THE REBELLION consists of rebels who question the status quo, who are armed with ideas, armed with perception changing concepts. Rebelliousness, as some may think, is not about change. It’s about asking questions and acting up when a certain state of being is out of balance when something is not performing in a way that one would simply want it to perform and be perceived. In our vision we see that change, in essence, is neither good nor bad, it’s part of an ever going evolution that builds on the best of the past. This evolution is creative in combining the best of what once was with the new possibilities of what is yet to come. That is what leads to innovation, in the present, and in the future. Thereby it’s the perception of change that results whether an outcome is desirable or perhaps is not. Change will cause a re-evaluation of these perceptions. Sometimes it’s a necessity, but sometimes it’s not. Just remind yourself that perception leads to awareness, which in the end causes a person to make a choice.

Therefore we question the ones who say they have all the answers because every answer will lead to another question resolving in progress in every way possible. We question what we are not certain of. We question perceptions. We question choices. We question the ones that just assume, for an assumption is an answer based on a question that has not been asked and it is simply believing in something without questioning – which in essence – is not in our rebellious nature. We are born defiant, we are born defying assumptions, never taking answers for granted, we are born without a belief. We are born rebels. We are born rebellious. The more we ask the more we truthfully believe, for rightful believing is knowing. We are revolutionaries when we must. We are refreshing, we are resilient, we are committed to our responsibility to think differently and to act upon that responsibility. We know who we are, and now so do you.