Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Great session, very inspiring. As soon as I read "Joy to the world" that old TDN song started playing in my head...its one of the tunes that inspired me to become a musician.
Thank you Christan for the wonderful vid....cleansing tears are always good.
I too feel a kind of sadness for those who "missed" the joy. Is it not one of the main points of Laura's and this networks aim in "waking us up" so one can SEE?....to see that everything here at this time is of a dual nature..to see both the horror AND the joy, and to conscientiously choose how you orient your self to it? Please understand that I am not denying that this beautiful event was contrived by a rotten entity, but if one can reap the joy and give nothing to the entity who sponsored it, you might just be helping to convert sts "wishful thinking" energy to sto energy in your heart....which can then help you give.
Is it also not possible that there is a few sto oriented people inside of that rotten entity who are doing what they can to spread a little joy?
Again, I think its a matter of ones own orientation....does the joy received give one energy to give others joy...or does it merely feed your need to be "entertained", and "consume" others energy?
Here's something that can help one stay in the present, and not miss the joy...(and also let go of things)
He who binds to himself a Joy
Does the winged life destroy;
He who kisses the joy as it flies,
Lives in Eternity's sunrise. William Blake
One other thing in the session that kind of gave me a little shiver was the C's comment about the missiles/comets article...it freaked me out how close it was to my comment on SoTT: : :O...it kinda just "popped" into my head after reading the article.... ...it really makes a strange feeling about those "ideas that aren't mine" and their origin...
Also, thank you Galaxia for TBotD quotes, very pertinent....and the most excellent poem from nobodysslave.
This session also reminded me of something from an old session (don't know which one) that spoke of the coming change as a "birthing process....bloody and painful but ultimately joyful.."
Thanks again, Dave
(PS...Dreamgod found the session I was speaking of while I was writing this post..cool...thanks!)
Great session, very inspiring. As soon as I read "Joy to the world" that old TDN song started playing in my head...its one of the tunes that inspired me to become a musician.
Thank you Christan for the wonderful vid....cleansing tears are always good.
Quote from: Gonzo on Today at 05:24:05 PM
I find it interesting that some could not experience, or allow themselves to experience, the beauty of the flash mob, either because it was contrived and not spontaneous or because it was associated with a bank. To me, this is a classic case of throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
I too feel a kind of sadness for those who "missed" the joy. Is it not one of the main points of Laura's and this networks aim in "waking us up" so one can SEE?....to see that everything here at this time is of a dual nature..to see both the horror AND the joy, and to conscientiously choose how you orient your self to it? Please understand that I am not denying that this beautiful event was contrived by a rotten entity, but if one can reap the joy and give nothing to the entity who sponsored it, you might just be helping to convert sts "wishful thinking" energy to sto energy in your heart....which can then help you give.
Is it also not possible that there is a few sto oriented people inside of that rotten entity who are doing what they can to spread a little joy?
Posted by: Marctavius
« on: Today at 05:47:28 PM »
I understand finding and appreciating beauty where you can, but it seems a little like the bread and circuses that the PTB have been using for eons.
Again, I think its a matter of ones own orientation....does the joy received give one energy to give others joy...or does it merely feed your need to be "entertained", and "consume" others energy?
Here's something that can help one stay in the present, and not miss the joy...(and also let go of things)
He who binds to himself a Joy
Does the winged life destroy;
He who kisses the joy as it flies,
Lives in Eternity's sunrise. William Blake
One other thing in the session that kind of gave me a little shiver was the C's comment about the missiles/comets article...it freaked me out how close it was to my comment on SoTT: : :O...it kinda just "popped" into my head after reading the article.... ...it really makes a strange feeling about those "ideas that aren't mine" and their origin...
Also, thank you Galaxia for TBotD quotes, very pertinent....and the most excellent poem from nobodysslave.
This session also reminded me of something from an old session (don't know which one) that spoke of the coming change as a "birthing process....bloody and painful but ultimately joyful.."
Thanks again, Dave
(PS...Dreamgod found the session I was speaking of while I was writing this post..cool...thanks!)