Thought for Today - Take responsibility

Take responsibility

Whatever your troubles may be, you can always find something or someone else to blame. But there's nothing of real value to be gained by doing so.

Certainly there are many factors that influence the events and outcomes in your life. The best things to focus on, however, are the things you can control.

Sure, the weather or the economy or the government or your next-door neighbor may have inflicted some difficulties upon your life. So what is the best way to move forward?

Resentment and anger will do little more than waste your time and could likely make you ill. Building an elaborate case of blame for what has happened will drain your energy and leave you no further ahead than when you started.

Instead, consider forgiveness. Even though someone else may be to blame, consider the freedom and power and control of taking full responsibility for your own situation.

When you focus on blame, you position yourself as a helpless victim. Choose instead to take responsibility, and you'll live life on your own terms.

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Choas, The Master Teacher

Choas, The Master Teacher

What we can do today to make a difference in our lives.

Channeled by Anita Owens

Many people are currently in a state of confusion and at a crossroads of some type. Health is plummeting, relationships are stagnant, careers not fullfilling and yet many folks are unable to see a different perspective. As channeled by Anita's Guides

You are responsible for your life, the chaos you may find yourself in
is your teacher. Any situation that is a struggle is a wake up call from
your Soul.

Allow your teacher (the unpleasant situation) to show you your weakness. Each lifetime you have is given so that you may grow in your undeveloped areas. This is a blessing and an opportunity that has been designed by YOU at the level of soul.

There is always opportunity for growth and understanding in any messy situation and it is the strong and determined that look for the pearls of wisdom.

A lifetime is for the purpose of spiritual evolution which requires some danger, some sadness, some confusion but will always bring joy and growth if you can be objective. Self objectivity and self observation are the key ingredients to spiritual growth.

The Earth has come to a time in Her growth that She is speeding up the vibrational frequency as to assist in spiritual evolution. This simply means that those who are ready, willing and able to rise above their conditions, agenda and programs, will be asked to help others do the same.

Everyone can rally around this call of nature and be of service to those in need. LIsten to your loved ones, neighbors and community and respond with loving actions. Each person can make a change in their own homes and abroad.

Spiritual evolution is found in every moment, in the products you use, the food you eat, the resources you are saving. Think of this, if every person who went to the local grocery store did not accept plastic or paper bags and asked the store to provide recycled material bags at cost for
continued usage the store would HAVE to provide.

This is just one of millions of ways to become aware and active in your role with nature and personal spiritual responsibility. When one begins to look at themselves and the world in this perspective all the chaos begins to take a backseat. The universe supports a desire for growth and service and will BLESS those who seek that higher path. You will find your personal tragedy's are not so dramatic when you work out your frustration in a meaningful way.

Be kind to yourself, your family and your planet. Spend time on various ways you can make a difference, in your day, your neighborhood your workplace.

You will know great joy when you align with the spirit of contribution. You will feel honest victory when your efforts are noticed and acted upon.

There are many higher intelligences around each person supporting your efforts. For the World Counsel is very concerned in your planet and Her health and will assist each person in their fight to reserve Her resources. (You can find other Wisdom of the Ancients on our website under
Archives as well as on Anita's Blog.)

Words For The Day
"Do Today whatever brings the most JOY"

"Trust""

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How We Become Who We Are Not

How We Become Who We Are Not

by Richard Moss, MD

We are not born, in essence, American, French, Japanese, Christian, Muslim, or Jew. These labels are attached to us according to where on the planet our births happen to take place, or these labels are imposed upon us because they indicate our families’ belief systems.

We are not born with an innate sense of distrust of others. We do not enter life with the belief that God is external to us, watching us, judging us, loving us, or simply being indifferent to our plight. We do not suckle at the breast with shame about our bodies or with racial prejudice already brewing in our hearts. We do not emerge from our mothers’ wombs believing that competition and domination are essential to survival. Nor are we born believing that somehow we must validate whatever our parents consider to be right and true.

How do children come to believe that they are indispensable to their parents’ well-being, and that they therefore must become the champions of their parents’ unfulfilled dreams, fulfilling them by becoming the good daughter or the responsible son? How many people revolt against their parents’ relationships by condemning themselves to lives of cynicism about the possibility for real love? In how many ways will members of one generation after another efface their own true natures in order to be loved, successful, approved of, powerful, and safe, not because of who they are in essence, but because they have adapted themselves to others? And how many will become part of the detritus of the cultural norm, living in poverty, disenfranchisement, or alienation?

We are not born anxious for our survival. How is it, then, that pure ambition and the accumulation of wealth and power are ideals in our culture, when to live for them is all too often a soulless pursuit that condemns one to a path of unending stress, which fails to address or heal the core, unconscious feeling of insufficiency?

All such internalized attitudes and belief systems have been cultivated in us. Others have modeled them for us and trained us in them. This indoctrination takes place both directly and indirectly. In our homes, schools, and religious institutions, we are explicitly told who we are, what life is about, and how we should perform. Indirect indoctrination occurs as we absorb subconsciously whatever is consistently emphasized or demonstrated by our parents and other caregivers when we are very young.

As children we are like fine crystal glasses that vibrate to a singer’s voice. We resonate with the emotional energy that surrounds us, unable to be sure what part is us -- our own true feelings and likes or dislikes -- and what part is others. We are keen observers of our parents’ and other adults’ behavior toward us and toward each other. We experience how they communicate through their facial expressions, body language, tone of voice, actions, and so on, and we can recognize -- though not consciously when we are young -- when their expressions and their feelings are congruent or not. We are immediate barometers for emotional hypocrisy. When our parents are saying or doing one thing, but we perceive that they mean something else, it confuses and distresses us. Over time these emotional “disconnects” continue to threaten our developing sense of self, and we begin to devise our own strategies for psychological security in attempts to protect ourselves.

None of this is accompanied by our conscious understanding of what we are doing, but we quickly deduce what our parents value and what evokes their approval or disapproval. We readily learn which of our own behaviors they respond to in ways that make us feel loved or unloved, worthy or unworthy. We begin to adapt ourselves by acquiescence, rebellion, or withdrawal.

As children we do not initially approach our worlds with our parents’ biases and prejudices about what is good or bad. We express our true selves spontaneously and naturally. But early on, this expression begins to collide with what our parents encourage or discourage in our self-expression. All of us become conscious of our earliest sense of self in the context of their fears, hopes, wounds, beliefs, resentments, and control issues and of their ways of nurturing, whether loving, suffocating, or neglecting. This mostly unconscious socializing process is as old as human history. When we are children and our parents view us through the lens of their own adaptations to life, we as unique individuals remain more or less invisible to them. We learn to become whatever helps make us visible to them, to be whatever brings us the most comfort and least discomfort. We adapt and survive as best we can in this emotional climate.

Our strategic response results in the formation of a survival personality that does not express much of our individual essence. We falsify who we are in order to maintain some level of connection to those whom we require in order to meet our needs for attention, nurturance, approval, and security.

Children are marvels of adaptation. They quickly learn that, if acquiescence produces the best response, then being supportive and agreeable provides the best chance for emotional survival. They grow up to be pleasers, excellent providers for the needs of others, and they see their loyalty as a virtue more important than their own needs. If rebellion seems to be the best path to diminishing discomfort while also gaining attention, then they become combative and build their identities by pushing their parents away. Their fight for autonomy may later make them nonconformists unable to accept the authority of others, or they may require conflict in order to feel alive. If withdrawal works best, then children become more introverted and escape into imaginary worlds. Later in life, this survival adaptation may cause them to live so deeply in their own beliefs that they are unable to make space for others to know them or to emotionally touch them.

Because survival is at the root of the false self, fear is its true god. And because in the Now we cannot be in control of our situations, only in relationship with it, the survival personality is poorly suited to the Now. It tries to create the life it believes it should be living and, in so doing, does not fully experience the life it is living. Our survival personalities have identities to maintain that are rooted in the early childhood escape from threat. This threat comes from the disjunction between how we experience ourselves as children and what we learn to be, in response to our parents’ mirroring and expectations.

Infancy and early childhood are governed by two primary drives: The first is the necessity to bond with our mothers or other important caregivers. The second is the drive to explore, to learn about and discover our worlds.

The physical and emotional bond between mother and baby is necessary not only for the child’s survival but also because the mother is the first cultivator of the baby’s sense of self. She cultivates it by how she holds and caresses her baby; by her tone of voice, her gaze, and her anxiety or calmness; and by how she re inforces or squelches her child’s spontaneity. When the overall quality of her attention is loving, calm, supportive, and respectful, the baby knows that it is safe and all right in itself. As the child gets older, more of his or her true self emerges as the mother continues to express approval and set necessary boundaries without shaming or threatening the child. In this way her positive mirroring cultivates the child’s essence and helps her child to trust itself.

In contrast, when a mother is frequently impatient, hurried, distracted, or even resentful of her child, the bonding process is more tentative and the child feels unsafe. When a mother’s tone of voice is cold or harsh, her touch brusque, insensitive, or uncertain; when she is unresponsive to her child’s needs or cries or cannot set aside her own psychology to make enough space for the child’s unique personality, this is interpreted by the child as meaning that something must be wrong with him or her. Even when neglect is unintentional, as when a mother’s own exhaustion prevents her from nurturing as well as she would like to, this unfortunate situation can still cause a child to feel unloved. As a result of any of these actions, children can begin to internalize a sense of their own insufficiency.

Until recently, when many women have become working mothers, fathers have tended to transmit to us our sense of the world beyond the home. We wondered where Daddy was all day. We noticed whether he returned home tired, angry, and depressed or satisfied and enthusiastic. We absorbed his tone of voice as he spoke about his day; we felt the outside world through his energy, his complaints, worries, anger, or enthusiasm. Slowly we internalized his spoken or other representations of the world into which he so frequently disappeared, and all too often this world appeared to be threatening, unfair, “a jungle.” If this impression of potential danger from the outside world combines with an emerging sense of being wrong and insufficient, then the child’s core identity -- his or her earliest relationship to the self -- becomes one of fearfulness and distrust. As gender roles are changing, both men and working mothers perform aspects of the fathering function for their children, and some men perform aspects of mothering. We could say that in a psychological sense mothering cultivates our earliest sense of self, and how we mother ourselves throughout life strongly influences how we hold ourselves when faced with emotional pain. Fathering, on the other hand, has to do with our vision of the world and how empowered we believe ourselves to be as we implement our own personal visions in the world.

Day by day throughout childhood, we explore our worlds. As we move out into our environment, our parents’ capacity to support our process of discovery and to mirror our attempts in ways that are neither overprotective nor neglectful depends on their own consciousness. Are they proud of us as we are? Or do they reserve their pride for the things we do that fit their image for us or that make them look like good parents? Do they encourage our own assertiveness, or interpret it as disobedience and quell it? When a parent delivers reprimands in a way that shames the child -- as so many generations of generally male authorities have recommended doing -- a confused and disturbed inner reality is generated in that child. No child can separate the frightful bodily intensity of shame from his or her own sense of self. So the child feels wrong, unlovable, or deficient. Even when parents have the best intentions, they frequently meet their child’s tentative steps into the world with responses that seem anxious, critical, or punitive. More important, those responses are often perceived by the child as implicitly distrustful of who he or she is.

As children we cannot differentiate our parents’ psychological limitations from the effects they cause in us. We cannot protect ourselves by means of self-reflection so that we can arrive at compassion and understanding for them and ourselves, because we do not yet have the awareness to do so. We cannot know that our frustration, insecurity, anger, shame, neediness, and fear are just feelings, not the totality of our beings. Feelings seem simply good or bad to us, and we want more of the former and less of the latter. So gradually, within the context of our early environment, we wake up to our first conscious sense of self as if materializing out of a void, and without understanding the origins of our own confusion and insecurity about ourselves.

Each of us, in a certain sense, develops our earliest understanding of who we are within the emotional and psychological “fields” of our parents, much as iron filings on a sheet of paper become aligned in a pattern determined by a magnet underneath it. Some of our essence remains intact, but much of it has to be forfeited in order to ensure that, as we express ourselves and venture out to discover our worlds, we don’t antagonize our parents and risk the loss of essential bonding. Our childhoods are like the proverbial Procrustean bed. We “lie down” in our parents’ sense of reality, and if we are too “short” -- that is, too fearful, too needy, too weak, not smart enough, and so on, by their standards -- they “stretch” us. It can happen in a hundred ways. They might order us to stop crying or shame us by telling us to grow up. Alternatively, they might try to encourage us to stop crying by telling us everything is all right and how wonderful we are, which still indirectly suggests that how we are feeling is wrong. Of course, we also “stretch” ourselves -- by trying to meet their standards in order to maintain their love and approval. If, on the other hand, we are too “tall” -- that is, too assertive, too involved in our own interests, too curious, too boisterous, and so on -- they “shorten” us, using much the same tactics: criticism, scolding, shame, or warnings about problems we will have later in life. Even in the most loving families, in which parents have only the best intentions, a child may lose a significant measure of his or her innate spontaneous and authentic nature without either the parent or the child realizing what has happened.

As a result of these circumstances, an environment of angst is unconsciously born within us, and, at the same time, we begin a lifetime of ambivalence about intimacy with others. This ambivalence is an internalized insecurity that can leave us forever dreading both the loss of intimacy that we fear would surely occur if we somehow dared to be authentic, and the suffocating sense of being dispossessed of our innate character and natural self-expression if we were to allow intimacy.

As children we begin to create a submerged reservoir of unacknowledged, nonintegrated feelings that pollute our earliest sense of who we are, feelings like being insufficient, unlovable, or unworthy. To compensate for these, we build up a coping strategy called, in psychoanalytic theory, the idealized self. It is the self we imagine we should be or can be. We soon start to believe we are this idealized self, and we compulsively continue to attempt to be it, while avoiding anything that brings us face to face with the distressing feelings we have buried.

Sooner or later, however, these buried and rejected feelings resurface, usually in the relationships that seem to promise the intimacy we so desperately crave. But while these close relationships initially offer great promise, eventually they also expose our insecurities and fears. Since we all carry the imprint of childhood wounding to some degree, and therefore bring a false, idealized self into the space of our relationships, we are not starting from our true selves. Inevitably, any close relationship we create will begin to unearth and amplify the very feelings that we, as children, managed to bury and temporarily escape.

Our parents’ ability to support and encourage the expression of our true selves depends on how much of their attention comes to us from a place of authentic presence. When parents unconsciously live from their false and idealized senses of self, they cannot recognize that they are projecting their unexamined expectations for themselves onto their children. As a result, they cannot appreciate the spontaneous and authentic nature of a young child and allow it to remain intact. When parents inevitably become uncomfortable with their children because of the parents’ own limitations, they attempt to change their children instead of themselves. Without recognizing what is happening, they provide a reality for their children that is hospitable to the children’s essence only to the extent that the parents have been able to discover a home in themselves for their own essence.

All of the above may help to explain why so many marriages fail and why much that is written about relationships in popular culture is idealized. As long as we protect our idealized selves, we are going to have to keep imagining ideal relationships. I doubt they exist. But what does exist is the possibility to start from whom we really are and to invite mature connections that bring us closer to psychological healing and true wholeness.

Excerpt: The above is an excerpt from the book The Mandala of Being by Richard Moss, MD, Published by New World Library; January 2007;$15.95
US; 978-1-57731-572-8

Copyright © 2007 Richard Moss, MD


Richard Moss, MD, is an internationally respected teacher, visionary thinker, and author of five seminal books on transformation, self-healing, and the importance of living consciously. For thirty years he has guided people from diverse backgrounds and disciplines in the use of the power of awareness to realize their intrinsic wholeness and reclaim the wisdom of their true selves. He teaches a practical philosophy of consciousness that models how to integrate spiritual practice and psychological self-inquiry into a concrete and fundamental transformation of people's lives. Richard lives in Ojai , California , with his wife, Ariel.

For a calendar of future seminars and talks by the author, and for further information on CDs and other available material, please visit www.richardmoss.com.

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Message From The Guardians: No More Secrets

No More Secrets

The Guardians through Laura

Blessings one and all...

Greetings Dear Ones, it has been awhile since we visited with you. Our voice has been going through many adjustments and integration's so we have allowed her to transition undisturbed for a period of time. It was necessary for her and all of you to have this time for integration of your own energies. Many have been challenged by the last major influx of new energies and dealing with the rapidly shifting mass consciousness. It has been difficult for many to separate "their stuff" from that which is coming from the mass consciousness at large. This differentiation is paramount to your development. It will become increasingly important over the next few months, of your time, to become keenly aware what is your own energy and what is coming from outside or other people. Your ever increasing sensitivity to energies has made this difficult to process appropriately. Fear not, Dear Ones, you are doing a wonderful job of it even if it does not feel that way to you.

Many have suddenly become more intensely interested in what is occurring in the world around them. Even if in the past you saw World events as only things passing by your peripheral vision. You may now be finding that you are focusing on them with more intensity. This is an appropriate thing, Angels of Earth, there is much occurring that you should be aware of. The only caution we give you is do not allow yourself to fall into fear or become too preoccupied with these events. Stand in your "Center" and be aware of what is happening around you but do not allow yourself to become enveloped or stuck in that energy, it would only serve to stifle your own growth and development.

There are many things "coming to a head", as you would say and this is an appropriate and necessary occurrence. The "Time of Secrets" is at an ending and all will soon know the truth. There is no longer anyplace to hide, for those who would deceive and seek control "over" others. It may seem like this energy of control and misinformation is actually increasing of late and we tell you that it is. This increase or intensity you feel and see is simple the last throws of those who wish to maintain the status quo of the old energy. Fear not, Angels of Earth, it can not happen. It is simply not possible to maintain this old energy any longer as too many have awakened to the light and their combined energies will make it impossible to continue in the old paradigm of energy that has permeated your Earth for so many centuries.

We tell you the following not to create fear or loathing but to give you an "awareness" to carry you through the next period of your time with ease and grace. Blessed Human Angels, things will get worse before they get better or in your terms that will "appear" to be the case if you only look at your world from the 3D perspective. Always remember you can not see all that is occurring behind the scenes. There are things happening on many levels and many dimensions that you are not always fully aware of. This next period of time will test your believe in yourself and all that you know to be truth. Do not surrender to the fear generated by the mass consciousness, you know better and you now have the tools to move through this period with ease and grace. You are the standards, the torch bearers, the ones who carry the light high so others may find their way through these challenging times. Never forget the incredible power and grace that emanates from within you. You are "God also" and have the capabilities to choose and create your own reality in any way you see most appropriate for yourself.

If you start to feel yourself faltering and being drawn into the cycle of fear, stop and breathe into your "Heart of Hearts" rest and refresh yourself there before you continue on with your journey. Remember you are loved beyond measure and you are Never truly alone! There are literally "Legions" of others on our side of the veil pouring their energies to you and supporting you in these challenging times. You are the Gallant Knights, the Heroes, the blessed and honored souls who have chosen to lead the Earth into a new and shining creation of "Heaven on Earth"!

We reach out our arms and our hearts to support and comfort you and we ask you to do the same for each other.

Blessings one and all...

The Guardians


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Thought for Today - Responsibility

Responsibility

The world is a stage and we are all actors.
Each actor plays a unique part and is responsible for their own actions.
Responsibility means doing the right thing no matter how big or small the task may be.
Each one of us has a special role to play in the making the world a better place.

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Christie Pennington - The Lightspeakers

Christie Pennington - The Lightspeakers

The Lightspeakers Reflections

Welcome Success means different things to different people, each of us has our own measuring stick for our accomplishments or what we perceive as lack thereof. When we feel unsuccessful it detracts from our ability to live in joy. What do you consider success in your own life? If you feel unsuccessful, is it because you have unfulfilled desires? A shift of perception will bring us an understanding of who we really are, what we really want and the means to attain it. The Lightspeakers address this below. May you come away from their communication knowing the success that you truly are. Many Blessings... ....Christie

The Lightspeakers

We say to you that many times there are many of you who count
yourselves as being unsuccessful. We say to you, is your true Being
unsuccessful, can it be? Or is it the worldly part of you, the personality
aspect that is really seen as the unsuccessful one?
Are you your personality, or are you, your soul? This is like asking,
are you, You, or are you the clothes you wear. Yes some, we know would say,
"clothes make the man/person" .We would not say this, We would say, you
change your wardrobe often, do you not? Does not your personality' s needs
change as well?

Are your desires exactly the same as they were five or ten years ago?
Are you then those desires of old? Are you then the desires of now or the
future? Are you then truly the personality clothing that you wear, or are
you beneath the veneer much much more. And we ask you then, can that deeper
basic part of you, your soul essence ever be unsuccessful?
You may perceive yourself as having not achieved all of the desires of
your personality' s whims today, but lack of success of these does not
dictate your innate value. A year from now, these desires may change, is
this who you really are? Why then judge yourself harshly for having a
perceived lack of achievement by your personalities' standards.

True success comes in aligning your personality ever closer with your
soul's meaning and desires. Those things you come there to do, those
concepts you came here to work with and create with joy, not judgement.
There was no judgement in place when you made these decisions before
enacting in this physical place, do not so judge yourself deficient now.
It is well in the world to have those desires of the world at times, a
diversion of creativity, but do not believe it to be the purpose for your
being where you are. Those desires that are in alignment with your soul's
longing, which is not longing in the sense of lack but in the sense of
fulfillment acknowledged already, is what you are then here for.

The desires of your personality do come and go but when the essence of
those desires stripped of the veneer of impractical no sense come into
parallel marking with the soul's desires, then the essence of those desires
becomes real.
It's the feeling of what you are hoping the desire filled. will grant
you, that is in alignment with your soul's longing. Get to the foundation of
the personality' s desires, stripped of the veneer and you find the true
essence of your soul's desires, the ones you came here to fulfill, the ones
you cannot hesitate to fulfill that are your right to fulfill, your inherent
legitimate acknowledged inheritance as a child of the Light.

You cannot be unsuccessful as a child of Light, nothing you desire as
this child, the soul child, is withheld from you. Feel this soul child
beckoning to you as though playing a game, calling to your personality to
find it. "I'm over here, come and find me".Then you can play in fullness of
ecstasy because you are in full remembrance of who you are.
The personality is but the shadow of this soul self. Upon the wall it
is reflected as much larger than it truly is, but indeed then, it is the
being, not the shadow that is grand.

We do not say that this shadow is not of good, only that it is not of
true substance. You would never judge the person by the shadow cast upon the
wall, no less then, shall you judge yourselves by the achievement of your
personalities.
Feel into that place deeper and deeper beneath the flitting desires of
the personality. Go within to the aspect beneath those desires that have
remained steady, as yet the desires themselves have changed. There you will
find the distilled and concentrated essence of what you came here to
fulfill. Within your soul's self-created plan. And there you find the
success of who you truly are.


Christie Pennington
The Lightspeakers

www.thelightspeakers.com

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Kuthumi - The People In Your Life

The People In Your Life

Kuthumi through Lynette Leckie-Clark

My greetings to you as our energy fields touch once more.
I must tell you we here of the White Brotherhood are filled with joy as we see the Light within each of you becoming stronger. As you return to your full quotient of Light and joy, you are also releasing the old paradigms which have created pain and unhappiness through many of your lifetimes.

If you wish to hasten this process, simply move forward through your higher learning into a life of love, joy and faith. Choose not to have negativity of any kind in your daily life, either through thought, sound or action. Move through the layers of vibration, always seeking a smoother, peaceful path.

This brings me to the subject which I wished to speak to you of today
- that of people, the many people, and the various levels of vibration
which surrounds them, all those who enter your life. Some of the
people will have a profound effect on you, others will simply pass by
in a brief moment of time. Some will cross your path to end a karmic
issue, others to guide and teach you, still others to open your heart
and heal you, on your emotional body. Many of you are too busy to
notice why a another enters your life. The wise ones among you, will
pause a moment and consider.

Even another who serves you in a store contains a lesson for you. You
may think little of this as it happens to you so often in your life.
But think for a moment, pause and reflect with me, how did you feel,
were you in a peaceful state, or were you rushing or agitated,
impatient - what was your attitude to the soul who served you, and
attended to your needs in this way? The wise one would be peaceful,
for this is their state of being they choose, perhaps acknowledge
these other soul with a kind word or warm greeting to brighten their
day. For you know not what is happening in their life, and a kind word
lifts the spirit.

There could be another you can think of in your life who irritates you
so, and you have decided you do not like them. The more you think of
this person, the more you dislike them, you probably are feeling some
anger as well, and of course by focusing on this person and your
emotions, you feed the emotions even more and so the dislike and the
anger build. Can I say to you stop and look at what you do not like
about this person. Is it what they say or do, or how they do a
particular task, look at the core issue creating this negative
emotions with in you.

Now look at your self. For in yourself is the core issue, that is so
irritating to you in another. You may be trying to hide it, but it is
there. You are seeing yourself, a part of you that you that you do not
like, in that other person, the person who has entered your life to
show this reality to you. This person gives you these opportunities to
change and move forward, to grow.

Leaving the old behind is enlightening, for in doing so there is
always growth for the soul. Many are now ending all karmic situations.
You may not see the soul growth until your emotional healing is
complete. And yet this may be the very reason why you chose to
incarnate on Earth, at a particular time, in a particular country,
into chosen circumstances. To release all old paradigms you have held
onto through life time after life time. This is great change, great
growth. It is a time to be still, and to listen to your Soul, your
heart, your true inner feelings. It is time to create a flow of Light
energy in your daily life through this, in this way. This will give
you peace, a deep peace which cannot be bought, nor stolen from you.

As always I embrace you in Light.

Master Kuthumi

Copyright 2003 Rev Lynette Leckie-Clark - All Right Reserved
http://www.kuthumischool.com

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We Are Still Adapting to Our New World

We Are Still Adapting to Our New World

A Message from Kerry and her Angels

We are still adapting to our new world. Be patient with yourself and others. When we are faced with a dilemma we have to decide what constitutes right action in the higher vibrations of living in our oneness. I have always believed when in doubt, do nothing. If we seek divine guidance, turn it over and sleep on it, the answer will be clear and come to us without effort. The more comfortable we become in our new state of being the quicker the answers will come. Eventually our responses will become instantaneous and will flow in and through us without having to even give it
a thought.

To live in the joy of our new world we need to be honest, remain in our
integrity, act from divine guidance and release our attachment to the
outcome. The Dalai Lama once said,"If your life creates problems or
sufferings to others, then there's no meaning in your existence." When we
act without thinking of the consequences to others we may be creating
conflict when what we want is peace!

We all have issues we are passionate about and in our passion we can
sometimes have tunnel vision where we are not able to see the bigger picture
from our new world perspective. To take a stand against anything is out of
a lower dimensional frequency. It takes on the polarity of "opposing
stance".

To understand the concept of "where there is no resistance there is no harm"
is to release any emotional response in judgment or opposition. When we
encounter a situation that is not in accordance with Universal Mind or the
flow of oneness, we can diffuse the polarity by speaking or acting from our
divine guidance. Speak from your truth, act from a position of honesty and
integrity, and let it go. In our vision of peace we are making a difference
in diffusing the push and pull of polarity.

To set the example in diffusing our emotions and acting from a position of
the "higher self" we are able to eliminate creating problems or the
suffering of others. Then we will have meaning in our existence.

Think before you act. Delete before you hit the send button. Walk away if
you do not have the answer to respond in the moment and sleep on it.
Continue to practice the ways of this new dimension we have entered and are
conscious of living and expressing. Remain in integrity with the "new you"
and do not act or engage in battle with the lower vibrations.

We all slip in and out of these two very different and distinctive
dimensions because it is new to us. Personally I look back on some of my
messages and can clearly see a few that are from the the old third
dimensional frequencies and I am grateful for my fellow "emissaries of
light" who occasionally edit and delete my messages of a lower vibration.
We can help each other adapt by consciously staying in the love and light of
this higher realm so we may reflect the light for each other to see when we
have fallen back into the old ways of expressing.

Forgive yourself if you catch yourself falling back and come back into the
light that you already know, have ascended to and are celebrating. It takes
time to adapt, and we will eventually come to a place where we are
comfortable and completely rooted into our new world.

Do not allow any situation or experience to take you back. Stay in your
peace and continue to live and express in your joy. Your validation and
reward is your connection to God, who dwells within and the peace you have
found in your oneness.

In Love and Light,
Kerry and her Angels

www.timelyacceptance.com

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Help put an end to whaling!

Help put an end to whaling!

www.whalesrevenge.com is trying to get a million people to sign a petition to stop whaling.

If you could tell as many people as you can about the website, that would be
a great help.

How can you help?
1) Tell your friends and family
2) Email it to everyone on your contacts list
3) Post it on websites, blogs and forums

Thanks for your support and remember to sign the petition.

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Aligning with True Power

By Ada Porat

Personal power is the currency of the world. Successful individuals emanate a sense of confidence and power, and others desire to emanate such success by seeking more power in their own lives. We all seek more power to overcome pain and suffering, more power to change the circumstances of our lives, or more power to fulfill our potential.

True power is available to everyone by virtue of their Divine origin. It is the result of aligning with integrity, truth and compassion. Those individuals who are willing to do the work of inner clearing and alignment to Truth, find power flowing in their lives. Others look for quick fixes or magic solutions and settle for a counterfeit instead.

Society offers a cheap counterfeit for true power in the form of force: manipulation, fear, desire and anger are some of the tools that force uses to masquerade as power. Force always pushes for immediate results, and it does so with overt ego, pomp and drama... often lots of it! However, force always has a down-side: it offers a win-lose proposition at best, and usually leads to loss: loss of freedom, loss of joy, and loss of identity. Force never offers lasting results and can never substitute for the real thing. At the merciless hand of force, manipulation leads to betrayal, fear leads to anxiety, desire drives addiction and anger leads to violence.

Power, on the other hand, leads to long-term results and win-win solutions. It brings about change without overt noise or drama, and it operates from the inside out. Here are some key principles to keep in mind about aligning with true power......

1. Acknowledge Your Intrinsic Perfection

You are and have always been an intrinsic part of Divinity. Your intrinsic value has nothing to do with your deservingness, performance or limitations - it has everything to do with the purity and perfection of your Source. Even when a diamond is dropped in mud, it retains its intrinsic properties as a precious stone. You are no different! Even at those moments when you do not live up to your highest standards, your intrinsic value is not diminished by your struggle.

2. Accept The Journey Of Your Soul

Every soul chooses to incarnate for the marvelous opportunity to evolve into the highest expression of its innate potential. Along this journey of your soul, every event holds the potential to further your growth. Why resist the very lessons that you have come to learn? Resistance only brings pain and suffering. It is not what happens to you, but how you respond to the events that come your way, that determines what you become on this journey. When you feel resistant, consider that the most valuable lessons may well come from the very obstacles that you have been resisting, and surrender to the process.

3. Maintain Personal Integrity At All Times

Your integrity is always found by aligning with the still voice within, and not in aligning with the clamour of the ego or external goals. Personal integrity is the result of bringing about alignment in your core values: aligning your actions, your speech, your thoughts, and your feelings with your core values. Do you know what your core values are? One of the most valuable gifts you can give yourself is to identify those core values. Once you've done this, use your core values as a compass to align your responses to life with your inner truth. It will greatly support you in maintaining your personal integrity at all times.

4. Be True To Yourself

You are created of light, of grace and of love. One of the biggest disservices you can do to yourself is to try and be what you think others want you to be. It is the ultimate betrayal of your inner truth! Trying to be what others want you to be is like going through life wearing a mask that hides your true identity. This masquerade cannot last for it is not based on truth; instead, it causes countless breakups, hurts and disappointments. When you stop trying to be who you are not and focus on embracing that which you are, you will discover the Divine nature at the core of your being ready to light up your life. Aligning with this Divine core of Truth brings healing and blessing to you as well as to others.

5. Acknowledge The Value Of Your Existence

As an integral part of the holographic universe, you bring to the world around you unique gifts, talents and abilities. Nobody else on the planet has exactly the same combination of gifts and graces, for your gift to the world is the sum total of everything you have ever experienced. You are truly a unique expression of Divinity on this planet! This insight makes you neither greater than nor less than another and is not a cause for pride. Instead, it fosters a deep sense of awe to realize that you were created to be a unique vehicle through which Divinity can reach out to the world. You are the hands and feet of God on this earth to do His work, and your voice is the instrument through which others may receive words of compassion and comfort. Let the awesome beauty of this concept fill you with gratitude to be of service in your own unique way.

6. Accept Your Power

True power comes not from ego, but from alignment with the Divine. As Marianne Williamson has so beautifully put it, our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate but that we are powerful beyond measure. To fear or to minimize your power is to deny the Source of that power. Acceptance of your true power precedes any meaningful action in the world.

7. Take All Of Your Being Into Your World

Gandhi said that we should be the change we desire to see in the world. All true change happens from the inside out: in other words, to bring about change in the world around you, you first need to embody the very change that you desire to bring about. It is in the application of higher principles that you are transformed into a vessel of purity and power.

8. Let Compassion Rule

When taking action on what you have learned, you are bound to flounder at times. This is an integral part of learning. When it happens, practice having the same compassion for yourself as you would for another! It is in using the same yard stick for both self and for others that the Golden Rule becomes a way of life. True compassion for self and others opens up the doorway for forgiveness, grace and transformation.

9. Let The Love That You Are Touch All You Encounter

Compassion for self and others conditions the heart to become more and more loving. The radiance of Divine love will gently fill every cell and touch lives without your even being aware of it. Simply let that Divine love embrace you and flow through you to others. Recognizing the Divinity in others generates compassion for their areas of weakness.

10. Learn To Discern Between Loving kindness and Enabling

It is critically important to distinguish between loving kindness and enabling. Loving kindness is not wishy-washy; it does not condone, enable or tolerate lack of integrity in any form, whether in yourself or in another. Loving kindness always seeks to align with Truth in all things; it does not compromise to accommodate lower egoic illusions camouflaged as truth. The ability to discern between Truth and its counterfeit forms will empower you to disregard irrelevant distractions and to more fully align with your soul's highest potential. ©Copyright 2007 Ada Porat.

About the Author Ada Porat uses body/mind/spirit techniques to facilitate personal growth and balance for clients. Her innovative approach has brought about profound results for individuals internationally.
For more information on vibrational healing, ascension and life balance coaching or to sign up for her inspirational newsletter, go to: www.AdaPorat.com

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