion, don’t ask for much.

Part 13 politely – but firmly – throws that idea out the window.

Induction isn’t about wishing harder. It’s about drawing from the source. If “the Father and I are one,” and the Father is the Universal Mind, then scarcity thinking isn’t humble – it’s bad math. You can’t induct abundance while apologizing for wanting it.

This is where Part 12’s idea of voltage suddenly matters…Induction doesn’t just require clarity of thought – it requires available energy. No Voltage….No Induction. That’s not philosophy. That is wiring!

This is where this transmutation stuff that has been flowing through me quietly enters the room – not as something mystical or awkward, but as something practical.

If your energy is constantly leaking into distraction, resentment, imputes, or old emotional loops then there’s nothing left to induct with!! Its like trying to charge your phone with a frayed cable and then blaming the outlet. Containment comes Before attraction!

Entitlement is alignment, not ego. Being entitled to the best doesn’t mean taking from others. It means aligning with life as something meant to be fully lived, not barely survived.

Health, strength, supportive relationships, pleasant environment, enough supply for comfort AND enjoyment. These aren’t luxuries of ego – they are Operating Conditions! A depleted system doesn’t attract, it copes.

Right now, I definitely do not feel finished. I am definitely Still in THAT hallway but I am feeling somewhat Recalibrated. Less leaking. More containment. Clearer signal. Still tuning. Still learning. Not a worm. And officially done apologizing for wanting The Best!