Humans did not weave the web of life; we are merely a strand in it.
Therefore, what we do to the web we do to ourselves.
We must be at peace with the oneness of all life’s energy in order for harmony to arise.
Unity with nature is the key to a positive progression.
It’s about opening gateways and creating opportunities to
Accentuate excitement in your life,
Like a noble soldier you’ve got to fight the strife,
Believe you're not the victim in the game you play,
'It’ll all come good' is what you've got to say.
See the lone white cloud as a positive sign,
I’m going to take each moment and make it mine,
Hold the goodness deep inside my soul,
my molecules are realigning
every cell in my body screams and cries with joy
forcing me to curl into a ball on the ground
and surrender my whole being to the engulfing pool of nature's energy
as I let go my conscious self
it feels as though every hair on my body stretches to it's limit
trying to increase my connection to the collective unconscious
All my life I have been encompassed by the mountains. I have lived my simple, sheltered life nestled in the heart of Appalachia. I have stood small and helpless staring up at these gatekeepers as long as I can remember.
Seems like there are alot of people on evolver that are interested in disclosing problems.
Like what's the latest thing to be alarmed or afraid of.
May I suggest that unless these posters also include possible solutions
in their post,
that They are party to the problems they are posting about.
Really is it helpful ?
To just spead problems further ?
Catching up: I've had several conversations with Cheryl Honey from CommunityWeaving.org and she's been very helpful by both networking me with other people and testing video chat services.
This was not my choice. I did not plan this. I am floating through the cosmos, subject to my destiny. As time passes it gets easier and easier to let go and walk my path. I have no job, I have no money, and neither of these things bother me as they would have in the past.
As I sit here on a chilly autumn morning listening to Mos Def's song "New World Water" I am reminded of yet another issue which is pressing on the happiness and well-being of the world's population. WATER!
I'm new to this whole spiritual growth thing, as of a few months ago. I had always been interested in spirituality, and I was always an accepting, relatively kind person. Although up until earlier this Fall, I was very cynical, depressed, and doggedly agnostic; and I was pretty OK with it.
Often am I saddened by my powerlessness in the face of the empire, my inability to protect the weak and defend those who have been wronged; what adds to this dilemma is the fact that, although everyday people’s efforts may seem irrelevant, they still manage to slow down the empire, and although slowing down the inevitable seems necessary for some, it is in fact harmful on the long run; how?
"This too shall pass." For as long as I can remember my mother has used this phrase, attributed to King Solomon, to ease my pains. "This too shall pass" was her remedy to everything from menstrual cramps to the infidelity of my past beaus. And with good reason; the impermanence of painful times has been discussed in every religious text and most best-selling self-help books.
Its become almost a cliche, the idea that coincidences are more than what they seem. But these powerful little reminders that the Universe is actively participating in our lives should not be discounted. We are potent spiritual beings who are constantly ordering our surroundings symbolically.
"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
