Toward a World that Works for Everyone
This article is a few days out of chronological order, set aside for breaking news. Werner Erhard made the distinction between an us-against-them and an us-and-them world. A world that works for everyone is an us-and-them world. Others have called it win/win. Now, I was not raised in an us-and-them environment, not viewed from any […]
Heck, I’m not going to let a rich occasion like this get away from me without exploring it. In a similar situation, most company heads would deny that anything’s wrong and spin the news. But vasanas (or core issues) are my field of specialization. No, sir. Let’s dig in. The events of the last few […]
One-hundred and seventy-six people had their lives snuffed out recently, over … well, it doesn’t really matter where. (1) And it isn’t the only loss of life today. Catastrophes and tragedies are happening all over and on a scale that is unprecedented – witness the false flags in Australia and China. I’d like to see […]
I notice that, as I go down through my vasanas or core issues, I reach a place where I can almost draw back and see the bigger picture. For instance, I’ve been reviewing my life and seeing how everything I did fits in with or prepared me for what I’m doing now. History, academia, museum […]
I’m beginning to see the tie-in between divine qualities, states of consciousness, and contexts. They’re different words pointing at the same thing. I’ve experienced mastery, abundance, and peace, which are divine qualities, as states of consciousness. They were expansive, transformative – certainly higher states than ordinary consciousness. Werner Erhard calls the same phenomenon a “context,” […]
As you know, I need to use this time to sandpaper some of my rougher qualities if I’m to be of use later on. Part of an Ascension ethnography is the cleansing or purification phase, known to all terrestrial students of enlightenment. However, things have changed now with the rising energies, it seems. Vasanas that […]
I’m reaching the end of the road with anger-based strategies I use to get my way. So I’ve been observing myself and examining anger as a subject. If we look at anger, we’ll see that it’s employed in a relatively-unvarying fashion. A thought comes in or an image comes to our attention. The operator, the […]
