Toward a World that Works for Everyone
(Concluded from Part 3, yesterday.) (3) Devote yourself to the Real. We’ve developed our powers of discrimination and used them now to discern what is untrue and unreal. And we’ve detached ourselves from any attachment to these things. Mentally, emotionally and spiritually we now devote ourselves to – in the case of lightworkers – the […]
(Continued from Part 2, yesterday.) (2) Detach from the unreal. After identifying one thing after another that’s not true or real, we gradually lose our taste altogether for many things that used to excite us. Foods we’ve always loved, drinks, locations, activities – now we find all of our tastes changing and much of the […]
(Continued from Part 1, yesterday.) (1) Discriminate between the Real and the unreal. As was revealed to me in a vision on Feb. 13, 1987, the purpose of life is for us to realize who we are. (1) Before I turn to discrimination proper, I’d like to look at life’s purpose. If we only want […]
I’ve been putting off writing this article for some time but I now feel the time has arrived. There’s such chaos outside that I need to clarify for myself my basic values, to remind myself what course I want to steer. To do that, I’d like to describe a spiritual path that derives from Hinduism. […]
I no sooner wrote this sentence: Want, want, not want attracts an “I” to fulfill itself, after which “I want” sets “the entire universe in motion” to get what it wants. (1) than I saw that desirelessness and stillpoint were not the same. “I want” is attachment. The absence of want is desirelessness, detachment from […]
Sorry, nothing more to report on Stillpoint. Except a peaceful day spent in self-awareness. Which I really needed. The event of Stillpoint now exists only in a rather unreliable memory – and whatever made it to paper. (1) Thank heavens I obeyed the Arcturians’ advice from long ago to write down one’s experiences immediately. Another […]
Theoretically I should not be writing. I’ve just asked everyone in my life to give me a time-out because the inner impulse to meditate is undeniable. I’m going to burst apart at the seams if I don’t go into isolation. Fair enough, but shouldn’t that include writing? No. It’s my mission to write about my […]
I still find myself unable to read news of the world or watch videos right now. I recommend Telegram as the best current news aggregator. I’ve had a number of excellent conversations with you about stillpoint. I wanted to mention a few things as a result. I don’t think I’ll feel able to leave the […]
(Continued from yesterday.) At this moment (8:27 am) the working of my senses is slowed down. No thoughts are arising. I’d been in bliss when I ended the last entry, but with interaction that occurred before opening this entry I’m once again at a baseline stillpoint, minus the bliss. My body feels as if it […]
An interrupted spiritual experience has an aftermath. It has consequences. The knock at the front door saw the experience of Stillpoint evaporate, which cannot reasonably be avoided. But it’s the resulting snap-back that I wanted to focus on. Coming back so quickly to everyday consciousness was painful because I resisted it. It left frayed ends, […]
I didn’t have long to wait to find our what comes next. The next morning I woke up with my mind completely blank. A friend acknowledged being in the same space. Completely quiet inside. All senses still. It’d be one thing if there were nothing happening outside. Every night, at some hour of darkness, everything […]
April 14, 2021 God of our ordinary days and nights, God of extraordinary times, together we pray— guide our discerning and our deciding. ~Mary Wickham, Discernment Prayer There’s a balance between trusting the integrity of information from outer sources, and relying on ourselves as the valid fount of our individual truths. I’m seeking that […]
By Sonja Livingston, Yes! Magazine, April 7, 2020 https://www.yesmagazine.org/opinion/2020/04/07/coronavirus-mindfulness Do not think of it as quarantine, someone said recently. Think of it as a cloister. . . We are in profound need of the sacred. That thought led me to start lighting candles at night. My husband and I sit and listen to chants by […]
As Steve Rother and the Group noted the other day, the Internet has become a war zone: “You may find that the internet is somewhat of a difficult place to be right now. It appears that war, as humans have known it, has moved online. “Hacking is being used by countries to attack other countries, […]
www..voiceoffreedom.ca Since my last post readers have communicated (Thank You!) and it got me thinking about my journey, when it consciously began in 2011, and how in 2012 and 13, I made decisions around money that created debt. Without me fully understanding what I’d done at the time, this catapulted me into a situation where […]
