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Paraphrasing Gleanings Taught in Some Old Temples of Wisdom

10/27/2017

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Paraphrasing Gleanings Taught in Some Old Temples of Wisdom

There are internal constellations within the microcosm of humans that is a reflection of the macrocosm of the universe.  There are constellations in the brain, solar systems in the heart and planets everywhere.

Humans are filled with stars spinning with the light of space, and by virtue of these internal stars, human beings are bound to the majesty of the cosmos.

Nothing is hidden in nature that the human mind cannot ultimately discover.  There is nothing abiding in the farthermost part of space that human consciousness cannot search out and finally understand.  That consciousness within you, that seeks wisdom, is capable of leaving the physical body and reaching and understanding that which it seeks.

There is a star in people for every star in the skies.  Therefore people can find in the universe, a like star within themselves, because the star is located within their own soul.  You might say, electrons are tiny stars, stars are vast electrons.  Every cell is a solar system, every solar system is a great cell.

There is no understanding between dissimilars.  A person can understand that which they themselves are, and because all things exist within individuals, they are ultimately able to understand all things.  This was a great mystery that was taught.
 
Metals of the earth gather up rays of the stars, in this way binding parts of the cosmos into one vast electric and magnetic structure.  A meadow filled with flowers reflects the starry heavens.

The organs of people’s body are tiny universes.  There are worlds very tiny within us, yet these worlds, like our own, are sustaining in themselves orders of living creatures, evolving and unfolding their universal potentials. They are bound to our bodies as we are bound to the cosmos. To kingdoms beneath their feet, to the orders of living things less than ourselves, individuals are god or devil.

There are 7 planetary polarities in the brain.  The sympathies which exist between the brain poles and the planets in the heaves determine the human aptitude to excel in various branches of knowledge.

Humans are bound to their world by a sympathy of similarity.  Although the human body is less than the world in magnitude, it is like the world in arrangement of its parts.  The body is a ‘mirror of the universe.’

It was Alexander Pope who stated, “The proper study for mankind, is man.”  Socrates said, “Man, know thyself.”  Of course I would state it today as, Men and Women know thyself and you will know all things.
There is no motion or structure in nature for which there is not a polarity in the human being.
 
Into ourselves we receive the powers of the great gods whose symbols are the stars.  From ourselves we emanate the powers given to us through our thought, emotion and actions.

In all departments of life, humans reveal their potential identity with the gods.  The powers we possess are divine, but how we use these powers can be dominated by the inadequacy of our personal understanding.

Just seeing a human body does not mean we’ve seen the person.  We know more about the individual from the overtones of their character and understanding than by an analysis of their material structure.

No matter how strong or powerful a person becomes, they must keep the laws of the universe.  No individual can break the laws of nature and flourish.   As people became more critical and burdened with looking for the ‘how things work’, they began to lean heavily on man-made ways and thus broke faith with nature and broke faith with their health.

Disease or illness is irrefutable evidence of the breaking of nature’s laws.   A person is primarily sickened by himself and not outward circumstances.  With each individual is the ability to master any outside circumstance if they have the awareness.  While pressures, circumstances and conditions surround us, it is the reactions within the individual that becomes the basis of a tragedy.

A term in Latin that would have been very descriptive of an important part of the teaching in ancient times is, “Nemo potest, qui sua pertinent ad aliud.”  A loose translation would be, ‘Let no one who can be his own belong to another.’

Humans are the children of two sets of parents.  One set is of the earth and the other is of Heaven. From the earth parents one receives the material body and from the Heavenly Parents, one receives their highest potential character.
 
In people there resides the ‘Young Heaven.’  That is to say all the planets are part of people’s structure and people are the children of the ‘Great Heaven,’ which is their parents.  People are created from heaven and earth and are not separate from either.

Human beings need more than just common intelligence to know who they are.  Only those who study themselves properly, know from where they came and who they truly are, and from this vantage point they give more profound attention to the eternal aspects within their own Being.

“How marvelously people are made and formed, if one penetrates into their true nature…and it is a great thing.  People should study in three schools.  An individual should send the elemental or material body to the elemental school.  The sidereal or ethereal body to the ethereal school and the eternal or luminous body to the school of eternity."

"For three lights burn in each individual and accordingly three doctrines are prescribed to each person.  Only all three together make a perfect human being.  Although the first two lights shine dimly in comparison with the brilliant third light, they too are lights of the world, and people must walk their earthly path also in their radiance.”

The foregoing paragraphs are merely some thoughts to ponder.  Nothing that I share should be understood as my presentation of ‘the one and only truth.’

Remain humble, quiet and in a ‘state’ of expectation, before that which you are desirous of learning from.  Whether it is a plant or flower in the field, something in the mineral kingdom, an animal, person or even lines on a page, allow the inner luminescence of any of these things to permeate your Inner Being.  You will then discover, on your own, that which is of the highest truth for you.

With love, in love and through love to you.  Have a beautiful weekend.
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Relationships as the Origin of Evil?

10/26/2017

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Relationships as the Origin of Evil?

In olden times, some philosophers put forth the concept, that evil could not possibly exist within the universe, because it would have to have come from a God, who is defined as All Good. How could Evil come out of the source of All Good?

In order to validate their theory they put forth the following thoughts…

Things that are always alike apparently change their qualities by their relationships. In other words, as one of the old philosophers noted from a pond outside his house, it would be frozen at one time of the year and at another time of the year the water would become extremely hot. The philosopher wondered, if the substance of the earth did not change and the substance of the sun did not change, what caused the change in seasons and the change in temperature of the pond?
 
He finally concluded almost 600 years ago, that at the spot of the pond, the angle of the sun had changed in relationship to the earth. There was not a change in the substance of either the sun or earth but a change in their relationship or orbits.
 
Carrying this concept further in other areas, many of the old alchemical philosophers noted that out of motions and mutations of bodies, patterns are formed, resulting in chemical compounds which appear balanced or unbalanced at different times and under different relationships.

The alchemical philosophers believed that all mutations of energy are due to relationships and not due to an actual alteration of the energy in itself. This was the reason that some of the ‘old timers’ denied the existence of a strictly negative energy or a real or factual evil. They did not believe that a purely evil or destructive energy was part of an original creation.
 
Certain mutations or relationships between energy foci were benevolent to one thing and not benevolent to another. No energy is equally benevolent to all things at all times. If we have a depletion of energy, it may appear to afflict or burden a creature because it does not meet the immediate requirements of a particular organism.

People, together with all other living things, are bound to the total universe by energy correspondences. “Everything that lives from a tiny organism in a drop of water, a tree, huge animal or a small herb, are all focal points of universal life energy.”
 
The old alchemical physicians believed that is the duty of “a physician to examine the celestial constellations of the sky, the terrestrial constellations of earth and the physiological constellations within people.” Heaven is inverted itself upon the earth. For every star in the sky there is a flower in the meadow.
 
Every ray out in space forms a relationship and integration in every level of structure in mineral, vegetative, animal and humans. Although it might appear to you that you are deriving your total life energy from only the earth, all bodies on this planet have their roots in the atmosphere or space. The real nutrition for all of your various subtle bodies is coming from an invisible field of substances, from outside of our planet.
 
The uniqueness of human beings is that within them are poles capable of attracting countless forms of energy. Because of this, people are capable of aligning to all things necessary for their survival. The seeds of all energies outside of human beings is also within them.

People will respond only to such energies as they can capture and hold by those polarities which have been strengthened and developed by awareness, skill and thoughtfulness within their own being.
 
I realize I have digressed somewhat from the original aspect of negative energies. As creators, people have the ability to thought-form and create what they can imagine. Through the constant reinforcement of energy into particular concepts, the concepts begin to solidify and take on a life of their own. The more energy that is pumped in, the more solid becomes the idea upon the earth plane. This can be a concept of evil or as some believe, we have created germs and viruses.
 
All things in the world have a purpose. What is positive and beneficial energy to one substance can be a poison to another substance. When an individual truly becomes good and pure having established within their own consciousness, ways of wisdom, suitable and positive energies flow to him. Good resolutions are immediately strengthened and a consecrated mind experiences new vitality.

The great magician is the master of energy. A person who creates suitable instruments of expression through their Will regenerates their disposition, character and temperament. When one becomes more aligned to those energies of a positive nature, they overcome bad habits, negative attitudes and false beliefs, which up to that time have been drawing energies of a less than positive nature.
 
Each constructive thought brings more life energy to one’s thinking. “Behest you angels, and angels you will get. Behest you devils, and those less than positive vibrations will be present.
 
Just some thoughts to ponder. With love, in love and through love to you.
 

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All is Not Lost When Humor Abounds

10/25/2017

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All Is Not Lost When Humor Abounds

The ancient Greeks had a statement, “The gods on high Olympus laughed.”  Humor has been underrated in today’s society because some people are quick to point out that the seriousness in virtually every phase of our existence leaves no time for humor.

The attitude of the classical Greeks was that if God did not have a sense of humor the Creator would never have fashioned man.  Although known for their philosophical viewpoints, many of the ancient philosophers had great wit and humor.

One early writer, Diogenes Laertius (3rd Century CE), included in his writings some of the humorous anecdotes of the ancient philosophers.  Another good source for anecdotes of some of the ancient philosophers can be found in Thomas Stanley’s work, ‘The History of Philosophy.’

Aristippus of Cyrene (435-356 BC) was credited with some of the following anecdotes.

When a man boasted to Aristippus that he could drink a great amount of liquor and never be drunk, Aristippus replied, “That is no more than any mule could do.”

Aristippus was out on a boat when a sudden storm arose and the crew of the boat all feared for their lives.  In the midst of the strongest part of the storm the captain asked the philosopher, “How far is it from this world to the next?”  Aristippus replied, “How thick is the wall of this ship?”  The captain replied, “six inches.”  Aristippus smiled and said, “That answers your question.”

When someone spoke ill of Aristippus he said, “To speak ill of me is in your power, but not to hear what you say is in my power.”

Aristippus on one occasion approached Dionysius, the monarch, to spare the life of a close friend who was condemned to death.  Although Aristippus made a strong appeal, he was completely unsuccessful.  As a last resort, Aristippus threw himself at the feet of Dionysius and plead tearfully.  This so moved Dionysius that he granted an immediate release of the prisoner.  The disciples of Aristippus felt that it was not fitting that a philosopher of the status of Aristippus humble himself before a leader.  Aristippus replied, “It is not my fault that his ears are in his feet.”

Once Aristippus was traveling on a boat to visit a distant city.  In order to have enough money for his trip, Aristippus carried his money in a long box that he hid in his cabin.  One evening, Aristippus overheard the captain of the ship planning to cast him into the sea and steal his possessions.  The next morning Aristippus was sitting on the far end of the boat casting coins one by one into the sea.  The startled captain asked for an explanation.  Aristippus replied, “It is better that the gold perish for Aristippus than that Aristippus should perish for the gold.”

When a young man who entered the school of Antisthenes (444-371 B.C.) asked what he should bring with him when he attended class for the first time.  Antisthenes answered, “You should have a new book, a new pen, a new writing tablet, and a good wit.”

A friend once told Aristotle that a certain Athenian was condemning him behind his back.  The philosopher smiled observing, “While I am absent, let him also thrash me.”
When Aristotle was asked for a definition of friendship her replied, “It is as one soul abiding in two bodies.”

“Socrates was a very powerful man physically, but not especially good looking.  A young man from a distant city went to Athens to study under the great man.  After walking around for a time he asked an Athenian how he could recognize Socrates in case he chanced to meet him.  He was told that when he saw a man so dis-proportioned in all his parts, that on sight of him dogs ran away with their tails between their legs, that man would be the Master.”

When Democritus (460-370 B.C.) was told that the Athenians had pulled down statues of him, he remarked, “They have not overturned the virtue for which the images of me were set up.”

On one occasion a bald headed man reviled Diogenes (Died 320 B.C.), who called himself the Dog of Athens, with very bitter words.  Diogenes replied, “I will not return your reproaches yet I cannot but commend your hair for leaving so bad a head.”

“One day while Socrates was discoursing with several of his disciples in his home, his wife Xantippe descended upon the group which such a tirade of abuse that all made a hasty exit.  In order to finish their discussion they assembled and sat down on the front steps.  Xantippe then went up to the second story and poured a bucket of water on them, drenching the entire group.  Socrates, unruffled, continued his discussion with the words, ‘Have I not told you that after much thunder we should expect rain!’”

Today many people believe that they are only giving proper reverence to their religion or philosophy when they have a solemn look or are making some type of sacrifice.  Many ancient teachers believed, “that one of the great spiritual duties in life is to enjoy the beauties and wonders of the Divine Plan and make certain these wonders and beauties are preserved for the unborn future.”

The Encyclopedia Britannica defines one aspect of humor as, “Humor is the sense within us which sets up a kindly contemplation of the incongruities of life.”  Humor was considered an important aspect within an individual’s character and a tool to handle certain seemingly overwhelming situations.

Some ancient classical teachers made much of those people who were deficient in their reactions to humorous situations.
Those same teachers believed that people without humor were lacking in some essential element of their mental process.
“We hear people say, ‘I cannot waste my time on ridiculous and trivial things.’ Yet, these same people waste an equal or greater amount of time in rapt attention to the morbid, the tragic or the neurotic.”

The balanced middle path or middle way is always a wonderful philosophy to follow.  There are those situations where only with humor can we handle what might appear to be an overwhelming or unexplained situation.  Sometimes the easiest solution is the most profound.

See if you can incorporate some LEFL today.  Laughter, excitement, fun and love.

To inspire and empower with love, in love and through love to you.
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Some Thoughts on Discernment

10/24/2017

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Some Thoughts on Discernment

I am often asked what my opinion is concerning various authors and their books, different groups, systems and techniques that appear in the field of esoteric philosophy.   Of course I am honored that someone would ask my opinion, but I know that one of the most important lessons in this schoolroom of earth has to do with our learning discernment.

My opinions are based on personal experience in which I follow the old adage, “Best not judge an individual until you have walked a moon or two in that individuals moccasins.”

When I am assessing an author, I like to look at how their life is progressing after they have written their book.  Is the author able to live the philosophy that they are espousing to others?  I also am interested in observing individuals who are students or followers of the author.  Have these people been able to achieve the state of enlightenment, new abilities or had significant changes in their lives that the author has stated would happen?
I hear many new authors making claims that they have the secret, the code, the direct ‘scoop’ from the ascended masters.  What I have not found is the readers, followers or students achieving what has been written by that author.  Of course this is only my observation and does not include every single author and new system that has surfaced lately.

If you are wondering whether some system, philosophy or course is true and whether you are ready to be receiving the highest aspects of the ancient mystery teachings, you might ask yourself the following questions:

“Am I living the sort of life that would permit me to receive real truth into my soul?

Am I unselfish, open, obedient, humble and consecrated?

Have I developed my mind so that it can think?

“Have I opened my heart so that it can feel?  If I have not, then the thing which I have received is distorted by the glass through which it shines, and all I can give the world is a distorted image, a dishonest representation of truth.”


Have I actually consecrated my life and all that I am, unselfishly and without reservation, or am I only an intellectual dabbler?

Am I a success or a failure in life?

Am I surrounded by friends or by enemies of my own making?

Am I respected by my community?

Do I allow other people to live their own lives, or am I trying to force my beliefs upon all with whom I come in contact?”

I didn’t come up with these questions.  These and other questions along similar lines are part of a self-assessment that has been used for thousands of years before my post.

Questions like these are asked of aspirants, through their own Inner Guidance, before they are entrusted with higher knowledge that was shared in what was called the ancient mystery schools.  Only you the seeker can honestly answer these questions.

It is not too hard to understand the basis for these type of questions.  "A good tree cannot produce bad fruit, nor can a bad tree produce good fruit.”  A perverted mind is not the channel for the transmission of wisdom following the axiom that, ‘like begets like.’  The eccentric individual thinks eccentric thoughts, while the same mind views all things sanely.

In my 45 plus years of studying I have heard many individuals telling me how they had the ‘secret of the ages,’ or that they had the answer to all the health problems that befall people.  I’ve heard individuals share that they had the magic elixir or that they were in touch with alien races that were here to save humankind.  Now all of that is possible, but not through the people that I met.
 
If someone is selling you the ‘farm’ ask yourself if they themselves own the goods.  Are they bouncing off the walls as they speak to you about how they are operating from their higher self?  Do they appear to be healthy and following their own guidance in which they are promising total health?
I don’t believe that this is too hard to discern when one is being objective in their observation.

The higher teachings are about balance and the spiritual precepts are reasonable in the highest sense of the word.  The higher regimes are about developing more enlightened men and women on the earth plane.  There is an Ancient Wisdom that is the spiritual side of all the religions.  It is ‘the one spirit that speaks through all tongues.’
 
“The Ancient Wisdom knows neither heathen, nor Christian, nor pagan.  It recognized only many branches on one tree, each branch in itself incomplete but each a part of the Tree of Faith. The Tree asks nothing of the branches other than that they shall be true to the Tree and bear true witness of the life coursing through the Tree.  The Ancient Wisdom is the life coursing in the Tree of Faith.”

Although the outer structures which served to house the Ancient Wisdom, might seem old, dilapidated and empty, the inner teachings are still alive, vibrant and true.
How does one know if they are in the presence of someone who has the higher truths that they are claiming? The answer is, “By their works shall ye know them.”  Not by their written words but through their presence and by their actions.

Have a wonderful day with love, in love and through love.
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Life Within The Light?

10/23/2017

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Life Within the Light?

The old philosophers believed that there were two ways to acquire knowledge.  Either through intuition or experience.

They believed that Intuition reveals things to us while experience tests us and provides impulses and urging for our further development.

Although we are aware when intuition comes to us, it is difficult to explain what its mechanism and substance is. 

Some old teachers used an analogy of Light to explain the substance or essence of intuition.  They explained that there are two kinds of light; a visible radiance that we call brightness and an invisible light we call darkness.  The belief was that darkness and light were fundamentally the same substance but different in degrees.

Light is a twofold being in that it contains quality and substance.  In thinking of the term darkness let’s use the term invisible as far as this explanation is concerned.  The dark light or invisible aspect of visible light is luminous to the soul and dark to our body.  The visible physical radiance is bright to our senses and dark to the soul.

The light we see contains energy that is necessary to support all the visible things we see.  The invisible aspect of light supports the invisible power and functions of humans including intuition. We might say that intuition is the capability of becoming attuned to the inside of light.  Now I don’t want this to become too complicated so let’s say that visible light is responsible for health and the invisible aspects contained within visible light causes wisdom.

“The light of:
Body – Gives strength, energy, growth and development.
Soul – Gives understanding
Mind – Gives wisdom
Spirit – Bestows truth.”  Now all of these aspects need nourishment which is contained within light.

The total burden of all energy that is needed is contained within every ray of visible light.  When we look at something we see either its objective physical form or we can perceive its inner light.  Everything that lives, lives in light.  Everything that exists, radiates light.  When we look upon something we can see the thing according to its outer characteristics or according to its inner nature.  “The heart has eyes as well as the body.  The mind has ears and all internal parts of people have equivalent senses of cognition.”

We see nature because of the light that shines upon it but we see the true life of nature because of the light that shines within it.  “Through observation we behold things lighted, by intuition we behold things self-luminous.

Outwardly we see only the reflection of light upon objects and life forms because they have become visible to our sight, but intuitively we can behold the inner light of all things.

Through reflected light we see shape, color, number and arrangement.  Through the inner light we can see goodness, beauty and integrity.

Continuing with the belief of some ancient teachers, the visible part of light is only a shadow or reflection of the invisible light which is truly the source of all life in the universe.  The universe in its totality is suspended in an infinite spiritual life-light.  All things exist within this light.  There is a sea of eternal light which some called the Luminous Nature of God.  Pythagoras stated, the body of God is composed of the substance of light.

Some teachers from the past taught that there are three suns within our solar system.  One is the physical sun we see, a second is a sun in the astral/psychic plane and the third is a spiritual sun.  These three suns bestow life to the worlds according to their own natures.  The physical sun warms and reveals bodies; the psychic sun nourishes the soul and the spiritual or root sun nourishes and sustains the spirit of all things.  The suns do not create the light but are the vehicles through which the light is projected.

The spiritual sun has to do with the divine nature of all things. The psychic or astral sun deals with ignorance and the physical sun dissipates the darkness we call crystallization.

Truth is a kind of light, when it shines another kind of darkness is dissipated.  “Truth is to darkness of ignorance, what sun is to the darkness of night.”

Our earth and all its life forms exist within a field of light, even at night.  This light is not affected by the alternation of day and night.  The light from the psychic and spiritual suns never ceases.  We are constantly surrounded and penetrated at all times by THE LIGHT.  We can never be further from or nearer to any essential principle that is necessary for our survival.  Like fish in water, we are not necessarily aware of what sustains our existence.

There is spiritual light, emotional light, mental light, vital light and physical light.  Energies and awareness are conveyed to each of these aspects from the light of the sun in which level or plane they are operating within.

“And God said, Let there be light; and there was light.”

May the light from your inner beauty, love, harmony and truth shine outward and illuminate your every step! 

With love, in love and through love to you.
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A Little Journey

10/13/2017

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A Little Journey
For the next week I will be on a little journey, within the journey, and won’t be near a computer. I won’t be able to post, but I will be able to send out waves of love to all of you...my beautiful, spiritual and enlightened FaceBook friends.
For the next week I hope you spontaneously experience or schedule as much LEFL as you can. Surround yourself with Laughter, Excitement, Fun and Love.
Upon the earth…
A little journey, you do make,
To help your Being, reach a more enlightened state,
A state of mind, is what it be,
Look behind the dross, to find the key,
Inside the Subtle One, watches your every move,
Its gentle urging, can help you improve,
Completion is, a state of mind,
Force won’t work, as you will find,
You’ll finally arrive, to a state of light,
Then you’ll awaken, from another earth night,
Two great paths, were your choice to walk,
One through insight, and one through talk. Steve
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The dross is burned, through your inspection,
Of this earthy world, which is a reflection,
You don the clothes, of this world,
For lessons to learn, which do unfurl,
Although some hurt, and seem quite real,
T’s just the illusion, which you feel,
So try to discern, what’s real to take,
And worry not, about the fake,
Look beneath, that which comes,
Is it illusion, or the spiritual from?
Dance the steps, which you must,
But realize the part, which will return to dust. Steven
With love, in love and through love to you.

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The One, the Beautiful and the Good

10/11/2017

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The One, the Beautiful and the Good

“As I walk, I walk with beauty.”

The Platonic Triad of the past was used to remind individuals that there is more to life than just the collection of ‘things.’

The One referred to the substance of all natures and being is the essence of the Creator. The Beautiful referred to the perfection of all natures and being, their rising to their highest and best. The Good referred to the proper utility of all natures and being.

Plotinus declared that the most worthy profession is the service of the beautiful and the destruction of beauty was the most heinous of all crimes.

The ancient Greeks emphasized the necessity of aesthetics and established reference to the beautiful as one of the pillars of the State.

“In addition to the beauty of form, we have beauty of sound, which is harmony; beauty of mode or tempo which is rhythm; beauty of morality which is virtue; beauty of mind, which is intellect; and beauty of spirit, which is the ultimate good.”

We say people must eat in order to have the physical live. Not only do we need physical food, but there is a spiritual nature within us which must be fed with a superior diet for its highest and best development.

Sitting in a building one day a week and repeating words that have lost their energy might just be akin to taking in GMO foods. It is not about talking, it is about living and acting the philosophy behind the words of the great spiritual teachers of the past.

The soul is fed through your eyes and other senses. The soul is fed through your thoughts. Incongruity regarding what you know is right and how you are acting causes the soul within to suffer. Those things that are grotesque and distorted are a poison to the soul.

He who surrounds himself with beauty nourishes his aesthetic nature and will reach his highest spiritual potential. Beauty is essential to human survival and without its influence, people steadily deteriorate ‘into a state of crassness and degradation.’

Whoever reads the lives of the ancient giants of philosophy will be convinced that they studied things more than words, they looked to participate in a wisdom that included the understanding that a higher essence was contained in our physical vehicle.

The fears, hates and worries of people show that they have an unreleased and bottled up emotional energy. When people involve themselves in aesthetics they give a healthier channel to the impulses of their nature. When one is truly dedicated to the beautiful they will not fail to develop an inward grace.

“Nearly all human beings are in some way emotionally inhibited. Those inhibitions often break out in actions and thoughts that are not their highest and best. These periodic outburst usually are attended by unfortunate consequences.”

It was the profound writings of Ficino, during the Renaissance, that stated the fact that beauty generates love. The Divine Beauty created by God and placed within nature and all creatures allows them to recognize the Beauty without. When you allow yourself to recognize the Beauty without, you stimulate and generate the aspects of love because beauty looks to reunite with beauty.

The ancient writers said, “Love arises, then, from beauty holding to itself and yet going out from itself and finally returning to itself. So the generating aspect of love, seeks its final rest in its source, beauty.  Beauty holds to itself because it is the splendor of the Divine Goodness, and Goodness cannot ever become other than itself.”

Although 2300 years have passed since Plato’s Symposium on Love, it still stands as a high point of philosophical value. The love of a single form of beauty is then deepened into an impersonal love of all beautiful forms. The soul aspires to an appreciation of beautiful laws, institutions and sciences.

“Although specific objects of beauty are still of value, the soul cognizes clearly that they are but relative instances of true beauty. This expansion of consciousness makes one aware that the IDEA OF BEAUTY inherent in the soul is more to be desired than any of its outward expressions.”

“Taking its meaning into itself the soul knows beauty as a universal IDEA and henceforth people are capable of pondering the beauty of reality itself, and ‘Beholding beauty with the eye of mind’ they will be able to bring forth, not images of beauty, but realities.”

If you believe in beauty then clap you hand as you read this now. Let this be a reminder that there is something of a higher essence that rides within our physical vehicle. This something will not carry the babbles of this earth plane on its continuing journey.

Navajo Walk in Beauty…

As I walk with beauty
As I walk as I walk
The universe is walking with me
In beauty it walks before me
In beauty it walks behind me
In beauty it walks below me
In beauty it walks above me
Beauty is on every side
As I walk I walk with beauty.

To inspire and empower with love, in love and through love and of course with beauty.
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Some More Thoughts Regarding Healing

10/10/2017

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Some More Thoughts Regarding Healing

In August 1995 I visited my parents’ home in Sedona with a friend. My friend touched her pinky finger to an iron and it immediately blistered and became very inflamed. As soon as it happened, everyone in the room turned to me and said, okay Steve, why don’t you see what you can do. I had been doing some healing work the previous ten years.

I have to admit I didn’t approach it in any serious manner but said okay. I walked over and touched her finger with my hand and in a few moments she said the pain was gone.

After another ten minutes she still had the blister and it was looking rather ‘nasty.’ My friend said, why can’t you do something about this blister? Something possessed me to pick up her hand and I breathed over her finger. Within several minutes the blister began to disappear and was soon gone.

I remember approaching the situation in a very light-hearted manner. I didn’t feel any pressure that I must make something happen, but I did have the desire to be of some help in the situation. I made two attempts to help a person who was having some difficulty.

The next day I asked my internal guidance about the experience and I received the following answer. The result took place due to the fact that I held the concept or viewpoint as though I was playing a game. In this situation and in other healing experiences, I should never place myself under pressure regarding how I would make something happen about or how it would come about but have some awareness that everything is possible.

My spiritual guidance went on to say, some important points for people to understand is, that one must have the knowledge that something can happen and they must know that there is a capability that something could happen but not to hold any personal responsibility that a healing must take place. The healer should be personally aware, in the moment, and desirous of being supportive. What separates healers is their ability to create the highest and best healing environment where the patient just knows that something will happen.

The resultant healing manifests from a change of state, brought about through the spiritual portion of the individual desiring to be healed, working through their endocrinology. This can happen instantaneously.

Approximately twenty years ago a Buddhist friend shared an investigation he conducted regarding the healing work of a Chinese master living in San Francisco. This master was a practitioner who worked with the arrangements of energies and patterns. My friend’s investigation concerned a woman in San Francisco who was opened up in several places during cancer surgery and it was discovered that she was covered head to toe with tumors. The doctors had little choice and closed her up and sent her home. They gave her morphine and hoped she would not suffer too long.
 
She contacted the Chinese master and he came to her home. He told her that certain things needed to be moved in her home. She needed to get different colors in the house. He then gave her a chip of wood and told her to place this chip in a particular spot in her home. She did what he told her.
 
Per his instructions, she rearranged the house, changed colors and left the chip where she was told. After some period of time, the largest tumor that the woman had, a stomach tumor that weighed close to ten pounds, as well as all the other tumors, all eventually disappeared without the woman changing anything else in her life.
 
Now in hypnosis we know that the hypnotist can change their subjects arm into a wooden post and change the post into a living plant and as such the subject will prune and water it as the hypnotist suggests. The energy that was behind the growth of the tumor was projected into the piece of wood. Not the tumor itself, but the energy behind the growth of the tumor! Hypnotizing a person, as well as reinforcing particular beliefs, can be accomplished in many different manners and it does not require that the individual has their eyes closed or even realizes they are being hypnotized.

The greater activities of how things are really accomplished, most of which we really don’t understand fully, are embodied within our own spirit, within our desire and within the focused purpose of an individual. It is important that an individual is willing to accept the responsibility for being healed. Yes, there is a responsibility and there must be an acceptance of a new identity, one that does not include the energy patterns that led to the dis-ease.
 
When someone becomes too involved with a particular situation then they become that situation. When someone is willing to give up being a ‘something’ then this will no longer be a part of their life. We are responsible for our manifestations. Our life and the way we live it is our biggest prayer for what we want to have happen.

Everything is malleable here on earth at this time. We are here to demonstrate how we manage our energies. If you are reading these words then it is your time to gently wake up to who you are and what you are capable of changing or manifesting. You are capable of so much more than you have imagined and when you wipe the sleepy out of your eye and you come to your real senses you will understand.

You don’t have to wait for someone to give you something that you don’t already possess. You don’t have to search for the answer because you are the answer. You don’t have to strain, push, be perfect or be more spiritual than you are. You are waking up now, because you are reading this, and as you come fully awake, everything is possible to the extent of your awareness.

I hope this has stimulated some thoughts regarding healing. Have a beautiful day and don’t forget to include some fun and laughter today. I love you.

With love, in love and through love to you.

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Belief and the Healing Arts of Ancient Civilizations

10/9/2017

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Belief and the Healing Arts of Ancient Civilizations

Although we look back at some of the practices of the ancients and label them as superstitious, in the last 100 years some of the drugs that were used have been rediscovered and have proved to be of great value.
Today, we still use the snake symbol of Aesculapius.  In those ancient times as well as today, the doctor faces the problem of how to stimulate the recuperative powers of the patient into action.

In the temples of old, disciplines consisted of purification, temple-sleep, and various rest states.  Through reading the old inscriptions we learn that “bodily processes were aroused and focused through intensities of suggestion, through touching the patient, along with lifting the faith of one who was ill.”

Although we are talking about techniques used several thousand years ago, looking deeper we find that focusing on the ancient healing gods was meant to stimulate the body-mind relationship.  Hippocrates believed that the body and mind are a unity, and to affect one is to affect the other.  Today’s allopathic medicine takes more of the viewpoint of isolating the ‘one cause’ and prescribing the special remedy that will bring the solution.

Several Egyptian medical papyri coming from the twelfth dynasty, about 2,000 BC states that it was the duty of the pharaoh to maintain the health of their subjects.  “The ancient writer Maanetho wrote that King Athotis, of the First Dynasty of the Thinites, practiced healing and wrote anatomical works.”

Eventually all of the great medical centers were located at the chief capitals along the Nile, “These shrines were depositories of medical lore, and the success of these ancient traditions are confirmed by the lists of diseases and their cures.”

Clement wrote that there were forty-two Hermetic books at the temple at Hermopolis, of which six were medical texts giving formulas and remedies. “On the walls of sanctuaries wee inscriptions and tablets in commemoration of miraculous cures with statues and steles erected by former patients in grateful recognition of cures effected by the divinity.”

Now in those ancient times healing methods consisted of religious rites, ceremonies and special formulas which brought forth the mysterious, miraculous powers of deities and other supernatural beings.  The concept in those times was centered on the idea of expelling the unseen, malicious actions which caused disease.

The priest/doctor would make an examination and give the ceremonial form of diagnosis. “The patient would them make a formal statement regarding the problem.  I (patient’s name) am a sufferer with (naming the disease or problem).”

Treatments would then consist of” incantations, prayers and possibly giving of some remedy in conjunction with commands, spells, coaxing and threatening.  All of these had symbolic meaning which were meant to impress the mind of the patient.”

According to ancient writings, on some occasions the priest would put on a disguise and would appear to a patient as a god of the body part that was dis-eased, imitating the god in voice and gesture and utilizing relics to chase the evil spirits away.

Remedies were given to assist the spoken formulas.  “Time has proved the value of many of the modalities used at that time including, castor oil, aloe, mind, myrrh, copper, lead, salt, cedar, opium and other substances that are still in use today.”  It is interesting that, “it would appear that remedies used without the magical words were valueless or failed their full effect.”

We therefore come to the conclusion that the aspect of mind in the healing process was a strong consideration.  The Ebers Papyrus states in its opening line, “This is a book for healing all disease.” Further in the writings we find “…welcome remedy, welcome that which destoyest the trouble of this my heart and in these my limbs…the magic of Horus is victorious in the remedy.”

In the same Papyrus we read for an eye problem, “come ointment, come to the patient and take from him the water, the pus, the blood, the pain in the eye, the blindness, the flow of matter which are being worked there from the god of inflammations and of each kind of pain.”

In the ancient Greek writings we find they also believed in the power of the gods for healing.  They used rituals, hymns of praise, prayers and sacrifice.  The Greeks approached curing in two different manners, direct and indirect.

The direct method of healing was through the power of divine intervention through a sacred object, relic or through the medium of a priest who was acting as an intermediary for a particular healing god.  Healing occurred through laying on of hands and writings from those ancient times spoke of great cures from Aesculapius coming through a priest who was channeling this god.

The indirect cures were obtained following directions received through dreams and visions.  Fragments of records from shrines speak of cures due to applications of remedies given by gods through visions.  Therapies included mild purgatives, roots, herbs, diets, fasts, baths and rubbing ointments.

Dream temples were well-known in ancient Greece and it is obvious that psychology played a very important part in the healing process.  At Pergamon, patients were greeted by attendants who walked them through corridors, where steles and tablets mentioned great cures and healings that had taken place in the past. This was to get the patient properly prepared as they approached the god to offer prayer for their own personal healing.  At times they would touch a part of the statue of the god, while requesting help, and there are records of instantaneous healing taking place.

In the healing temples of ancient times an air of sanctity pervaded the temple and patients believed they were in a sacred spot.  In the dream temples the patient had no doubt that they would receive the answers to their difficulty, through their dreams that would come to them at night.  In the morning the dreams and visions would be interpreted by the priests who laid out directions for the treatment that would take place.  In the photo by Waterhouse we see the little girl relating her dream to the priests.

Whether it was the Egyptian, Greek or other Eastern Civilizations, they understood the importance of stimulating the patient’s own healing energies, which led to the miraculous cures which took place.

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Love and Beauty are Always Near

10/7/2017

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Love and Beauty are Always Near

A book written some time ago shared an angelic communication regarding seeing through the veil into the world of spirit…

“A living sense of unity with nature must be reached, till you can see yourself in every tree, in every flower, in every blade of grass, in every passing cloud, and realize that the manifold diversities which compose a valley or a garden or a wide panorama of mountain, sea and sky, are but expressions of the One Self which is in you, of which you are a part, by means of which you can pierce the external veil of beauty till it can hide from you no longer the vision of the self.”

“In addition to a deeper appreciation of the beauty of Nature, there must be that reverence for all forms and moods, for all her manifold expression, which springs from a recognition of the presence of the Divine of which these forms, moods and beauties are outward expression.”

Thoreau said, “It is not what you look at, but what you see.”

A sacred scripture shared, “We do not see things as they are, we see them as we are.”

When we think and act in beauty and truth, we become expressions of the harmonious forces that keep the universe in order.

Plato said, “The true order of going is to use the beauties of earth as steps along which one mounts upwards for the sake of that other beauty.”

The Walker of the Sky, “beholds things beyond the seas and stars; hears the language of the devas and comprehends it, and perceives what is passing in the mind of the ant.”

The All is in all, and all is in the All. Forged in thought it remains in thought. All is a part of the never ending song of the Creator. You are the Light that you seek. You are a child of the Light. You don’t find it, you are it.

As you allow the Greater Awareness that has been hidden from your view to resonate with the beauty and love that surrounds you, you will experience a new dimension of understanding. Let go and allow yourself to relax and trust that the Greater Awareness within you will melt the illusions that you have formed before your eyes. “It is not what you look at, but what you see.”

Just like Pegasus, you will fly,
Reaching heights within, an inner sky,
Traveling vast distance, while in starry flight,
You learn many lessons, during your night.
Listen closely, and have no fear,
Your own loving spirit friends, are always near,
Open your heart, so that your eyes will see clear, 
Then all the manifestations of the Creator, you will hold as quite dear.  Steve

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Following the Course That Your Life Provides...

10/6/2017

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Following the Course That Your Life Provides…
You Should Never Fear What Storms Arrive

From out of our library, I’ve chosen an interesting emblem from the 1600s. The emblem writer compared our journey through life as traveling over the sea.  I’ve modernized some the words for clarity...

“To the sea, this world may be compared,
For every person, who lives a life,
Is a pilot to a physical vessel there,
Some of little size or else a bigger frame.
Some, have their boat of their own life to guide,
Some of whole families who depend on their barge.

Some people govern whole townships and we may call this a little barge,
While others, rule great provinces, and they we may call captains of large ships.
Each has a course assigned to them as they enter their journey over the sea, they have their card, compass and due tack available for their journey,
And when each figures the course that they are on based upon those experiences that confront them,
They will accomplish all they have to do.

But many people leave the Care of their own course,
To judge or follow others, in their ways,
And, when their follies make their fortunes worse,
They curse the Destiny, which they should praise,
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For, waves, and winds, and that oft-changing weather,
Which many blame as the cause of their losses, though they observe it not, helps bring together,
A greater Wisdom to be learned through this change of course; new hopes may manifest,
So what appears to thwart one’s way, may soon depart and lead to a more enlightening pathway.”

Through our journey we have found each other in Facebook. I ask that the winds of your life steer you toward the highest and best that you can achieve.

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Sympathetic Resemblances

10/4/2017

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Sympathetic Resemblances

The doctrine of sympathetic resemblances is an ancient concept that had to do with the idea that growing things reveal through their structure and form their usefulness to people. Through their color, aroma and form plants revealed the physical condition and organ of the body that could be benefitted.

This concept reached a zenith as it was taught in Constantinople in the 1500s. A person did not have to be smart in the sense of book learning, because even simple people discovered the healing aspects of plants through using their instinct and intuition. Through the sensing of the design of the plant structure they discovered the organs that would be assisted through some part of the plant.

The development of spiritual insight was one of the cornerstones of the ancient mystery schools. Physicians were taught to search within themselves for the spiritual insight that would help them recognize the energies in plants.
Philosophers and scientists were taught to develop spiritual insight to recognize the geometric energy patterns throughout the cosmos.

Physicians and healers were instructed to sit quietly in a meadow, relax and with a prayerful heart open themselves up to the universal mysteries of health and well-being. A person who is humble and asks for greater wisdom begins to notice how some plants in the fields follow the motions of planets and other plants open their petals according to various moon phases. Still other plants follow the cycle of the sun.

The ancients knew that plants derive energy from two sources, the earth in which they grow and the atmosphere that surrounds them.

Why do some plants have red blossoms and other plants have different colored flowers? Why do some plants have distinctive fragrances and others do not have any odor? The nature of the plant determines what nutrients it will take up from the soil in which it lives. The plant converts the energy of the soil into its body and this energy is available for the possible use by people.

The ancients knew that energies from the atmosphere and heavenly bodies were also absorbed by plants. Various colored plants corresponded to the colors attributed to different heavenly bodies as well as spiritual entities.

Along with plants, minerals also absorb energies. Over hundreds of years miners realized that certain minerals went through the cycles of birth, growth, decrease and death. One mining family in Europe, the Fuggers, recognized that veins of gold and silver actually grew over several hundred years.

Different plants that would grow in the same soil would still take on different characteristics depending upon the nature of the plant. People are unique in the aspect that we can change our nature and thereby alter the nutrition that we can take within ourselves from vast energy centers that exist within the earth plane as well as the cosmos.

The mandrake with its root resembling the human body; the heart wart, the leaves resemble the human heart in shape; the tooth wart resembles the human tooth.  The clue and key of the plant is it’s;
Appearance
Nature
Function
The procedure the plant exemplifies

Within its leaf, berry and fruit, a plant bares some relationship of appearance to the medicinal value which it possesses.  You must search within yourself for the intuitive recognition to apperceive the energy field of the plant.  We all have this ability to perceive and intuit as a natural given ability, all of us!

When people establish within themselves the activities of acting always in the interest of the highest and best, the good and the beautiful, they open themselves up to greater avenues of wisdom and enlightenment. These greater energy centers bring an immediate strength and vitality because a person is now rooted within these energy fields and their nature allows for the absorption of these profound and healing energies.

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"Seeing" What You Are Really Seeing

10/3/2017

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"Seeing” What You Are Really Seeing

Goethe, the great Renaissance man, placed great emphasis on the art of “seeing.” Goethe believed that the manner in which one sees has a tremendous impact upon what one is really “seeing.”

Due to Goethe’s unique manner of observation while seeing, he was able to recognize a total organization or unity of the world while noting the diversity of its parts.

Observing in Goethe’s manner, when one observes a phenomenon a person needs to be more active in their “seeing” than what is usually done. We tend to think about seeing as just opening our eyes in front of an event and we are observing something that is flowing toward us, into our consciousness, through our senses.

In Goethe’s manner of “seeing,” we look from ourselves toward the phenomenon. This is accomplished through putting our attention into seeing, so that we really do see what we are seeing, rather than just having impressions imprinting themselves upon our consciousness.

Goethe called his manner of seeing, ‘exact sensorial imagination.’ After “seeing” a phenomenon, Goethe would repeat the event within his imagination. His goal was to think the event concretely in his imagination without leaving anything out or adding anything other than what took place. The actions of ‘active seeing’ along with the activity of creating within the imagination, was Goethe’s discipline of ‘exact sensorial imagination.’ Goethe’s intent was to give ‘thinking more the quality of perception and sensory observation more the quality of thinking.

Goethe’s goal through the use of this discipline was to bring the observer into a deeper contact with each experience, in a manner that was not possible, by just having a momentary intellectual thought regarding an event that came in through the eye.

“Imagine cutting an orange. We see the knife and orange simply as separate entities which are brought together externally in space and sequentially in time.” Through Goethe’s discipline, what is added to our normal experience, is bringing our attention to the act of cutting the orange, instead of the separate entities which are brought together. If this is done, the process of cutting can be experienced simultaneously as one whole, as if it were one present moment instead of a linear sequence of instants.”

We generally operate mentally through observing linear sequences of various states or actions. We get involved in describing changes rather than being in the moment with the ultimate reality of the situation or phenomenon taking place. Through this change in “seeing,” one is not altering their consciousness but realizing the relationship and togetherness of various elements that are before their eyes.

This manner of “seeing” involves placing attention into seeing rather than just allowing the intellectual mind to instantaneously catalogue some event or action and store it in the mind. Placing greater attention into seeing, will transform routine phenomenon into deeper meaningful experiences that carry an individual from an ordinary intellectual manner of living, to a more rich and varied world of sensory perception.

As an example, in the case of a person viewing two leaves, “the intellectual mind is concerned with what is common to them, in other words immediately decides they are both leaves, and overlooks the individual differences between them. In the exact sensorial imagination, the leaves are not uniform and have endless variety as well as being rich in diversity.”

When our consciousness is redirected into an organ of perception, looking into the world rather than just receiving input through our eyes, ‘the mind functions intuitively instead of intellectually.’ Through this discipline of placing the event into the imaginative state, intuition is activated and stimulated within an individual. It is a subject that has deep ramifications and can open our awareness to greater perceptions. I have shared only some basic aspects of Goethe’s discipline in order to bring this concept into your awareness.

Exploring deeper within this concept of true observation we come upon a dictum of the ancients which stated, you can learn more about;

The unseen by observing the seen
The unfamiliar by observing the familiar
The unknown by observing the known.

Perhaps the above lines do not appear to make too much sense unless you understand the ancient philosophy of the Doctrine of Emanations. The deeper concept of the Doctrine of Emanations is that all derived or secondary things proceed or flow from the more primary. It was understood by some wise individuals that by taking time to ‘really see’ an effect, this means to truly understand what you are “seeing,” an individual could intuit back from that effect to its original cause.  From the seen to the unseen. This holds true for any visible action or activity in humans or in nature.

By “seeing” activities in nature one can intuit the fundamental invisible patterns that have led to the visible presence.  By “seeing” the activities of people, one can know the previous unseen causes from this living and possible influences from prior livings.

Remember, we all have this capability of a more profound “seeing” as a part of our creation.  Isn’t life grand and exciting with so many possibilities for an even greater enjoyment and understanding of life?

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Aligning to the Great Energy Fields

10/2/2017

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Aligning to the Great Energy Fields

Several ancient teachers in various cultures held the concept that when people are thoughtful of the world, then the world would protect them. These wise individuals believed that when people labor for the common good of others, then the common good would labor for them.

An important concept held by some wise individuals from the past, was that a partnership must be created between a person’s physical body and the natural world that surrounds it, as well as between the physical body and the invisible energy fields that sustain the body’s existence. When a person is in balance and harmony with the great energy fields, there is a greater opportunity for longevity and health.
Living organisms, in all spheres, survive only on some nutrition that is suitable for them. Evil does not exist and cannot survive on good. Happiness does not survive if it is served misery and unhappiness. Conversely, misery cannot survive if happiness is the only nourishment that is present.

Most negative emotions and attitudes are fixations that must be nourished. If one stops the nourishment that is feeding a negative attitude, it will eventually whither and become dormant. “Almost every ailment and emotional attitude is already within people at all times. The ailments and negative attitudes become active only if they are fed with the energy necessary for their resurgence.”

From throughout the cosmos, great energy streams constantly surround and feed the organisms on the earth. From invisible centers, the great founts of energy pour forth to nourish and sustain life. People’s mental, emotional and physical illness arises when they fall out of balance and are not in harmony with these great energy centers.

When people close themselves off from the life sustaining energy streams, obstruction begins and there is a blockage of these natural energy flows which then produces a dis-ease. Obstruction and disease move together. It is paramount for people to keep themselves open and attuned to the highest and best nutritional energy that is available to them.

When a person hides or tries to conceal their true attitude and emotions, this leads to a chain reaction within their body. A person knows when they are acting in a kind or unkind manner. A person is aware when they are suspicious of everything and a person is aware of whether they are being generous or selfish towards other people.

An obstruction of energy is created when a person experiences regret or remorse for how they handled a particular situation when another part of themselves believes there was a better manner in which they might have acted. When there is this type of divergence within the self, there is a weakening within the energy system of the body. The gravest danger for people is too experience debility or weakness. “When debility is present, an individual becomes open to:

A reduction to their resistance to infection.
A reduction to resisting negativity.
It becomes easier to complain
It becomes easier to find fault
It becomes easier to be discouraged.
It becomes easier to be bitter.
It becomes easier to be antagonistic.”

When people are confronted by any type of depletion, their basic optimism suffers and they feel a loss of security. With a sense of a loss of security then people begin to panic. All of the aforementioned emotions takes place when we separate ourselves from the highest and best energy fields that are available to us. The ancient Greeks referred to the highest and most life-sustaining energy fields as; The One, The Good and the Beautiful.

We can align ourselves and gain support from the highest energy flows that are present and available, through our actions of maintaining “A Beautiful Heart, and Open Mind and a Humble Spirit.” The Life Energy from the Great Energy Fields never separates from us, we deprive ourselves from beneficial energy because we shut down and obstruct the energetic field receptors within ourselves, and this blocks the highest life forces from being received and distributed throughout our body.  These are some thoughts from ancient teachers.

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