Zen Gardner – Ever wonder why you feel so all alone during this crucial time in history? Why the sense of isolation yet at the same time you feel so connected to the information field and those waking up? And all while you still appear to be living all alone?
Quite the conundrum. Yet the reality of it gets louder by the day.
This is war. An all out war on a very individual level. We’re in a battle for our planet and its peoples and you’re part of it. The more integral you are the more isolated you may feel, I venture to say. And by design, as strange as that may seem, though we do need to connect at this crucial time.
It’s a time of immense warfare, between the forces of good and the forces of evil, to put it in its most basic terms. Clearly a lot is happening on many levels but essentially this is a fight for our survival – not just geopolitically, but even physically and most of all spiritually.
We’re under attack and the awakening soldiers have been relegated to their fighting positions – what you might call our trenches.
So don’t fight it. Fight the enemy and stop thinking too much about your own damn issues. You’ve been called to battle. That’s pretty much how I’m currently seeing it. However you see all of what’s going on, it’s a time to let personal issues go for the sake of the greater good and make whatever sacrifices you need to make.
Stay Outside Yourself
There’s so much more at stake than any of us individually. Selflessness is the sign of a true warrior; one who fights for a noble cause and the survival of righteous principles and the lives of all those they love and care for. This includes all of humanity and every living thing on this planet. It’s a driving compassion that surpasses all of the confines of social structure or so called reason.
Passion supersedes everything. It is born out of spirit and will not cease until its goal is accomplished to the best of its ability. The destructive tendencies we witness today are shortsighted and of very limited lifespans. They’re a different vibration altogether and basically a counterfeit impulse born out of entropic forces countering the creative design.
Hence the warfare. Continue reading →
Cheryl Richardson – There are some days when I feel a sincere sense of weariness at the state of our world and I just want to find a small island in the middle of nowhere – one without internet or telephones – where I can fashion a small hut out of random sticks that will shelter me from the sun as I stare at the water for hours on end.
Paul Rosenberg – For clarity, let’s define “evil” as “the willful abuse of other humans.”