Till now I always got by on my own
I never really cared until I met you
And now it chills me to the bone
-from the Song “Alone” by the group, Heart
" Spend some time alone every day."
~His Holiness the Dalai Lama
"When you venture beyond identity, you realize that what you are is awakened consciousness. No longer a separate piece of the puzzle of life, but interconnected existence itself." - J. M. Harrison
That’s it. There is nothing more to say.
Blessings,
Judy
Several people have asked me for examples of how clearing karma in this life time works. I am sharing a story about the experience that I had eleven years ago when my husband and I were going to experience a medicine wheel.
Years ago, we visited the Sun Dial Medicine Wheel and I was grateful that I knew how to clear karma. You see, I was quite resistant to going to the medicine wheel, and I did not know why. I just knew that something dreadful would happen.
I let this emotion build and build and I talked myself out of going several times. Finally, common sense kicked in and I realized that there must be some reason for the reluctance to go to the medicine wheel.
I sat in meditation one night, and asked why I had this issue. I heard that I needed to clear Karma using the guidance of the Angels of Karma. I have a great meditation for this purpose and I sat in meditation.
The first story that needed clearing was that several thousand years ago, I was a Medicine Man working with my tribe at the medicine wheel. At the end of our ceremony, the sky went dark for three days because of an eclipse. At that time, the Earth turned more slowly. My tribe believed that I had stopped the Sun. They thought that no one should have that power, and they killed me. Coincidently, the Sun returned after they killed me, and the People believed that they had done the right thing.
There were several more stories that were similar in that I died near or because of the medicine wheel.
When I cleared the energy of imbalance around these stories, my body relaxed and I was able to travel to the wheel, and to enjoy.
Many blessings,
Judy
The word “contemplate” means:
I was surprised when this was the word that the Angels gave to me to work with today. For me, contemplation is what I do all the time when I am thinking about a problem, a writing issue, or a “how to” problem. In fact, I think most people contemplate all the time.
The Angels laughed at me when I expressed this idea. Their idea of contemplation is tied in with meditation, and thinking about God or Great Spirit, and wondering how to live one’s life more gently. I have mentioned before that the First Law Of The Universe is “Harm No One”. This is a tough one for humans to follow, especially those in religions that believe in annihilating all the non-believers. Our training has been to be competitive and to believe in the survival of the fittest – Darwin’s theory. We think that we must beat others down.
The Angels are working with us to help us see that we are all needed to be part of life, and that we can grow to understand this idea through contemplation (or meditation). The Angels work with individuals and with groups to have the idea of force and fighting removed from the consciousness.
When we contemplate, we are in the present moment, and we will not need to resort to force to achieve an end.
May you have a wonderfully contemplative day!
Many blessings,
Judy
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´*.¸.•´♥ “Your mind knows only some things. Your inner voice, your instinct, knows everything. If you listen to what you know instinctively, it will always lead you down the right path.”
~ Henry Winkler
Last week, I was able to spend some time with a very good friend. We talked about how sometimes your mind conflicts with what your gut or instinct tells you is the right way. I believe our gut instinct knows inherently what is right and not right for each individual.
I also believe that our inner voice is connected to the wider Universe and therefore is quite different then our ego… the ego that wants you to say “look at me” or to thrust you into competition.
Let ego go.
Many blessings,
Judy
“Hope is not a question of personal philosophy. In the face of uncertainty, operating from a stance of hope is a strategic and practical response. It is a way of approaching the world. As environmental writer Professor David Orr said of it, “Hope is a verb with its sleeves rolled up.”” ~~ Paul Gilding
The Angels say that HOPE is what keeps people moving forward. They see it all the time. When people are in dire circumstances, it is hope that allows these people to persevere and to get out of tough situations.
Hope, say the Angels, is not a gene. You are not born with it. It is something that you learn, or find. It is strength of spirit. Some say it is strength of will. It might even be an attitude. As Angels do not have will – they do not need it – and they do not require hope, Angels find the evolution of mankind’s hope to be one of the most interesting emotions that developed over time.
Although many writers over time have attributed hope to religious faith, the Angels say that there is not any correlation between religion and hope. Individuals who have never heard of many of the religions will exhibit hope. And, add the Angels, they are starting to see hope in many animals.
Hope is anticipation that the current situation will change and will be better for the person who is feeling hope. The Angels agree that “when there is a will, there is a way!” It seems that a strong call to action is another trait of people that feel hope. The Angels have wondered if it is the movement or action that inspires hope. Or, is it that hope causes action? They are not really all that clear on which comes first.
What are your thoughts?
Many Blessings,
Judy
Summer, and the flowers bloom on the trees and in the gardens. The flowers on fruit trees require pollination. The Bee is busy at work.
Bee stopped what it was doing the other day at the park, and flew over to me. I held out my hand, and it landed gently on my palm. Bee had a few things to say.
Then Bee buzzed off.
Many Blessings,
Judy
One of the reasons that I love going to the mountains is to see the animals, especially the marmot.
Marmot’s make a high pitched whistle to alert their family that an intruder is in the area. Dogs counted as intruders! Humans, on the other hand, were seen as a great source of food.
I think our Ancestors must have seen these little guys as miniature beavers. They must have been surprised to have these furry little mountain ambassadors come to the camps to check out the food supply. Marmots are very curious!
We noticed that Marmot acted like a gardener for Mother Nature. They dug tunnels and brought up fresh soil that enriched the top soil which looked depleted from heavy snow falls and lush vegetation. Marmot moved rocks around, and picked up small pieces of paper, stashing them we know not where – caretaking the park site.
For me, Marmot is an example of Oneness working. She looks after the environment around here in harmony with the mountains, trees, vegetation, other animals, and, yes, people. She is cheerful and funny. She provides a sense of the elemental relationship of interdependent ecosystems. She forgives us our humanness. She remains with the mountain after we leave.
Many blessings,
Judy
