Toward a World that Works for Everyone
Having committed to the divine qualities, as a way of anchoring myself in them, what next confronts me are the reaction patterns that vasanas (core issues, early childhood trauma) give rise to. Up till now, I’ve been mainly concerned with my vasanas, and not with the automatic reaction patterns they give rise to. Commitment does […]
From Feb. 26, 2013 We continue with our look at the experience of a power surge and what that revealed to me about unprocessed vasanas or core issues. “The Day After: Reflections on a Rude Shock,” February 26, 2013, at https://goldenageofgaia.com/2013/02/26/the-day-after-reflections-on-a-rude-shock/ I wanted to say more about the unusual experience I had on Saturday, which […]
From 2013. I’m coming across nuggets while compiling Ascension and the Golden Age. Download free here: https://goldenageofgaia.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Ascension-and-the-Golden-Age-2.pdf Here’s one which relates an experience of a huge power surge that lasted a half hour, but energized my remaining negative vasanas and magnified them so much that I could see, beyond the shadow of a doubt, where […]
I was saying earlier that wealth can magnify one’s sense of entitlement, one’s resolve that “I won’t take this anymore.” In the worst case scenario, the inner Hitler emerges and we become a little – or a large – dictator. Events are conspiring – and I won’t name names because people have a right to […]
Two of the things that concern me about life after the Reval have to do with our impact on other people; specifically, the employees of our foundations. Let me paint a scenario in which the two factors play. We’re now the head of a large and wealthy humanitarian foundation. Several waves of the prosperity program […]
I mentioned last week that a friend had had a reading through Linda Dillon and his guide had said that we were all down to core issues. I had a core issue rise for me last week and perhaps I could say a little about what I learned. I called the vasana “tectonic” rather than […]
