Recoiling from Reality with Risky Reverie
Themes & Key words: Energy, reverie, obstruction, conflict, uncertainty, ingenuity, elimination, caution, presence, diffusion, force, and anxiety.
Introduction: 2010 initiates a new 10 year numerological cycle: The days of global future pacing need be done with because it is propelled by fear! Instead of actual data gathering from spontaneous experiences, thinking and action based upon prediction is substitution of guesswork for contemplation. Authentic, rather than reactive, creation originates with ones own deliberate intention and is guided by ones intuition. To be a pioneer means taking the risk to build without knowing the outcome. Take your energy back! Invent the future for yourself and make your contribution to the collective creation of the human family as a Citizen of Earth. Continue reading »
I am grateful, either because of luck or divine choice, to have been born in the United States of America! Growing up in California with its redwoods, Yosemite and the Sierra Nevada made me appreciate nature, being outdoors and cutting edge thinking. Specifically being on the peninsula south of San Francisco, I was witness to and bathed in one of the most altering movements of our time. The theme songs were rock ‘n’ roll; the activities expansive thinking that rejected traditions without accounting for their cost or pretense. It was a time of civil rights, rejection of war, experimentation with drugs and sex, but more importantly asking the question: WHY?
Proselytizing, I can’t stand it. The abstraction of my soul and how God interacts with it is my business! Religion might have the positive intention, and perhaps might provide the benefit of a person gaining a primary understanding of spirituality; but it is something that should be sought out by the individual, not sold or marketed to them.
What I have discovered is that the definition of “real” means,whole, to my reckoning. The second aspect of that determination is that the person acts a “mature adult.” That entails three simple things: courage to face life, accountability for your actions; and the willingness to say “I don’t know.” For many of us, men and women alike, the last statement is truly frightening when it comes to who we are inside.