Collection of Cs warnings from recent sessions (2019 to date)

[iamthatis]

I thought to put this one in here, too - remember the personalized intentional suffering theme park!

Session 13 January 2024​

(Joe) Well, what I was gonna ask is, what are the odds of a major conflict in the Middle East involving Iran, etc. happening this year? What are the chances?

A: Good.

Q: (Joe) So we're gonna have major Middle East war, a new pandemic...

(Niall) Secession in the United States, and possibly Civil war...

(Joe) ...and Israel.

(Andromeda) Probably an economic crash...

(L) And power grid failure.

(Chu) Yay...

A: Sounds like a theme park, eh?

Q: [laughter] (Joe) Yeah...

(Andromeda) Smoked sausages, here we come!

(Joe) It sounds like a theme park you never wanna go to. [laughter]

A: Create your own with prayer, awareness, diet, fasting, etc.

Q: (L) So we create our own theme park and hold it in our mental space. Is that it?

A: Yes.


Q: (L) All right. I think we're done. I'm a little pooped. This was very energetic tonight.

(Andromeda) It was a lot!

(L) Yeah. So, last question: if there's anything we should have asked that we need to ask, please give us the answer.

A: Love! You are doing well. Network!!! Goodbye.

 

[ROEL]

Thank you Arwenn for the reminders. Excellent compilation!

 

[Gwenllian]

(L) Yeah, so we would like to have an end of the year statement. Anything that we haven't asked, that we should have asked, that we would've asked if we'd been in a less discombobulated state of mind? Would you please tell us? We're asking sincerely.

A: Be aware that your own group is under scrutiny and subject to attack if all are not fully aware and communicating. It would be helpful for all of you to read Paul's letter about love a few times per week and ponder each aspect in relation to yourself and others. Times ahead are going to be shocking and unstable. Hold fast to your network and do not allow yourselves to be stampeded or externally driven. Ask when needed and we will be here. Peace be with you. Goodbye.

Apologies if I clutter up this thread, but SOTT published an article about love and added Paul's letter. Love it! It's a reminder that love is all around us and that by giving love we shall feel loved.

Now, researchers are beginning to understand the nature of how giving love reinforces feeling love.

At times the chaos that is enveloping us may make us forget what we are really about, but if we remember that we will feel better if we express love in whatever way, shape or form it may be easier to navigate the chaos. I certainly forget at times that I just have to push through, but remembering what love is about gives us the motivation to continue and steel to our resolve and backbone OSIT.

In our most recent project, we explored the connection between our expressions and feelings of love. We asked people between 19 and 65 years old if they had been expressing love and how loved they felt at random times each day. Early results suggest that the more we express love, the more we will feel loved. [...]
If we practice consciously looking for expressions of love, we'll see them everywhere. Hopefully as we become more aware of daily gestures of love, it will motivate us to open up and express our own love even more. It's a habit, just like anything else: the more you do it, the more you will get better at it. [Think neuroplasticity of the brain.]

Q&A: Does expressing love make us feel more love?

Love really is all around us. From the love of romantic partners and family to small acts of kindness borne of love for neighbors or even strangers, all of love falls into one of two dimensions: feeling or experiencing love from someone else and...

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This article is also really encouraging. Something to bear in mind when we feel down in the dumps:

Research shows that individual acts of kindness and connection can have a real impact on global change when these acts are collective. This is true at multiple levels: between individuals, between people and institutions, and between cultures.

This relational micro-activism is a powerful force for change - and serves as an antidote to hopelessness because unlike global-scale issues, these small acts are within individuals' control. [...]
Even as a human connection researcher, I've been surprised by how much I and others have progressed toward mutual understanding by simply caring about each other. But what are small acts of connection, after all, but acts of strengthening relationships, which strengthen communities, which influence societies?

An upward spiral - how acts of kindness changes the world around you

Political chasms, wars, oppression... it's easy to feel hopeless and helpless watching these dark forces play out. Could any of us ever really make a meaningful difference in the face of so much devastation? Given the scale of the world's...

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