Nov 20, 2014 | Uncategorized
If you believe in suffering, you feed it with your attention and keep it in existence. If you resist suffering, try to avoid it, or overcome it and save people from the experience of it, it means you believe in it, and you are keeping it alive with your attention. If you agree with suffering, thinking it is the normal human condition, and resign yourself to it, or even decide to create more of it for yourself (becoming a victim) or for others (becoming a monster), it means you believe in it, and you are keeping it alive with your attention.
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Nov 18, 2014 | Uncategorized
I have dreamed about highly evolved intergalactic beings for many years. And, though I resonate to these frequencies, I also feel a huge love for the earth and all its manifestations. It’s a fine-line balancing act to maintain connection to the home place in spirit while also making the earth the home place.
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Nov 17, 2014 | Uncategorized
Ervin Laszlo has written a book that is very similar to my book, Leap of Perception: The Transforming Power of Your Attention. It’s called The Akasha Paradigm. If you’ve read Leap, you know I describe many aspects of the new consciousness that will be hallmarks of the Intuition Age, and how these changes are occurring. I think it’s valuable to have different people’s angles on how the new reality is going to function.
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Nov 16, 2014 | Uncategorized
The Flow makes the decisions, without actually deciding, because that would mean the Flow would need to stop. Here there is no need, no problem-solving. Things are revealed as you create. What comes first? The creative urge or the revelation of vision?
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Aug 3, 2014 | Uncategorized
When you become fascinated by the Mystery, search for answers that lie beyond the superficial explanation, or yearn for experience that contains greater peace, compassion, joy, and spontaneity—you’re on a spiritual path.
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Jun 27, 2014 | Uncategorized
We misfits have to be careful, though, about getting caught in a mystique based on victimization. Sure, it’s challenging at first to express a different vision, an unusual creative turn, especially to audiences who are used to the status quo.
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