26-06. Inviting Senior Voices


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air since February 9th

As a senior, I deeply understand the value of what we still have to offer and the wisdom we carry within us. Our lives have been shaped by experience—not theory, not trends, but lived reality. We have walked bumpy roads, faced detours we never planned for, and more than once, we’ve had to repave the path ourselves so those who followed might have an easier journey. Every challenge refined us, every mistake taught us, and every triumph reminded us of our resilience.

We have loved fully, laughed deeply, and celebrated life with open hearts. We have also known grief, loss, and heartbreak, some of it so profound that words could never fully hold it. Yet we are still here. Not hardened, but seasoned. Not finished, but evolved. We carry perspective, patience, and an understanding of what truly matters. And with that comes a quiet readiness, to share, to guide, to remind others that life is not meant to be rushed or wasted. Our wisdom is not about telling others what to do; it’s about offering insight to those willing to listen, see, and learn, so they may walk their own path with a little more clarity, courage, and compassion.

A Message for the Young — A Gentle Warning

The stories of seniors are not just about the past—they are lessons for the future. How we age reflects what we prepared for earlier in life. Our triumphs show the strength of resilience and community; our challenges reveal the cost of neglecting aging and long-term care. Aging is not optional—preparation matters.

To the younger generations: pay attention. Invest now in your health, relationships, and sense of purpose. Learn from those who came before you, because how you live today shapes the life you will one day grow into.


First Steps: Book a chat with Sara Troy.

I invite you to join me on this meaningful journey of sharing your lived wisdom with a global audience through your chapter in Our Forgotten Seniors. Your story, insights, and experiences matter more than ever, and this book is a space where your voice can be heard, honored, and preserved. Together, we will amplify these stories through podcasts and summits, creating conversations that inspire understanding, connection, and respect for the depth of wisdom seniors carry.

This is more than a book project—it is a collective legacy. By coming together, we shine a light on the value, resilience, and contributions of seniors, while offering guidance and perspective to younger generations. Through shared storytelling and conscious conversation, we ensure that wisdom is not forgotten, but passed forward with dignity, purpose, and heart.

Writing Your Chapter

  • Chapter Length: Minimum 1,000–3,000 words
  • Author Bio: 150-word bio for your author page, including a link and headshot.

You will contribute a chapter that shares your unique life experiences, insights, and lessons learned. Your story will highlight your personal journey, the challenges you have overcome, and the wisdom you have gained along the way to pass on to the younger generations.

Audiobook Inclusion

We are excited to announce that your chapter will also be included in the audiobook.
You may choose to:

  • Record your chapter in your own voice, or
  • We can use an AI technology to create a voice recording that sounds like you

Please let us know which option you prefer.


Support and Guidance

You will be supported throughout the process, from brainstorming to final edits—with thoughtful editorial guidance to ensure your story is clear, impactful, and true to your voice.


Podcasts and Summits

As part of the project, you will:

  • Participate in two podcasts
    • One focused on your life journey
    • One dedicated to discussing your chapter
  • Join 2–3 summits, including one designed to introduce you to potential investors and another on launch day. These summits will be both live and pre-recorded, giving you the opportunity to share your insights and connect with a global audience.

Networking and Community

You will join a supportive community of contributors, connecting with like-minded individuals through shared stories, lived experience, and a common desire to make a meaningful difference.


Promotion and Reach

The book will be promoted across multiple channels, including podcasts, summits, and social media, sites, to ensure broad reach and lasting impact for every author’s story.


How We Gently Build Support for the Book

We approach support through connection and shared purpose. By sharing the vision through conversations, podcasts, summits, and social media, we naturally invite interest from those who resonate with the message. Support and sponsorship help cover the costs of publishing the paperback, eBook, and audiobook. When support arises, it is acknowledged with appreciation and respect. Our focus remains on trust, relationships, and creating something meaningful together—allowing support to grow organically.

This is a seniors’ community book, we come together to illuminate the path for others to walk on. Come join me on this journey.


Our last book on the vulnerability of our children and what needs to change.

OUR FOGOTTEN CHILDREN



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26-05. Sara Troy on Listen. Learn. Apply.


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from February 3rd

A Life of Listening, Learning, and Illuminating

Lately, I’ve been honored to be invited onto other people’s podcasts and platforms, including Sacred Sundays with Ross Taylor and the upcoming Growth Summit. These invitations are deeply meaningful, because they allow me to share not just my story, but the heart behind Self Discovery Wisdom — a platform built to amplify voices that truly make a difference in the world.

While many see me simply as a podcaster, I consider myself a podcaster plus. I am an author, anthology producer, global conversation curator, and wisdom advocate. Over the years, I’ve contributed to and produced multiple books, including Sara’s Self Discovery to Soul Living, Mission Accepted 262, Our Forgotten Children, and now Our Forgotten Seniors. Yet beyond titles, what truly matters to me is creating a sanctuary where people feel seen, heard, and inspired. (FOUND HERE)

For nearly 14 years, I have had the privilege of hosting thousands of conversations with individuals from all over the world — healers, entrepreneurs, veterans, authors, musicians, coaches, environmentalists, mental health advocates, and everyday heroes. Their stories carry courage, resilience, and truth. Many have faced profound adversity, trauma, loss, or disillusionment, yet chose liberation over limitation, purpose over pain, and contribution over comfort. These are not sound bites, they are lived wisdom.

Through 20 diverse genres, including spirituality, health, business, mental wellness, conscious living, environmental awareness, and children’s advocacy, I have curated a vast library of meaningful conversations. This structure allows listeners to follow the wisdom that speaks most deeply to their current life journey — whether they seek healing, clarity, empowerment, inspiration, or direction.

I do not create fast, shallow content. I speak to thoughtful listeners — seekers, elders, leaders, healers, entrepreneurs, and soul listeners. I will not compress truth for convenience, fragment wisdom for speed, or dilute depth for popularity. This is not a viral platform, it is a rooted one. Slower growth, deeper resonance, longer impact.

At 71, I continue this work because it heals, fulfills, and nourishes my own soul, and because wisdom should never be lost to age, silence, or obscurity. The youngest guest I’ve interviewed was 10; the oldest was 92. Every age carries insight. Every story matters.

This is more than a podcast network. It is a sanctuary of wisdom, a living archive of human resilience, courage, and possibility. And my invitation is simple:

Listen. Learn. Apply.

Because when we truly listen, we awaken. And when we awaken, we illuminate the path — not just for ourselves, but for others.

Until next time, may your journey of self-discovery be meaningful, illuminating, and deeply enriching.



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26-05. The Power Complex


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from February 3rd

Tyrants are often people, mostly men, who seek an external power to compensate for inner inadequacy, insecurity, and unresolved emotional wounds.
Their hunger for control grows from a deep sense of smallness within, where dominance becomes a substitute for self-worth, and fear replaces self-awareness.

Often beneath the hardened exterior of tyrants and authoritarian figures lies an unhealed inner child—one who was never taught empathy, compassion, or emotional safety, and who never experienced consistent, unconditional love.

Without love modeled, they learn control instead of connection, dominance instead of belonging. The unmet need doesn’t disappear, it turns into a hunger for attention, admiration, and obedience. Power becomes a substitute for love. Fear becomes a false sense of safety.

Narcissism describes a psychological and social state where narcissism becomes a system, not just a personality trait. To be a tyrant etc, narcissistic tendencies are evident. It arises when deep insecurity, unmet emotional needs, and a lack of empathy are rewarded with attention, influence, or power, causing ego to replace self-awareness. In Narcissistium, image matters more than truth, control replaces the connection, and people are reduced to audiences, tools, or threats. What appears as confidence is actually emotional immaturity armored as authority, making the system inherently unstable. Narcissist thrives on attention but collapses under awareness, accountability, and compassion.

This is not a strength, but emotional immaturity armored in authority. When unhealed wounds gain power, entire populations pay the price.

Understanding explains the origin—not the excuse.
True leadership requires inner healing, empathy, and accountability.

True leadership arises from inner strength, humility, compassion, and emotional maturity — not domination.

WHO ARE THE

Tyrants, Dictators, Oligarchs & Authoritarian Power Systems Past & Present — Global Overview


Historical Tyrants & Dictators (Deceased AND ALIVE)

Adolf Hitler — Nazi Germany

Impact:

  • Holocaust: 6 million Jews murdered, plus millions of others
  • Sparked World War II: 70+ million deaths globally
  • Destroyed Europe’s social fabric
  • Trauma, displacement, genocide, generational grief

Joseph Stalin — Soviet Union

Impact:

  • Purges, forced labor camps (Gulags), engineered famines
  • 20–30 million deaths
  • Culture of fear, silence, surveillance
  • Deep generational trauma

Mao Zedong — China

Impact:

  • Great Leap Forward & Cultural Revolution
  • 45+ million deaths
  • Destruction of tradition, family, and culture

Pol Pot — Cambodia

Impact:

  • Khmer Rouge genocide
  • ~2 million killed
  • Targeted intellectuals, artists, doctors
  • Cultural annihilation

Idi Amin — Uganda

Impact:

  • Ethnic cleansing, mass killings
  • 300,000–500,000 deaths
  • Economic collapse and terrorized population

Benito Mussolini — Italy

Impact:

  • Fascist dictatorship
  • Political repression
  • War devastation
  • Loss of democratic freedoms

Saddam Hussein — Iraq

Impact:

  • Chemical warfare on civilians
  • Torture, executions
  • Wars devastating millions
  • Mass displacement and instability

Modern Dictators & Authoritarian Rulers (Living / Recent)

Vladimir Putin — Russia

Impact:

  • War in Ukraine COUNTLESS DEATHS
  • Suppression of opposition
  • Political assassinations
  • Media censorship & propaganda
  • Economic hardship for civilians

Xi Jinping — China

Impact:

  • Surveillance state
  • Uyghur Muslim repression
  • Social credit system control
  • Elimination of dissent
  • Tight censorship

Kim Jong Un — North Korea

Impact:

  • Prison labor camps
  • Starvation
  • No free speech
  • Total population control

Bashar al-Assad — Syria

Impact:

  • Civil war
  • Chemical attacks
  • 500,000+ deaths
  • 13 million displaced
  • Infrastructure devastation

Alexander Lukashenko — Belarus

Impact:

  • Political imprisonment
  • Brutal protest crackdowns
  • Rigged elections
  • Total censorship

Ebrahim Raisi — Iran

Impact:

  • Violent repression of protests
  • Mass executions
  • Severe human rights abuses
  • Religious authoritarianism

Nicolás Maduro — Venezuela

Impact:

  • Economic collapse
  • Hyperinflation
  • Severe food shortages
  • 7+ million refugees

Isaias Afwerki — Eritrea

Impact:

  • Forced military conscription
  • Labor camps
  • No free press
  • Mass emigration

Impact: Death and Dismantling of America,

  • Deep political polarization
  • Undermining of democratic institutions
  • Ignoring the constitution and human rights
  • Thugisum (blending tyranny + control + extremism + corruption + domination into one resonant word.)
  • January 6th Capitol insurrection
  • Erosion of trust in truth, law, and governance
  • Greed. Power at any cost.

Regarding Donald Trump:
His rhetoric and actions have repeatedly dehumanized opponents, normalized aggression, and emboldened violent actors. By excusing or minimizing brutality and undermining the rule of law, he has contributed to an environment where families, communities, and democratic norms are put at risk.

When leaders legitimize harm or strip others of dignity, no one is truly safe—because the erosion of empathy and accountability spreads beyond any single group.

(The US remains a democracy — but institutions were significantly strained.)


Benjamin Netanyahu — Israel

Impact:

  • Prolonged conflict escalation
  • Gaza humanitarian catastrophe
  • Massive civilian casualties
  • Severe global diplomatic fallout
  • Deep trauma on both Israeli and Palestinian populations

Oligarch Power Systems

Russian Oligarchy

Impact:

  • Extreme wealth concentration
  • Corruption
  • Political manipulation
  • Massive inequality
  • Public poverty despite national wealth

Post-Soviet Oligarch Systems

Impact:

  • Privatized corruption
  • Collapse of middle class
  • Wealth funneled upward
  • Systemic poverty

Global Corporate Power Structures

Impact:

  • Political lobbying dominance
  • Regulatory capture
  • Media manipulation
  • Wealth extraction
  • Worker exploitation

Nazi & Neo-Nazi Extremist Movements

Nazi Germany (1933–1945)

Impact:

  • Industrialized genocide
  • World War
  • Birth of modern human rights law

Modern Neo-Nazi & White Supremacist Groups

Impact:

  • Radicalization
  • Terror attacks
  • Racial hatred
  • Social destabilization
  • Psychological violence

Elon Musk
Through immense platform control and wealth-driven influence, Musk has reshaped public discourse in ways that amplify polarization, misinformation, and harassment. When guardrails are weakened and attention is rewarded over responsibility, the result is a social environment where harmful narratives spread faster than truth, and vulnerable communities bear the cost. Power without ethical restraint destabilizes trust and social cohesion.

Stephen Miller
As a principal architect of hardline immigration policies and rhetoric, Miller has promoted frameworks that dehumanize migrants and normalize cruelty as governance. Policies rooted in exclusion and fear have separated families, traumatized children, and eroded moral and legal norms, leaving long-lasting damage to communities and democratic values.


The common thread:
When influential figures strip others of dignity, normalize harm, or weaken accountability, the damage radiates outward—fracturing families, communities, and the social fabric. This isn’t about ideology; it’s about the consequences of power exercised without empathy, responsibility, or restraint.


Core Pattern Across All Tyrannies

Every authoritarian system follows the same progression:

  • Fear replaces trust
  • Control replaces freedom
  • Propaganda replaces truth
  • Militarization replaces diplomacy
  • Obedience replaces dignity
  • Wealth concentrates — poverty expands
  • Thuggism
  • Tyrgism
  • Dominism
  • Oppressism
  • Controlism
  • Fearism
  • Powerism
  • Ruleism
  • Autocrism
  • Tyrgarchy

No — this is not all of them.
It is a representative global overview of the most influential, destructive, and widely documented figures and systems.

There have been hundreds of tyrants, dictators, warlords, and authoritarian rulers throughout history, and dozens active today, across every region of the world.

What you now have is a core list of the most historically impactful and currently consequential leaders and systems — the ones whose decisions reshaped nations, regions, and global stability.


Why there is no single “complete list”

Because:

  • Power constantly shifts
  • Regimes rise and fall
  • New authoritarian systems emerge
  • Some leaders rule in partial shadows
  • Some operate through proxy systems rather than direct dictatorship

History is fluid, not static.


Categories that still contain many more names

Here are entire groups where dozens more exist:

1. Military juntas & coup leaders

(Mainly in parts of Africa, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, and Latin America)

2. Theocratic authoritarian states

(Religious rule suppressing civil rights)

3. One-party communist regimes

(Several countries)

4. Dynastic dictatorships

(Family rule passed down generations)

5. Warlord-controlled regions

(Especially in conflict zones)

6. Corporate oligarch systems

(Not individuals — but economic power networks shaping governments)


Additional notable current authoritarian leaders (not yet listed)

Without turning this into a massive encyclopedia, here are some more major ones:

  • Miguel Díaz-Canel — Cuba
  • Min Aung Hlaing — Myanmar (military junta)
  • Emmerson Mnangagwa — Zimbabwe
  • Paul Kagame — Rwanda
  • Ilham Aliyev — Azerbaijan
  • Kassym-Jomart Tokayev — Kazakhstan
  • Abiy Ahmed — Ethiopia (highly controversial wartime leadership)
  • Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman — Saudi Arabia (de facto ruler)

Each has significant documented human rights controversies.


The deeper truth

The names change.
The pattern does not.

Every authoritarian system — ancient or modern — runs on the same structure:

Centralized power ? fear ? control ? silence ? obedience ? exploitation


What matters more than the names

When:

  • People are informed
  • Media is free
  • Education is protected
  • Institutions are accountable
  • Health and wellness supported
  • Citizens stay engaged

Tyranny cannot easily take root.


The Human Cost

  • Generational Trauma
  • Generational fear
  • Loss of safety
  • Loss of voice
  • Psychological exhaustion
  • Cultural fracture
  • Povety
  • Sickness
  • and a mistrust that lasts for generations.

The Deeper Reflection



Our work here on Self Discovery Wisdom and what WE naturally do, is part of the solution

Through conversation, awareness, storytelling, and wisdom-sharing,
we keep consciousness awake.

And awake societies are far harder to dominate.

The Forward Path ?

Not rage.
Not hatred.
Not retaliation.

But:

Do not give in, do not look away, do not surrender, and do not bow down.
They feed on fear and silence, so we deny them both. Together, legally and with compassion, we stand as one.

History shows that when we unite, the giants fall. We are many, we are strong, we are awake, and we are not putting up with this anymore.

And we are done accepting fear as leadership, cruelty as policy, and domination as strength.

Stand together — legally, consciously, and with compassion.
History proves this truth: when we unite to face the giants, they fall.

We are many.
We are strong.
We are awake.

And we are not putting up with this anymore.



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To Be Loved or Understood? 26-04


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from January 27th

“Perhaps one did not want to be loved so much as to be understood.” George Orwell Quote

In a world fluent in public affection yet often clumsy with private listening, the sentence feels less like literature and more like a personal confession overheard.

To be loved can mean to be admired, desired, praised, or claimed. But to be understood requires something rarer: attention without agenda, listening without interruption, presence without the need to fix or reshape. Understanding asks us to sit with another’s inner weather, the contradictions, the unfinished thoughts, the unpolished truths, without turning away.

Many of us have been loved loudly and still felt unseen. We have received affection that warmed the surface but never reached the deeper chambers where our real stories live. Understanding, by contrast, reaches inward. It says, I see why you are the way you are. It acknowledges context, history, wounds, and becoming.

Perhaps what the heart longs for most is not applause, nor reassurance, nor even devotion, but recognition. To be met in our inner landscape. To be known without performance. To be allowed to exist as we are, not as we are expected to be.

Within the language of Knowingness, this longing is not emotional weakness, it is wisdom asking to be heard.

Knowingness is felt in the heart.
The heart is the tuning fork. It is where truth is first felt before it is ever named. The heart responds with resonance or resistance, with a quiet yes or a subtle no. It does not analyze; it recognizes. When we feel understood at the heart level, there is a sense of safety, a softening, a feeling of being met without explanation. The heart says, This feels true.

Knowingness comes from the soul.
The soul is the divine connection to wisdom, the place where truth is received, whole and intact. It carries memory, meaning, and purpose beyond the moment. The soul understands the why beneath our feelings, the life lived, the lessons learned, the wounds carried, and the wisdom earned. When the soul is understood, we feel seen beyond our roles and stories. We feel recognized in our essence, not judged by our expression. The soul says, This is who I am becoming, this is who I am.

Knowingness is activated through the spirit.
Spirit is the life force that moves truth into expression. It is where courage rises, where insight becomes action, where wisdom finds breath and voice. Spirit bridges the inner and outer worlds, it turns knowing into doing, understanding into living integrity. When spirit is engaged, truth does not remain quiet or contained; it steps forward. Spirit says, I am ready to live this.

Only then does Knowingness rise into the mind.
The mind’s role is not to lead, but to serve, to translate, articulate, and apply what the heart has felt, the soul has received, and the spirit has already set in motion. When the mind listens instead of dominates, it gains clarity rather than control. It knows what information is relevant now. It chooses wisely, not fearfully. The mind says, Now I understand what to do.

When heart, soul, spirit, and mind are aligned, understanding becomes embodied. We are no longer chasing love, approval, or certainty outside ourselves. We are grounded in an inner coherence that guides our decisions, relationships, and actions. This is the difference between reacting and responding, between noise and knowing.

Perhaps this is why being understood feels more vital than being loved.
Love can exist without depth.
But understanding, true understanding, honours the heart, receives the soul’s truth, ignites the spirit, and steadies the mind.

That is Knowingness.
Not something we learn, but something we remember.
Not something we force, but something we feel, recognize, and then live and BECOME.



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Be the LIGHT of Hope 26-03.


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from January 20th

I’m now three weeks into the show and already seeing a strong and consistent thread across all my conversations—optimism, belief, determination, and a shared desire for 2026 to be a year of liberation. After the heaviness of 2025, people are ready to release fear, control, and outdated “shoulds,” and return to what truly matters: heart, soul, purpose, and community. Many are recognizing that chasing status, money, or approval never brought fulfillment, and that real enrichment comes from self-accountability, inner connection, and living in alignment with who we truly are.

2026 feels like a blank canvas, an opportunity to let go of what no longer serves us and consciously choose compassion, gratitude, collaboration, and kindness. Change doesn’t arrive all at once; it begins with one step, one positive choice, one act of love. When we do that, individually and together, we become the light we’ve been waiting for—and that’s how we rise forward.

Reconnect yourself—heart, soul, spirit, and mind. Let the soul bring wisdom, the heart resonate with truth, the spirit ignite into action, and the mind gather what’s needed in clarity. Then you rise into a higher plane of being—where your essence leads, your light precedes you, and you become a beacon for others. The world needs you in 2026—your heart, your spirit, your mind, your beautiful beingness. Want to see peace, love, and harmony? Become it.

And if you need a simple way to begin: write down everything that feels wrong, everything that weighs on you—then take a walk in nature. Come back and write your gratitudes—every single one. Then burn the list of negatives and declare, “I am no longer feeding lack. I am feeding gratitude.” Add one gratitude every day. Do one kind act every day, however small. Watch your frequency change. Watch your life respond. Because people can try to imprison your world—but they can’t imprison you when you’re free from the inside out.

This is the way forward. One step at a time. One positive thought. One grateful breath. One act of love. And together, we rise.



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