To Stand Up For Justice And Peace

“To stand up for justice and peace, then, you must first find peace within yourself.  You must then demonstrate peace to others, which means you can’t make a stand for peace or ‘be peace’ while you’re warring with your neighbor, hating your coworker, or judging your boss.

If everybody (and I mean every body) chose peace, and if we came together at the exact same time, imagine the type of positive change we could create in our collective future.  There would be no conflict.  What’s equally powerful is that when we are the living embodiment of peace, we show up as unpredictable to others and then they pay attention.

We are biologically wired to mimic each other’s behavior.  Modeling peace, justice, love, kindness, care, understanding, and compassion allows others to open their hearts and move from fearful, aggressive states of survival to feeling wholeness and connectedness.  Think of what would happen if we all understood how interconnected we were to one another and to the (invisible quantum) field, rather than feeling separated and isolated.

We might actually begin to take responsibility for our thoughts and emotions because we would finally understand how our state of being affects all life.  This is how we begin to change the world — by first changing ourselves.

I believe we are on the verge of a great evolutionary jump.  Another way to say it is that we are going through an initiation.  After all, isn’t an initiation a rite of passage from one level of consciousness to another, and isn’t it designed to challenge the fabric of who we are so we can grow to a greater potential?

Maybe when we see, remember, and awaken to who we truly are, human beings can move as a collective consciousness from a state of surviving into a state of thriving.  It’s then that we can emerge into our true nature and fully access our innate capacity as human beings — which is to give, to love, to serve, and to take care of one another and the Earth.”

Becoming Supernatural – How Common People Are Doing The Uncommon, Dr. Joe Dispenza, pgs. 321-322.

Support Those Who Are Around You

“It is greatly helpful to be able to have advanced mindsets, but as we say, when you are still supporting humanity you can easily be traumatized by still seeing and observing humanity’s choices, and when you’re constantly working diligently to raise your frequency vibrations and spread love and joy, and you are still noticing people refusing to grow, refusing to step up and refusing to help themselves.

They are not doing it to be in spite of you, they’re doing the best that they can and they think and have assumptions that they’re right and that their routines and behaviors are how a good normal human being must and shall always be.  And you know the difference between how humanity was supposed to be and how humanity was supposed to evolve.  And you know the shortcomings, if you wanted to label them as such now.

We are saying that many people who are advanced in their perspective still need a Soul family.  Still need friends.  Still need to communicate and share their journeys with each other.

These experiences are potential tools for you to be able to gain more respect, tolerance, and perspectives to support those who are around you that are at a denser vibration.”

Now That You Have Awakened, Conversations With Heaven On Earth, pgs. 241 – 242.

To Find Your Soulmate

“All of you women want your soulmates, eh?  You want the perfect lover, someone who can see you fat and ugly and still love you, someone to take care of you, to be there, to provide for you, to give you freedom.  Well, I have something to tell you.  There is no man on this plane at this hour who has reached godhood or knighthood to be that brave, that noble, that powerful, and that unconditionally loving.  They’re in the same boat that you are, because they’re looking for someone, just like you are — except you’re not filling their bill any more than they are filling yours.

You came here wanting me to send you Mr. Wonderful?  I won’t do that.  I want to show you Mrs. Wonderful.

Now, I love you, but you are still wanting someone outside of you to fill up something you don’t own inside.  You are leaking!  You have emotional holes, and you are leaking all over the place!  The more bizarre you are the more leaky you are.  That is a great truth.  You are trying to snatch someone to fill up what you don’t have in here.  That’s why your relationships don’t work out.  You will never find what you are looking for because it doesn’t exist.

You know, the blush is going to come off the rose very quickly once you get a wrinkle or two, once you begin to sleep around for a while and wake up to reality.  The fantasy will begin to diminish.  Because you are looking for something to fill a vacuum of polarization.  You will only grow old and show all of those age signs.  You will be bent with age, and your fingers will not work properly.  And no one will look at you then.

Now, men!  What are you looking for? Are you looking for someone to balance out your madness, your brilliance?  Are you looking for someone to take care of you?  You are also looking for someone to fill the emotional holes that you are riddled with.  As long as you have limited beliefs and limited minds, you’re going to grow old, you’re going to become impotent, you’re going to have gnarled fingers and hair streaked with gray — and you are going to die.  And what have you done up till then?  Chased an illusion.

To find your soulmate you must draw your soulmate to you like great magnets when you begin to love yourself and fill the holes that you leak from so badly. When you can look into a grand mirror and love what you see — because you know your beauty is unseen — then you have filled the holes.  When you can walk through the marketplace and be unsexual, you have filled the holes.  The more you plug them up and the more you are intimate with yourself, the closer you are to drawing this magnificent entity to you.   And while you are loving yourself and becoming greater in your being, your soulmate is being uplifted.  The knowledge is coming to your mate because the two of you are the same soul and you share the wisdom.

Through the process of self-love, you become a christ. And when the christ has arisen within you, it quivers within your soulmate.  It is two in the process of coming back to the immaculate One.”

 

Ramptha Intensive: Soulmates, Z Knight, P. 40 -43.

 

Note To Self

“What is my purpose in life?” I asked the void.

“What if I told you that you fulfilled it when you took an extra hour to talk to that kid about his life?” said the voice.

“Or when you paid for that young couple in the restaurant?  Or when you saved that dog in traffic?  Or when you tied your father’s shoes for him?”

“Your problem is that you equate your purpose with goal-based achievement.  The Universe isn’t interested in your achievements … just your heart.  When you choose to act out of kindness, compassion, and love, you are already aligned with your true purpose.

No need to look any further!”

A NewspaperArticle, Lisa McKee FL Admin Assistant – Connecting Consciousness FL Light Crew, St. Augustine, Florida

Our Relationship To Ourselves

“God is father, and God is mother also.  God has those two faces and a million more.  Father God creates, protects, teaches, and empowers us.  Mother God is the cosmic nurturer: she feeds us, cares for us, and holds us in her arms.  Let’s not argue over petty issues.  God is both male and female, Father and Mother.

And so are we.  Beyond our gender, we are all just light.  We are one with God, with each other, and ourselves.  Sex falls away that we might find union of a higher order.  Any other knowledge is peripheral vision and ultimately blindness.  The last thing to trip up on is whether God is male or female.  Call it either; call it both.  All that matters is that we call it, period.

And when we do, our hearts do melt.  Our rage transmutes.  Our burdens are released. And that is our birth into who we really are.  It’s messy and painful and noisy and big.  But it’s all that matters and it’s all we’re here for, to chuck these stupid clothes we wear, of false ambition and pride and fear, and come out naked and beautiful and new.

The only beloved who can always be counted on is God.  The ultimate partner is a divine one, an experience of ourselves that is totally supportive and forgiving.  What this means is that no partner can save us, deliver us, or give meaning to our lives.  The source of our salvation, deliverance, and meaning is within us. It is the love we give as much as it is the love we get.  The passion we most need to feed is our relationship to God.  This is ultimately our relationship to ourselves.”

A Woman’s Worth, Marianne Williamson, P. 83 – 84, 139.