Toward a World that Works for Everyone
Writer’s Corner I so much enjoyed Valerie’s description of her grumpy side and recent ‘departure from form.’ Hi Steve, thank you for your very kind email and virtual hug! I loved it. Just a bit of a story and a few comments as follow up: Steve recently described the feeling of an ‘unsatisfying emotional baseline.’ […]
We’re told that the Alliance and the Company of Heaven could not negate the dark’s plan for a pandemic; instead what they did was make use of it. One of the uses the Alliance made of it was to continue the lockdown to keep people inside while the Alliance took down DUMBs (deep underground military […]
(Concluded from Part 1, yesterday.) If we bring that knowledge now down to the personal, if we narrow the range of the microscope again to the individual … well, me … then what I want to do (and for you it may be different) is to remove the obstacles to feeling wonderful in my life. […]
Before thinking about bringing peace to the world, we may need to bring peace to ourselves. This article is part of that process for me. I notice I’m not creating as much residue, as much debris in my wake as I used to. I’m still dropping a royal clanger every now and then, but not […]
We read about nice, mild-mannered people suddenly killing their parents or spraying a supermarket with bullets. Their friends and neighbors might say they never suspected that that was in this person. They’re like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. (1) What does that depiction actually point to? Well, as far as I’m aware, it refers to […]
I’ve reached the end of the road with an act of mine, a racket, a number. I’ve processed this number before. I’m processing it now at a much deeper level. Its presenting sign is that I wake up in the morning and I’m not cheerful. Nothing has happened that I be anything but cheerful, but […]
As a result of working on a book on vasanas or core issues, I’ve arrived at a composite definition of a vasana. Here it is. “Vasana” is a term derived from Advaita Vedanta or Non-Dualism. It refers to the karmic seeds of future actions or latent tendencies. They’re latent because they aren’t triggered yet; they’re […]
How often do we talk about the will? But is it not decisive in what we do and don’t do? From the growth work I’ve done – mostly publicly – since starting the blog, I’m willing to state a hypothesis: The strength of the will varies inversely proportional to the strength of the vasanas. With […]
by Daniel Scranton https://tinyurl.com/y5uul7ep “Greetings. We are the Arcturian Council. We are pleased to connect with all of you. We are beginning to sense the feelings within you that are no longer going to be held back from the surface, from your awareness, and your feeling of those emotions. Humankind has been on the verge […]
I had a healing from a friend the other day who removed a number of dark entities and I feel wonderful this morning. So wonderful that, when I observe myself, I’m able to see things I couldn’t before. The thing I’m noticing at this moment is that I have two distinct systems I resort to […]
I’m watching myself and have to share some noticeings. Sharing them is the final step in processing. I can be as self-serving as I like when I’m processing internally. But when I share, it isn’t as easy. The share is out there. It’s public. So I want to call myself on something. I need a […]
For me this seems like a time of strangeness, a time of weirdness. On the one hand, I feel determined in certain areas; on the other hand, I feel weak and vacillating in others. There was a cartoon in one of the leading magazines decades ago called “Top Dog/Underdog.” Inside was the outline of a […]
On Nov. 7, 2020, the Divine Mother gave us our mission: “This Pause gives you the time, the critical time, to go deeply within your heart and truly examine what lies there. This Pause that I give you gives the time to be the observer. You have done the participant; now be the observer and […]
Part One. I have a conference call in a short while and I asked myself: “How do you feel?” And the answer that came back surprised me: “I feel insecure.” Not “unsafe.” I don’t feel unsafe on any level. Michael has my back, front, and sides. But insecure. The distinction I make between them is […]
Well, if we’re shelving old paradigms by way of this creative chaos, then I nominate the Social Darwinist model for retirement, with thanks. It holds that life is a struggle for survival in which the strongest survive and the weakest go to the wall. It points to nature for its authority. Nature, it says, is […]
