Yes, and so
I wrote to mon cousine some “pearls of wisdom”, as S said, and she was
appreciative, but I did not bring up about taking nothing personally, along
with the words about fear and worry. It is most important in my book, but I did not want to overwhelm
her or preach.
I cannot
take responsibility for that either—it is not personal. It is the sole
responsibility of the one with whom it resonates. I am responsible for choosing
wisely what I say to others, especially young ones, when it comes to negative
remarks or comments, etc., however, but this is where what you put out, you get
back, comes in. Hatred begets hatred and love begets love. At any point, my
whole point is to find what is true for me, what resonates within me and if
another finds the same resonance and it helps them, as well, this is great!
I feel so
much freer, lately, and I am loving it and want it to last—it feels my within
is in synch with the Universe and I truly am coming into my own, spiritually
and personally, which is of course, personal. Taking no thing personal is such
a freeing thing. How I have managed to make it to this point in my life is
amazing and I am so grateful.
The article
on “Shock and Awe” in The Week about using a little bit of electricity to
heighten the brain’s responses, brought up so much for me—spiritually and
ethically. Shortcuts—it was about shortcuts and not working on one’s own stuff
but about grabbing for the electrodes to “thrive”. I realized that probably
taking LSD or pot helped enhance my and many others awarenesses, but it was not
a short-cut, unless used addictively, and this electric shock therapy seems to
be a short-cut and who knows whether it is addictive or not. There is an energy, a sense of accomplishment, as well as a tighter bond
within oneself and with Source when one does the work themselves. An
understanding of the workings of the Universe and my role in the whole scheme
of things, becomes clearer, more succinct bringing me closer to “all that is.”
There is the thought form, the brain-bathing of SCC that you have to work hard
and sacrifice, etc., to gain anything worthwhile in life and that there are not
shortcuts. Well, I believe part of this is true because there is a value,
unattained by short-cuts, of spirit that cannot be measured when “doing it
myself.” However, the other part is, life is not hard, which is also true. Life is what you make it rings true
time and time again. And in life is the spirit and its little cottage or cabin
that constantly needs attention to keep it in balance or tip top shape. This
also is only hard, if I make it hard, but it does require my full awareness and
attention to detail. Other parts of myself also benefit with the attention given
to the cottage/cabin of my spirit. It is an energy that expands or evolves
exponentially—and it is all within. So reaching for that short cut, that
bottle, that joint or electrode without doing the fulfilling and rewarding work
of maintaining or tending the cottage is just that –a short-cut and will not
last, whereas, the work done over a longer distance will last indefinitely.
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