This is so true. Everyday life does have so many gifts if your open to see it.I agree. The human spirit, life itself even, is an amazing thing. I don’t feel like a hero, but then, I guess the people I’ve written about above probably didn’t either.
This is so true. Everyday life does have so many gifts if your open to see it.I agree. The human spirit, life itself even, is an amazing thing. I don’t feel like a hero, but then, I guess the people I’ve written about above probably didn’t either.
Yes, there is so much beauty to creation. Even though at times it can be difficult to see. In such circumstances, it can be good to look where it is more apparent as in nature, gardens, forests and flowers. I am fortunate to live near quite a lot of greenery.This is so true. Everyday life does have so many gifts if your open to see it.
Sorry to hear Tuatha, best wishes for a speedy recovery!just to let everyone know i'm still around and reading everyday. thursday am fell out of bed and fractured my wrist in 6 places. how is that from a 2ft.drop.
anyway i'm typing this with my left hand whilst my right hand is in a cast. my fingers are like chipolatas and the pain killers hit and miss. go to the fracture dept tomorrow to see if the traction worked and if not i'm supposed to have an operation. i'm sorry there are no capital letters but just wanted to let everyone know i've not abandoned ship. love and kindest regards to you all.
Ouch!! Best wishes for a speedy recovery.just to let everyone know i'm still around and reading everyday. thursday am fell out of bed and fractured my wrist in 6 places. how is that from a 2ft.drop
we have feelings to try to interpret what our emotions are signalling to us. If we feel bad it’s our subconscious telling us to find the source of the feeling and do something, on the other hand if we feel good it’s also our unconscious parts saying ‘hey this feels nice, find out what’s causing it and do more of that’ though positive feelings can be just as much of a trickery as negative ones.I'm really not sure about the unhappiness-happiness spectrum. Why do we strive to get to one polar end of it. To feel good? I spent much of my life trying to hit the happiness pole, or trying to convert unhappiness to happiness (how I view things - good and bad etc)
But it all comes down to feelings. Maybe feelings only have the importance we give them. Individually and collectively.
Perhaps the secret is in taking our focus away from how we feel, and turn it onto the realm we find ourselves in.
Is the big message that had been broadcasting for decades or centuries - 'Know thyself' - just another trick/distraction to keep us blind and unaware?
Just a thought.
Q: (L) So, when you first get a clue and you start getting a grip on your emotions and dealing with everything that happens to you with acceptance and knowledge that all is a manifestation of your own creation and for your ultimate good, for a period of time they may try ten times harder to get you back as a food source, but then once they realize they can't, then they do finally let loose?
A: Emotion that limits is an impediment to progress. Emotion is also necessary to make progress in 3rd density. It is natural. When you begin to separate limiting emotions based on assumptions from emotions that open one to unlimited possibilities, that means you are preparing for the next density.
Q: (V) So Laura's hypothesis that all emotions stem from chemicals is not necessarily true as an exclusive statement?
A: Okay.
Q: (L) Does the soul have emotions of its own as we human beings term emotions?
A: Close.
Q: (L) What emotions does the soul experience?
A: Complex.
Q: (L) Can the soul, at an absolute level, experience hatred, for example?
A: Not same state.
Q: (L) Well, when one is dealing with psychology, what would be the best approach... what is the true aspect of the self or the being that one should inquire into in order to heal?
A: Subconscious mind.
Q: (V) Is the statement that psychology studies emotions, is that a fair statement?
A: No. Subconscious is same in body or out.
Q: (V) The subconscious is part of the soul?
A: One and same.
I'm really not sure about the unhappiness-happiness spectrum. Why do we strive to get to one polar end of it. To feel good? I spent much of my life trying to hit the happiness pole, or trying to convert unhappiness to happiness (how I view things - good and bad etc)
But it all comes down to feelings. Maybe feelings only have the importance we give them. Individually and collectively.
Perhaps the secret is in taking our focus away from how we feel, and turn it onto the realm we find ourselves in.
Is the big message that had been broadcasting for decades or centuries - 'Know thyself' - just another trick/distraction to keep us blind and unaware?
Just a thought.
I think it is because we are blind and unaware that we need to listen to Socrates about "know yourself". What Socrates says about "Know Yourself" is very interesting. It's not a light sentence, but one of great depth.Is the big message that had been broadcasting for decades or centuries - 'Know thyself' - just another trick/distraction to keep us blind and unaware?
According to Socrates, self-knowledge is a moral and dialectical process of self-examination. It involves examining one’s beliefs, knowledge, and actions. Most importantly, it involves recognizing the limitations of one’s knowledge, as evident in Socrates wise declaration in Appology, “All I know is that I know nothing”. Further, self-knowledge is a process of self-constitution, a creative becoming. As prominent scholar Christian Moore argued, Socratic self-knowledge does not take as its object of knowledge a pre-existing ‘self’. Rather, it requires becoming a ‘self’ that can be an object of knowledge. Source
Yes, so true. While now my life is quite a challenging ride, also each day offers many beautiful gifts. Its amazing to experience it at the same time, like life is saying: See, there is balance, metaphors and meaning to all of it. :)This is so true. Everyday life does have so many gifts if your open to see it.
Q: (L) Well, they said the power for changing reality lies in the belief center of the mind. But then they also said something about emotions. Emotions that are limiting, and then emotions that help to progress... So, maybe the belief that one needs to cultivate - if any - is the belief in unlimited possibilities AND also in the benevolence of the universe and the process. Maybe that's what it is?
A: Yes yes yes!
(L) And I think that comes back in a funny sort of way to this “Healing Developmental Trauma” book. One of the problems of early trauma is that children come to believe that the universe is not a safe place or it's scary. They just get completely wrong ideas which lead to thought errors. That's something that's preverbal…
I´m in my 60ties now. Slowly I am getting that the Universe is benevolent for real :) Quite some practicing ahead about freezing, fleeing and worrying. And learning to rest :) Laura´s meditations are of tremendous help. So much gratitude!A: Become like little children...
Q: (Artemis) Inquisitive, but without bias or beliefs.
(L) And adventurous, open to experience, and not formed up with any beliefs. And one hopes that it's a little child that has not been developmentally traumatized! [laughter]

I'm really not sure about the unhappiness-happiness spectrum.
Thank you, Fluffy!we have feelings to try to interpret what our emotions are signalling to us. If we feel bad it’s our subconscious telling us to find the source of the feeling and do something, on the other hand if we feel good it’s also our unconscious parts saying ‘hey this feels nice, find out what’s causing it and do more of that’ though positive feelings can be just as much of a trickery as negative ones.
Feeling are conscious reactions to our unconscious emotions. Without feelings how do we navigate and interpret our environment?
May be the trick is to stop seeing feelings as good and bad and be curious about their origin instead.
Remember that our emotions can be tinkered with to make us feel a certain way so we become loosh for the machine, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with negative emotions per se, only when we wallow in them, same said for positive emotions. Feelings are great teachers, when we are able to feel what we feel objectively and be inquisitive we cut can off the feeding tube.
This says to me that neither positive nor negative feelings are reliable without conscious exploration of their source and origin.
The fun part is figuring out it all out.