I've been surprised to find out that, since my amazing experience of the oneness of everything and me a few weeks ago, the love, the awesomeness, the perfectness of all that is, the perfect suited-ness of my life history and all the pain and frustration I've been through to lead me to that awareness--since then I've still been able to get frustrated, sad, bummed out, or feeling like I'm missing so
I was asked by my spiritual teacher to visualize what balance looked like in my life. At the time, I felt very much out of balance between my physical, mental, emotional and spiritual bodies and was out of alignment. I also was in a bad place with work and knew I needed to get back to a health balance.
The face we are given to perceive
An external perception given to believe
Though the unconscious intent may be to deceive
The truth of feeling lay waiting there to retrieve
By they aware to this understanding, to conceive
So next you to a face passing, you do observe
Heed these cautionary words
That though the expression may appear disturbed
You are the light, mind is the prism, the world is your rainbow.-Ash Ruiz
I've been inspired to write.
Many people are very sad about many things that are going on in their lives and on planet earth. Indeed, our world seems to be in a whole lot of trouble, I know many people are worried, and afraid, all the time.
We speak a lot about our intentions. We intend to do many things. We try to do things and occasionally we do things. I may intentionally eat a mushroom. I may intend to eat a mushroom. My intention in no way guarantees this to be. What is the distinction between intentionally acting and the intention to act? Do we recall the old adage, "The road to ruin is paved in good intentions."?
When I see the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, the exposure of pedophiles in church and state, the recognition and potential prosecution of institutional financial fraud, and the moral vacancy of resource wars, I begin realize the emerging pattern our time.
Humanity is larger than the institutions intended to contain us and we are breaking free.
A hands-on workshop designed to help you articulate your goals and intentions for this year and the years to come with Deborah Eden Tull of Creative Green [www.creativegreen.net] and D Miller co-Founder of Project Butterfly.
Have you ever noticed that some people use the personal pronoun “you” instead of “I” to describe their own experience? I hear this a lot from a variety of folks.
I used to get called on this habit, when I would recount a story and fill in details like, “then this happened,… you just get so frustrated.”
We are all containers for this light. We are the light, contained. The container is relevant only in how it shines and spreads light. It is the vehicle for the light and therefore must be maintained carefully.
These are dark times.
Why are they dark?
The containers have been corrupted.
A poison has been spread.
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
