Tag: peace
In order to navigate calmly through rough waters, we must be anchored as well as able to catch the wind and let it carry us. What does this mean? Set certain habits in place that serve you without having to figure out what to do next — this is an anchor. Catch the wind by letting go of expectations on how things might play out. In other words, don’t let your imagination or someone else’s get the best of you. Proceed forward with confidence, assurance and wild abandon.
Full Moon Meditation – Archangel Haniel & Chakra Balancing
Don Miguel’s book, The Four Agreements kept coming to mind as a I thought about the ways in which we all could be more proactive in our daily lives to help create a healthier consciousness on our planet. The Four Agreements has been read and utilized by millions of people and is the perfect tool to use to help heal humanity.
While the typical American citizen seems to be pre-disposed to have peace, rather than war, except when necessary, it seems that our leaders and certain large corporations prefer to have a culture of endless war.
Thanks to the internet and all our various portable, interconnected devices, we can now be in nearly constant communication with people near and far. Such communication can be nurturing, empowering and inspirational–but at times it can also feel like being part of a disfunctional, dissociated family with all manner of divisions, schisms, and negative […]
Now Anonymous has another message for the world, this time to Donald Trump, urging him to do what no other US leader has attempted in some time: create unity and peace.
Twenty years ago an aboriginal shaman woman told me that I should listen to the songs that came into my head, as they were a form of spiritual guidance. I was skeptical of the idea, but decided to test out if it was true. So I got myself a nice hardcover diary and began to […]
As power began to shift from absolute monarchs towards aristocratic families, e.g. Magna Carta, it became necessary to persuade these families that a war would serve their interests. The interests of the common people, those who were destined to do the killing and dying, were never even considered. It was also at this time that the bankers began to play a growing role in decisions about such matters. Although much emphasis has been laid upon “honour” and “pride”, national and racial “superiority” “obligation” to one’s country/religion and the like, these are merely superficial flim-flam to distract and confuse, i.e., they have nothing to do with reality.
The awakened among us know who he is talking about, but choose to limit the scope of our tactics and opposition. This is to say that the concrete, Newtonian minds around us will only acknowledge the importance of action and activism of a concrete nature. On the other hand, more and more of us are acknowledging the potential of what I would call quantum activism.
It is, nowadays, impossible to overlook that hostility towards a wide variety of peoples is being constantly pushed. Generating wars is not only the most profitable “business activity” of the banking cartel but also that which brings them most swiftly to their repeated publicly declared objective of becoming the owners of the entire planet and everyone and everything upon it.
I’m a huge fan of grunge rock band, Nirvana, and could never be opposed to Kurt, Krist or Dave’s inciting, excitable and rebellious music that was the soundtrack of my youth — so now that that’s out the way…this article is actually about the state of Nirvana. Smells Like Heaven Nirvana (in Hinduism and Buddhism) is the highest level […]
As with many things desired, the indoctrination which we have received in school, church and the like “teaches” us that someone else is responsible for giving it to us and, if we don’t have it, then someone has taken it from us. This leads (intentionally) and inevitably to the ridiculous activities of fighting for peace, destroying for prosperity and many other expressions of insanity.
Farhana explains what the “empty” feeling really is when we get rid of our beliefs and emotions that do not serve us.
happy-contentedI remember when I was suddenly and unethically ‘terminated’ by a well known leader in the transformation world. That series of events could have triggered a domino of fear and anger. When I told my children what had suddenly transpired, my son’s reaction was, “Congratulations Mom”.
Colombia is a lovely country, but it is also a country where the F.A.R.C. guerrilla movement has incited violence for over 50 years. Ad executive there, Jose Miguel Sokoloff sadly points out, “In my lifetime, I have never lived one day of peace in my country.” In this Ted Talk, Sokoloff shares the inspired, compassionate, […]
