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Outrageous Possibilities

December 3, 2012 in Future, Opinion, Spirituality

Neils Kunze, by his own description, is “a determined explorer and pioneer, seeking therapy in words, inspiration in music, and peace in Nature’s wisdom.”Possibilities

Yesterday morning, I was greeted by Neils’ December newsletter. The introduction contained his belief system. Every word resonated with me because it accurately describes my belief system of pure potential and love.

I share it with you today.

Enjoy!


“So … Niels, what exactly do you believe?”

Ha! That’s a good question. Primarily, I believe in heaps and heaps of possibilities. Or in other words, I believe in everything without really believing in anything. Okay, there may be a few things I believe with a great deal of conviction, but I try not to be 100% attached to anything I believe. I could be wrong, you know … but as long as I’m willing to learn and change accordingly, ultimately I can never be wrong.

I strongly believe that love is the most powerful force in the universe. I believe that freedom is essen­tial for personal growth. And I believe very strongly that each of us has the unassailable right to believe whatever we choose as long as we do not infringe upon the rights of others to do likewise. These are some of my core convictions, and they are supported by a great deal of personal experience. And it is our own experience which moves us from believing to knowing … keeping in mind though, that whatever I know may be held merely as belief by you, until personal experience adds the weight of conviction.

Often our beliefs get so entangled with our sense of identity that we may find it rather difficult to let them go when circumstance warrant it. Much of this comes from our habit of thinking in pre­determined categories. “You believe that? Oh, well then you must be one of those.” From a handful of expressed beliefs, we will often size a person up and lump them into a broad category which may or may not be at all appropriate. Labels are continually hung around our necks, creating false identities that often we ourselves begin to give credence. It is this particular cultural habit that has posed con­siderable difficulty for me in the past.

“Are you a gay libertarian new-agar?” NO, I must insist that I am Niels. Nothing more; nothing less. Stereotyping is lazy and dishonest. I cannot in any way be accurately defined by a handful of my beliefs. And any person attempting to relate to me in such a manner has virtually no hope of accessing my unique personal identity. Such a person cannot know me … and clearly does not wish to.

Furthermore, just because I write commentaries about advanced civilizations living in the hollow Earth, or that the sun may indeed be composed of phlogiston, or that flying unicorns are cool– doesn’t necessarily mean that I have any vested belief in these things. But I do maintain them as possibilities. I have never travelled to the centre of the Earth, or to the sun; I’m waiting for a flying unicorn to take me there so that I can know one way or the other. Wouldn’t that be cool?

Until then, I can easily entertain such things as possibilities. And why not? What’s the harm in acknowledging “outrageous” possibilities? As long as I’m not investing in concrete expectations, I am actually better prepared for an uncertain future than those who would deny such possibilities. By just entertaining outrageous possibilities in my imagination, I am rehearsing for unpredictable uncertain­ties. Perhaps an example would be in order.

Recently I read, in what has come to be known on the internet as the Daniel Papers, the scientific explanation– based on Larsonian physics– for the possibility that our sun may go dark for a couple of days in the very near future. How freaky would that be? So do I believe that this will happen? I acknowledge the possibility. Nothing more is required of me. There is nothing to be gained by my strong conviction that “I definitely believe this will occur.” Likewise, there is nothing to be gained by the counter-conviction that “It’s all a bunch of hogwash!” I’m very comfortable sitting on the fence; it’s a good sturdy fence and I have a reasonable sense of balance. So if the sun never goes dark during my lifetime … boy, won’t I look silly for entertaining such a stupid notion! (Please note: heavy sarcasm.) But if the sun does go dark for a few days in the near future, I will happily jump down from the fence and try my best to restore a shred of dignity and calm among my fellow humans who will be cannibal­izing their own lives and vomiting fear.

I wonder how we got to the place where we feel compelled to declare whether we believe in this or that as though our answer could possibly matter to anyone else but ourselves. What can we possibly gain by denying possibilities? “Oh. that’s impossible! It’ll never happen.” These are the proclamations of closed-mindedness. They keep us small and walled off. Why should it be at all difficult to entertain limitless, wondrous possibilities? Why do you suppose we have all been gifted with imagination?

Come join me on the fence … Let’s dream together … among all the outrageous possibilities.

The Power of Love

September 22, 2012 in Spirituality, World

Yesterday was The International Day of Peace.

Some may question the motives of the United Nations’ call for peace. Others are grateful for the increased awareness.

Yesterday was the day M. T. Keshe of The Keshe Foundation set to make the next announcement regarding his remarkable new technology.

This is the same technology that he claims will protect Iran from any potential attack.

(It usually takes a few days for his announcements to reach the general public so nothing has been reported yet.)

The rumors of a currency revaluation and the release of global or collateral accounts have intensified over the past few days. Several bloggers continue to provide insight into this situation.

It is within these types of stories that we find the third possible response to war. It is here where we may merge its duality into oneness.

Love fireThe key to this happening is our ability to accept the power of love.

Our culture has been programmed to accept the effectiveness of force, especially if that force is enacted by those with guns.

We have come to believe this force is power.

This is a lie.

Power by force is not power. It is coercion.

Coercion only produces temporary changes.

Permanent change comes from within. This is true power.

When a person encounters love, as true power, he or she changes from within.

Often, it takes an intense time of crisis to serve as a catalyst for this to happen.

I believe we are in that time today.

The Middle East situation contributes to this.

QE 3 contributes to this.

The conflicts don’t stop there.

For the past week, those who believe in extraterrestrial life forms have been following this story, broken by Kerry Cassidy and confirmed by Gordon Duff.

Something is taking place off the coast of Northern California.

This story is both encouraging and ominous.

It brings proof that ETs are among us.

It purports that Chinese and United States’ forces are in some type of conflict with them in the Pacific Ocean.

Marshall Vian Summers and many others have been saying this for several years.

I had largely ignored this material because it did not fit within my belief structure. However, within less than twenty-four hours of hearing Mr. Summers’ name for the first time, a friend asked me if I had ever heard of him.

In my rules for following the signs, I knew I had to learn more.

Now I know why.

What good would it do to establish unity on Earth if we are immediately going to leap into duality with beings from another place and time?

Unity must include those beings too.

So, we have arrived at a time of intense crisis.

  1. Potential war amongst all of humanity
  2. A dying economic system
  3. Potential war between humanity and other dimension beings

The only solution to this crisis is the power of love as demonstrated through the peaceful resolution of conflict and the sharing of the Universe’s abundant resources.

We have not been able to accomplish this so we have created this time of intensity, caused by duality, to bring us to the point of destruction.

As I said yesterday, we have created this series of crises so we can clarify what we want.

Intuitively, we know we need something to help us consciously realize the only hope for survival is to embrace the power of love.

When we have this realization, we will skillfully merge the duality of the current crises into oneness.

And, we will have found the peaceful response.

To be continued…

 

Smarter Than the Average Bird

July 4, 2012 in Spirituality, World

Today, I’m taking a break from writing about all of the world’s drama.

Major GREEN LIGHT events may happen today. They may not.

If they do happen, I’ll respond to them tomorrow.

Today, I focus on my totem.

A few months ago, I wrote an article about how I was inspired by Rhonda Byrne’s book The Power to establish a symbol to remind me to be love.

Ms. Byrne, who also wrote The Secret, teaches The Law of Attraction. In The Secret, she explains how the law works. In The Power, she defines the power source behind this universal law.

It is love.

She claims that when you live as an expression of love, The Law of Attraction works automatically on your behalf.

Of course, during your daily routines, you often forget to do this.

Therefore, Ms. Byrne suggests establishing a secret symbol to remind you to be love. That way, whenever this totem appears in your life, you will be reminded to express love. You will be reminded that love, a force that is always with you, is alive and active and playing with you in a specific way to confirm its existence.

CrowWhile reading her book, I decided my totem would be crows.

Since that decision, I have been greeted every morning by crows. They call to me as I wake up from my night’s slumber.

Even though I may not see a crow for the remainder of the day, I can be certain I will hear them each morning.

Occasionally, they show up with interesting timing. For example, a pair of them is cawing while I write this article.

There are times when I wonder if the local crows are aware of what they mean to me.

Is it possible these remarkable black birds have some form of advanced intelligence?

If so, does this intelligence come through deductive reasoning?

Or, could it come through some type of 100th monkey phenomenon?

I don’t know for sure.

However, the video linked here provides some clues.

I encourage you to take ten minutes of your day to watch and learn about how one man came up with a peaceful response for these remarkable birds.


Today’s image is from Jo-Ann Dziubek-MacDonald

A Rainbow of Love

June 1, 2012 in Opinion, World

This article is part five of a five-part series on how we can make a peaceful transition into a peaceful world.

For the purposes of this discussion, I am using this definition.

A peaceful world is one where each person is free to experience life and liberty without depriving another person of these attributes.

This link takes you to an article where I introduce this series and explain my definition.

This link takes you to part one of the series.

This link takes you to part two of the series.

This link takes you to part three of the series.

This link takes you to part four of the series.


Life and liberty includes love-based relationships. The barrier to this is need-based relationships.

My parents grew up in the Blue Ridge Mountains. They moved into the foothills of those mountains a few years before I came into the world.

I’m glad.

The residents in their part of the Blue Ridge are mostly white rednecks. This is not a judgment. It is an observation.

They are proud of being white rednecks. They are proud of their prejudices. They are proud of being simple-minded.

They are proud of not liking blacks, gays, and communists.

I have a cousin who still lives in the middle of that community.

Rainbow FlagHis son is gay.

My cousin’s son and his partner no longer live in that section of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It wasn’t socially acceptable for them to remain there.

However, my cousin still resides there. He completely and openly supports his son’s lifestyle. He is outspoken about many controversial topics. This has made him somewhat of an outcast in that community and somewhat of a celebrity on Facebook.

My relationship with my cousin has given me a personal connection to a topic that has been in the news quite a bit lately: The subject of gay marriage.

President Obama’s support for the controversial union prompted Newsweek to call him the “First Gay President.” Stories from alternative news sites indicate there may be more truth to that than most people realize.

A North Carolina pastor said he thought gays should be put inside an electric fenced area and left there to die. The story went viral and some have suggested that financial gifts to gay and lesbian organizations be made in the pastor’s name so he could be on all of those groups’ mailing lists.

Yesterday, a federal court in Boston ruled against the Defense of Marriage Act. The court said that the provision defining marriage as between a man and woman is unconstitutional in that it denies gay couples the rights granted to heterosexual couples. The next stop is the US Supreme Court.

From my perspective, it seems obvious that if two (or more) people love one another, our society should give them the opportunity to share that love without judgment from others. They should be able to enter into agreements that afford them all of the rights and privileges of what our society calls marriage.

If that’s the case, then why do we have all the controversy over this topic?

Most objectors cite their religious beliefs. They claim God doesn’t sanction any love relationship except heterosexual marriage.

They practice hypocrisy.

Again, this is not a judgment. It is an observation.

Hypocrisy is the the pretense of having moral or religious beliefs that one does not really possess.

Those with religious objections usually believe basic truths of religion including “God is love” and “God is all.”

However, when they encounter a part of God that they are uncomfortable with, such as loving homosexuality and other loving alternative lifestyles, they call this part of God “evil.” They forget that love originates with God.

They say the same thing if there is a significant age different between two people who love each other.

They say the same thing if two lovers have different color skin.

They say the same thing if someone wants to love more than one person.

Quite frankly, they are not comfortable with love-based relationships. Therefore, they cling to archaic writings to justify being uncomfortable while ignoring the basic truths of their religion.

They and others who object to love-based relationships want relationships to be based only on need: a need for security, a need for financial support, a need for community acceptance, a need for social placement.

I am not criticizing these needs. If someone wants to have a relationship based on them, they can certainly choose to do that.

However, when someone judges another person’s relationship choice because it doesn’t fit their own needs, this creates conflict. It is not the peaceful response.

The peaceful response is to move towards a world where there is freedom to build relationships based on love. There is no need for these relationships to maintain a certain form or structure. Loving individuals can make agreements, work within those agreements, edit them as necessary, and allow the relationships to evolve and transform.

In fact, the article linked here claims that in these times of spiritual evolution, this is more important than ever.

In addition, recent studies demonstrate that gender and sexuality are no longer switches with just two choices. Instead, they are sliding scales. Men may demonstrate feminine characteristics and women may have masculine features. In some cases, this is more than psychological. It is physiological as well.

What is the peaceful response?

  1. Recognize the spiritual evolution of our society.
  2. Understand that the sliding scales of sexuality and gender may produce creative relationships.
  3. Allow relationships to grow based on love.

This concludes my five-part series on a peaceful transition.

Tomorrow, I’ll touch on some of the recent news headlines and respond to them from a peaceful perspective.

Safe to Love

April 9, 2012 in Spirituality

I go through mountains of information each day. This includes reading online columns, listening to audio recordings, watching videos, and reading books. While informative, much of this material is just research. It may be fascinating. In may be instructive. It may be repetitive. I accept the fact that disciplined research is just part of being a writer.

Occasionally, something stands out to me. It resonates deeply. If I’m reading, the words take on a three dimensional appearance. If I’m watching or listening, my pulse rate quickens and adrenaline races through my body.

I’ve learned that when this happens, it is a message to me from Spirit. It means that Spirit has something more to say than just the surface meaning of the words I’m hearing or reading. Often there are multiple layers of meaning.

A couple of weeks ago, I experienced this while reading when the following quote took on 3D appearance.

It is now safe for you to raise your vibrations and send them out and around the planet. Unleash your energy to the Universe. We need your love vibes.

At first glance, I didn’t understand why these words were important. They seemed to contain a “feed-good” message without any depth. I have heard and talked about the importance of raising our vibrational energy to the frequency of love for years. This is good advice. It is wise.

It can be life-changing.

However, this wasn’t new to me. Therefore, I was puzzled about why my internal guidance pointed it out to me.

After a few days, I thought maybe I had imagined the whole thing.

Then, the message reappeared, several times. So, I kept looking at it.

Finally, I realized that the first four words begged a question.

When was it NOT safe to raise our vibrational energies?

I assumed this meant, “When was it not safe to raise our vibration to love?” I had been thinking about this for a while. I assumed this quote was confirming my thoughts.

Safe to LoveI assumed the second layer of the message was about how love makes us vulnerable. It leaves us open to pain when we love and the other person doesn’t return the love. It makes it easy for other people to take advantage of us when we respond to them in a loving manner instead of seeking revenge.

I felt comfort when I realized that Spirit was telling me we are entering a time when it is safe to love without being hurt or being taken advantage of.

I wrote an article about this. I didn’t publish it because it felt incomplete. Instead, I put it on the shelf for a few days while I continued to pour through my daily material.

I had seen the surface message. I had found a second level message.

Was there a third?

I watched a video about how ancient Egypt obviously had a wireless electrical system. Obviously, this is a technology we don’t utilize today.

The video went on to mention Nikola Tesla, whose work paved the way for radio communication and alternating current. It said that Tesla’s work explained how the Egyptian system worked. However, Tesla ran out of financial support before he could bring his discoveries to market.

I remembered reading about this when I read David Wilcock’s book, The Source Field Investigations: The Hidden Science and Lost Civilizations Behind the 2012 Prophecies. In it, he talks about the suppression of numerous technologies, including Tesla’s.

I thought about how Richard Hoagland mentioned Tesla when he visited our home to share Thanksgiving 2011 with us.

I heard the message again when we watched the movie Thrive Friday evening during our Peace of Mind News Discussion Group.

After processing all of this information, I realized I had found the third layer of the message.

I will write about that in tomorrow’s article.


Today’s image comes from Alex Grey. You may learn more about him and see more of his work at his Alexgrey.com website.

Utopian Differences

April 6, 2012 in Future, Opinion

Utopia CartoonA friend recently confided to me, “I’m afraid of utopia, especially if it is someone else’s idea of utopia.”

“Tell me more.”

“Well, what if that person’s idea of utopia is different from my idea and that person has bigger weapons? Isn’t that what happened in Russia?”

I realized those were valid questions.

My friend continued.

“I’d be happy if government would just get out of the way, let me live my life, let me do business with those I want to do business with, and leave me the hell alone. That would be utopia for me.”

I smiled.

I realized my friend was saying something profound.

A world of love and peace isn’t something that can be enforced upon a society. It is something that happens as each person practices love and peace.

The same is true for prosperity and freedom.

The same is true for openness and transparency.

The current internet excitement over the forecasted arrests that will remove those blocking our prosperity and holding us as slaves may be misplaced energy if we don’t already know how to live in a world of love and peace, prosperity and freedom, and openness and transparency.

Like the adult elephant that believes it is still held by a rope that bound it as a baby, if we don’t know how to step into freedom, we won’t.

Will we know how to respond if we suddenly have freedom?

Will we know how to respond if we suddenly have prosperity?

What would we do with our days if debt disappeared, the IRS closed, and technology allowed us to live at a fraction of the current prices?

Would we wait around for someone to tell us how to live their version of utopia?

Or, would we step into this new world with curiosity and courage?

Many of those who are excited about the potential arrests believe that our new leaders will be loving and benevolent. They anticipate help from beyond. They look for peaceful ETs to set up utopia.

What if their idea of utopia is different from ours?

Will the rules they establish for their utopia put us back into slavery and poverty?

The answer is obvious. Utopia enforced by rules and regulations is not utopia.

It is totalitarianism.

Utopia only comes through freedom. It comes as each person releases the need to infringe upon the rights of another person. It comes as we provide true value in our financial exchanges.

For this to take place, we can no longer have police states and fiat currency. One person can no longer enforce his will upon another person.

The forecasted arrests are important only to the degree that they allow each person to practice the privilege of taking responsibility for his or her world and living a livelihood of love and peace, prosperity and freedom, and openness and transparency.

May I suggest that we go ahead and live this way now? Who knows? If enough of us live this way today, it is possible the arrests may not even be necessary.

The Power of Crows

March 19, 2012 in Spirituality

A couple of weeks ago, I read The Power by Rhonda Byrne.

Ms. Byrne came to fame a few years ago when she produced a movie based on another of her books called The Secret.

She has been acclaimed and she has been criticized.

Her innovative marketing for The Secret brought The Law of Attraction to the attention of the mainstream media and the general public. The book created a groundswell of understanding in spiritual laws.

The critics interpreted her message as impractical because it offered a magical way to get something for nothing. She dared to share how to use spiritual techniques for practical purposes. This was criticized as idealistic and unhelpful.

My opinion is that her work challenges old paradigms and seeks to reunite spirituality and science. She shares information that works for her in the way she knows best. I find her writing encouraging and helpful.

In fact, The Secret had enough of an impact on me that I used it as research material for Complete Peace of Mind Training.

In The Power, Rhonda takes The Law of Attraction one step further as she defines the power source behind this universal law.

She identifies this power source as love.

Then, Ms. Byrne shares stories, exercises, and insights into how to become love so that this power can flow unhindered into your finances, health, relationships, and personal life. This ability allows you to live life on a higher plane. It makes life enjoyable and sweet.

This idea resonates with everyone. However, life events and preprogrammed responses of fear and anger often get in the way. Therefore, we need little reminders to be love.

One of Ms. Byrne’s ideas is to adapt a secret symbol for the force of love. That way, whenever that symbol appears in your life, you will be reminded to express love. You will be reminded that love, a force that is always with you, is alive and active and playing with you in a specific way to confirm its existence.

Rhonda is reminded to be love whenever a bright light shines in her eyes. Her sister uses rainbows to remind her to be love.

When I read that section of her book, I knew immediately what my secret symbol would be.

crowIt would be crows.

Even though crows are common birds and some people consider them pests, they have come to mean a great deal to me. I remember seeing them daily around my home and school when I was a child. They hung out around the place I lived when I was in college.

A huge flock of crows often shows up around my current home when a storm is on the way. A pair greets me several times a week. Sometimes they call to me across the field in the morning when I go outside to add bird food to the feeders. Many afternoons, one perches on the fence post outside my window and says “hi.”

They have spoken to me at challenging times in my life. They have appeared in unlikely places at unlikely times.

They have gently danced for me to confirm spiritual messages I thought I might be receiving.

It seems I have always been aware of their presence and their sounds.

Yes, crows would be my secret symbol for love.

I finished reading The Power during a break between appointments. I went to my final appointment and drove home, not thinking about my new symbol, and not thinking about love.

When I arrived home and got out of the car, I heard a familiar sound.

“Caw, caw” came from the distance. I looked up and saw the crows headed my way.

I smiled, remembered to love, and walked into the house carrying The Power with me.

Every Day is Momentous

March 9, 2012 in Opinion, Spirituality

I wrote yesterday that I woke up with an understanding about the mass bank resignations. Quite simply, the financial business is contracting. Therefore, leaders are leaving the industry.

I’m seeing some fascinating headlines this morning that seem to confirm this message. I need a day to process the information so I’m writing about something else today. I’m writing about the second part of yesterday morning’s message.

Within“Every day is momentous. Quit looking outside yourself for truth you can only find within.”

This was a gentle reminder for me to write about how to stay centered when facing great puzzles. It reminds me that inspiration from within is just as important as verification from without.

In my search for confirmation of what I think may be true, I often become frustrated because I can’t find exactly what I’m seeking. This doesn’t mean it isn’t out there. It just means I haven’t found it yet.

It may mean I’m not ready to find it yet.

I’ve discovered that I go through a series of eleven steps when attempting to solve a puzzle. Each step is just as important as the others.

  1. I receive an impulse – a moment of inspiration – that points me towards a new idea.
  2. I trust this. I know it is true.
  3. I look for confirmation.
  4. I can’t find it.
  5. I write about it. I activate my subconscious. I beg spirit for insight.
  6. I begin to have experiences that clarify what I think about this inspiration.
  7. I doubt the new idea and the confirming experiences. I think I’m making up everything.
  8. The evidence and information show up in overwhelming, miraculous ways.
  9. I accept the new idea and become amazed at how I didn’t know this before because it is so obvious.
  10. I realize the solved puzzle is part of a larger puzzle.
  11. I work on other parts of the larger puzzle and look for the connections between what I’ve just solved and the new section.

I’m doing this as I process how our financial system works.

I’m doing this in response to last fall’s encounter with a UFO.

I’m doing this as I link the two together.

Paulo Coelho claims this following of signs is how we stay connected to our destiny. Knowingly or unknowingly, it is what each person seeks each day. Without it, a man becomes bored and unfulfilled. A woman lacks passion.

This connection to inspiration, these miraculous confirmations, and this growth in wisdom and knowledge resonate so strongly that humanity craves it at the expense of all else. It is more nourishing than food, more necessary than air, and more essential than water.

I’m reminded each day to go within in response to the tumult around me. From that perspective, the puzzles are just catalysts to help with spiritual growth. I can even choose how seriously I want to take them.

So, for today, I’ll remind myself, and those who look over my shoulder as I write, to be at peace, to love, and to be grateful.

If today’s news headlines are any indication, I’m at step 8 in my process and I will need a lot of love, peace, and gratefulness as I am overwhelmed with new information and move through this transition.

Today is a momentous day. Just as yesterday was and just as tomorrow will be.

Increasing Capacity

December 31, 2011 in Spirituality

I’ve spent the past three weeks exploring the idea that there are enough resources available for the entire world to live in abundance. Skeptics say I’m living in a dream world.

My response is simple.

Aren’t we all?

Don’t we each live in a world of our own creation?

This creation starts as a thought, an idea. It evolves based on our belief system.

This belief system determines our capacity.

Capacity determines a person’s ability to hold a given amount. It is a key to understanding peace.

For those seeking a peaceful life, the process is relatively simple. We have emotional, mental, and financial challenges. We respond to them by working on solutions. This process increases our capacity.

As life cycles, those challenges vary. They change based on our capacity to handle them. As a general rule, we are given exactly what we can handle.

From my perspective, the next challenge humanity faces is what to do with the abundance of resources arriving in the near future.

Capacity IncreaseThe peaceful response is to increase our capacity.

Twenty years ago, the thought of managing ten thousand dollars was frightening to me. Today, I hardly blink at the thought of managing a million dollars. I’m comfortable with larger amounts because, as a result of more than twenty years of business experience, I’ve often had to manage millions of dollars.

My capacity has increased.

It is increasing again as I write about the world’s supply of gold, as I speculate about the possibility of the Saint Germaine Trust.

What if there was enough gold in the world for all of us to invest our time into whatever we desired without concern for financial needs?

What if ten thousand dollars (or fifteen thousand or twenty-five) were deposited into your bank account every month?

Would that increase your capacity?

Or is the possibility so far outside your belief system that you can’t accept it?

Are you afraid to “get your hopes up?”

I have question for you.

Is it time to overcome your fear and increase your capacity?

Listen, I have no idea if the world is loaded with gold. There is lots of documentation from numerous sources that says it is.

I have no idea if the Saint Germaine Trust and/or NESARA is real. There are lots of people from all over the world who believe something like this exists.

I do know that the world is naturally abundant. The source may be The Elders, The Dragon Family, Saint Germaine, NESARA, or something else. It doesn’t matter.

The message is clear. These funds will be released and we will experience this shift of abundance when we increase our capacity to receive.

The capacity to receive is necessary to experience abundance, love, and peace.

Now is the time.

This is the place.

Are you ready?

Let’s do this!

I’ll write one final article (for now) about this topic tomorrow.

Subtle Barriers to Love, Peace, and Abundance

December 30, 2011 in Spirituality

As I looked closer at Steve’s NESARA story, I recognized I was struggling with it because I live in a world where we condition ourselves not to accept the possibilities of love, peace, and abundance. Sometimes this is obvious. Others times, it is subtle.

The following list contains messages that saturate our conversations, our media, and our society. Look closely and you will see an underlying message that limits potential.

  • Science has all the answers. If science doesn’t prove it works, it won’t work.
  • People who believe in UFOs are crazy.
  • Anyone with more than ten thousand dollars is a criminal.
  • Our world is deteriorating each day.
  • War is the only path to peace.
  • Our economy is a scarcity economy.
  • Life is supposed to be a struggle.
  • We must be independent to be mature.
  • Work is unpleasant. It is a necessary evil we must do to make money.
  • Spiritual experiences cannot be trusted.

We accept these thoughts, often without question. Therefore, when something good is presented to us that contradicts them, we dismiss it as wishful thinking or undocumented hope.

How would our world be different if, instead, we saturated our lives with these messages?

  • Science does not seek to find all the answers because the financial and political interests of scientific study often prevent the discovery of truth. Our world contains truths that science has not yet proven and may not prove. This isn’t because those truths are not provable. It is because funding has not been allocated for that research. It is OK for us to make those discoveries outside of mainstream science.
  • People who believe in UFOs base those beliefs on an experience. It is rational to accept that experience and explore it.
  • Anyone with more than ten thousand dollars is a threat to the status quo. This is not criminal. In fact, these people may hold the key to all of us understanding and living within an abundance paradigm.
  • Our world improves each day.
  • Peace is the only path to peace. War brings more war.
  • Our economy is an abundance economy.
  • Life is supposed to be fun.
  • We must build relationships to be mature. This requires understanding when to depend upon other people.
  • Work is a joy. It is how we find fulfillment every day while providing products and services that are valuable to others.
  • Spiritual experiences are how we expand our mind and increase our abilities.

Change ThoughtsIf you are like most people, just reading those statements is enough to stir an excitement within you that says, “This impossible is possible. Let’s figure out how to do this.”

It all starts with making a simple adjustment to our way of thinking. If we can make that adjustment, we can change the conditioning process to one that creates love, peace, and abundance.

I’ll write about that adjustment tomorrow.