Friday, January 11, 2008

Projection: The Enemy of Peace and Justice

Environmental destruction, racism, violence, injustice, war derive from a single source -- the human psyche. An activist who is not interested in psychological underpinnings is analogous to a botanist who is not
interested in biology.

--Jonathon Zap

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Hold up, dude.

This is huge.

Thank you, Rob Breszny, for including this in your latest free will astrology email.

This is huge.

Jan 11, 2008 7:00:22 AM | ear candy

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there he goes again, that Universe A master's awareness of spiritual laws, Debra, directs him or her to manifest major life changes by working with their thoughts, not by working harder. Which isn't to say they don't sometimes work very long hours, because they do; they just don't think of it as work. Which also isn't to say that they all have cool jobs that anyone would love, because they don't; they just see every task before them, no matter where they work, as a gift to unwrap. Hmmmmm... The Universe -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thoughts become things... choose the good ones! ® © www.tut.com ® As I was saying, Debra, to manifest major life changes think on how things will be after your life is transformed, while today busying yourself with unwrapping presents, doing something you no longer call work. *********** I wonder what the heck has prompted this shift in voice in the ol' Universe. It's intriguing as all get out, especially to someone like me whose curiosity seems togo looking for this kind of thing. Ya think?
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truth This morning I was called to do another soul message. Before I sat down to pick up the pastels, I was feeling a tad on the agitated side. I was grappling with some shoulds and then allowing them to filter through me. Some inner knowing appeared and reminded me of where the shoulds were coming from, and that helped to let them go. And then I started applying pastel to paper. The first version had the word Truth in the middle. That version didn’t feel complete, so I started over. This time I left out the word as a focal point, and just drew. It makes me think of sap oozing from wood, like truths that keep bubbling up from our core. There is no end to the truths we may uncover, and there is no end to our wisdom around these truths. There is an ever so pleasant dovetailing, an intersecting between the two, when we are rested, when we are at our best, when we are who we really are, not the construct our culture would have us be. It’s a coming home.

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