Learning to laugh at myself!

  And talk about succumbing to collective hallucination . . . To demonstrate what I am about to convey, I will introduce an analogy so that you comprehend as much as possible. Upon everybody’s lips are the phrases: When the sun goes down or sets and when the sun rises . . . correct? It is an accepted norm and everybody across the world knows exactly what it means – it means it is about to become nighttime or it is about to become daytime. It also means that the sun has dived down behind the horizon or it is about to emerge from the horizon into full view. Acceptable? But the sun does not move ! Our planet rotates around the sun and yet, we all follow this line of thought and speak the words. And so this is where I will spring from during the course of this article . . . it is about the collective hallucination that humans are not aware of in their day to day life. If something so obvious can become a part of daily life, then what else can sneak into the humdrum activities of life? ...

  . . . and the judgments that keep good people apart! The world and its people are littered with the debris of falsehoods; the divisions that have sprung up from them are vast. Yet, there is a way to bring these beliefs and layers of understanding together . . . to live peacefully in the same world. There is no need to give up personal beliefs for those of another, but you can allow them to be unique individuals using compromise and understanding as keys. One topic that causes such division and mythical hatred is the idea of our importance in the scheme of eternity. The religious viewpoint is that the is one life only. Coupled with time is precious , it allows followers to experience life through this lens. Another viewpoint, that we have had many lives , is coupled with the belief that we get to have second chances , so forgive and try again. If we were to ask what the differences are  . . . we would expose layers of misgiving and dis-information that swirl around the taver...

  And becoming aware of the rules matter . . . The first thing we have to do is to perceive reality correctly, if we are to become proficient in navigating it. Yes! It does take navigating and by my articles it will be abundantly clear that I am not writing about normal everyday issues and how you are to take care of the bandages that hide the wounds or abscesses beneath the skin. Those are not my concern but what I am writing about are the layers that produce those wounds and how to heal them; the impact that creates those abscesses and how to, not only heal them , but never manifest them again. In the many layers of the human dilemma there are choices that you may not be aware of. If you want to be soothed then there are brilliant writers, councilors and healers that are very good at what they do . . . my knowledge embodies the templates of reality – the blueprints – and this is where the building blocks of your life can be changed to have an eternal effect upon you and those aro...

As fast as what the world is changing . . .   So too, are we being asked to make the adjustments to the way we see ourselves. Self image is a minefield of do’s and don’ts, how to’s and how not to’s, who should’s and who should not . . .  where do we begin ? A human being must match their environment and when it changes, they have to move with it by being fluid and open to its flow. The way in which this environment is assembled is changing, new rules, laws and ways of being, are pouring into life. The landscape of this new world that is emerging is demanding that we redefine ourselves or we lose ourselves in the process. Our kid’s schooling is changing, the banking and financial, societal and how close we are allowed to get to our neighbor . . . looks very different to what it did a decade ago. A decade ago, we had no thoughts of placing our personal bank under a microscope to determine if it had our best interests at heart –  now we do ! A decade ago, we never considered...

  And I need a stable foundation to call home. What we need most when the foundations of our childhood, belief systems and core principles have been shaken to the point that they can no longer support us anymore - is understanding (knowledge). One would imagine that another belief system would be the way to go, but contrary to that idea lie’s the betrayal, heartache, despair and disbelief with that kind of loss. The transition away from a religious ideology and belief system can be devastating to any human, with the experience akin to the life-force being sucked out of them, or a personal disorientation away from what matters. This cannot be helped, but what can make the difference, is learning to recognize it, understand the process and why it is happening. It is crucial to realize that nothing is wrong, although it feels as if the floor has fallen away and you are expected to fly with wings, which you do not know that you have. The best analogy that suits this experience i...

  And So Many Are Spectators! Here is where we expand our consciousness about learnt behavior. With respect to the created species (this does not apply to the biological animal), the sharks concept is a metaphor for a supreme human predator. Supreme predators have no equal within their own environment and see all others as rivals or food; they achieve this through vibrational signals that they pick up across unbelievable distances. In humans terms, they have cast a net over the planet through media, technology and algorhythms, to detect the slightest fluctuations in social conciousness. [Algorhythms . . . [AL GORE]-rhythms . . . sound familiar - makes you question doesn’t it?] In the ocean, one of the greatest threats to a shark is a dolphin. Metaphorically speaking, dolphins are powerful, protective of their families, empathic, telepathic and are known to help humans in trouble. And humanity is in trouble! Our world has delivered a shark frenzy right to our doors, and people are s...

Its sobering . . . if it were correctly understood. Metaphors are great for describing or explaining a situation, without shining a spotlight directly on the listener or reader. A metaphor allows the reader, to consciously or subconsciously shine the light upon themselves . . . and in that way they have to take ownership for what they discover. That is the biggest hurdle in any world, on any planet, and under any conditions . . . that has to be jumped – being accountable. These are BIG words (ownership-responsibility-accountability) and they mean so many things to everyone, but this is typically the time in history when it means more than it usually does. The metaphor that I will use is the train station, and although I can easily write on topics that are grabbing the news every minute of the day globally, I will leave that to those whose mission it is to serve in that manner. Mine is not however, mine is to serve on a different frequency, using my own experiences, wisdom and abili...