On Tuesday 3rd December 2013
our dear friend Lynne Hazelden passed away. Lynne spoke on Radical
spirit Radio and remained in contact with Helen throughout her illness.
Helen offered an amazing tribute to Lynne recently on the radio show,
stating how although she had only known her a short while, she had
touched her life in ways she didnt quite realize and that is what Lynne
was like.
As a long time friend and supporter In her memory I
wanted to share the story of when I met her.
It was In 2009, Lynne contacted me after becoming a member of my group now called Friendship grows where love flows, we had many mutual friends, and she wanted to add my group to her peace page, Peace in our lifetimeI'm a Dreamer AND ~ We're Creating it NOW
and
she made me admin there, as I too made her admin of my group, as well
as adding and promoting all similar groups which had the same
intentions, she organized concerts for Peace and had 16 live concert
events
web-stream into her website. The event incorporated inspirational films
and uplifting music from
talented international artists, such as Mike Lindup (Level 42), John
Young (Asia, Scorpions), Steve Balsamo (Jesus Christ Superstar and The
Storys) and will be held in across the world including the UK, USA,
Canada, Brazil, Hawaii, Amsterdam with events in South Africa and YMCA
PEACE Pre-School, Jerusalem. The parties will be streamed live on the
internet and in venues in the 3D virtual world ‘Secondlife’.
Inspirational ‘peace themed’ school assemblies for children will take
place in Jerusalem, Canada, Ecuador, Nairobi and other countries around
the world. The next year she joined forces with Peace
Day TV and had over 6 Million viewers of Peace Day events.
Including MUSIC CLIPS of LONDON musicians from PEACE DAY They gave time free and Me speaking about the day: www.youtube.com/thekindfoundation. LINK: www.blogtalkradio.com/plantingseedsforpeace HOME: http://www.planting-seeds.com/ Founder of Peace in OUR Lifetime. ~Our VISION ~ GLOBAL PROJECT/ LIVE MUSIC EVENT/ ~INTENT SHIFT CONSIOUSNESS ~ PARTNERSHIP/COLLABORATION/ INSPIRATION LINK: http://www.peaceinourlifetime.com CONCEPT/ FOUNDATION and Journey to here: http://www.peaceinourlifetime.com/newsletter/introduction_peace_our_lifetime A GLOBAL UNITED PARTY FOR PEACE – each SEPT 21st A DECLARATION of A DAY of GRATITUDE & THANKS
Lynne
would call me regularly and update me on what was going on, whilst
supporting me in my own quest for changes globally and individually.
She and I spent hours on the
phone, she would spend hours chatting with my son Nicholas, she always
wanted to know what was happening with
my kids and we realized that each of us are given a mission that could
bring changes to different quarters of our world. Lynne was genuine
compassionate and cared about all of the
events in my life.
We both agreed that In some ways, the requirement for spiritual
development is much greater now than it has been in the past, for the
world is larger and its needs are more demanding. The world requires a
greater understanding, a greater ability and a more complete approach.
Here the emphasis is not on one or two people becoming saints or great
practitioners in their traditions. Here the the emphasis is on
developing the skills of humanity at large. Here the emphasis is not on
heroes and heroines within a spiritual
universe. Here the emphasis is on selfless activity within the mundane
world just as Lynne showed to us all. This has always been the case in terms of real spiritual
development, but we must make these distinctions because so much has
been misunderstood and misconstrued about our spiritual development.
People think that spiritual development is a process of amplifying and
granting divine powers to their personal mind. This has never been the
case, for the reality is that spiritual development is meant to bring
your personal mind back into service to spirit. All the great
practitioners have known this, and this has been the real way despite
popular and fantastic notions to the contrary.
Our
culture is very much involved in hero worship, and so everyone is
denigrated except for a few individuals who are endowed with
supernatural powers and who are considered godlike. This is a cultural
defect in our societies, and it is a defect born of the nature of human
development.
Lynne encouraged everyone to celebrate the Peace that we
have in our lives every day. I am so glad that she is no longer going
through the struggle of getting better... but I miss her! I miss her as
my earth Angel and friend. I have a hole in my heart now that she has
passed on.
Lynne was an Peace Pioneer, GoodWill Ambassador, Transformation
Facilitator/Coach, Poet, Writer, Actress - Founder Planting Seeds &
The KindTo read her Bio check this out: Woman of Action
I Love the tribute that Lynne's friend Olma Edeki wrote for her:
"You came into our lives Lynney like a flowing river... You touched our hearts in ways we never imagined..
You freed many of us from a small world of individual pursuit, causing a
movement of love, generosity and compassion; a community that came together in sun, rain, sweat, tears and joys to accompany you in your journey which today has become endless..
As my mind struggles to understand that this journey had a different
turning; my heart knows that your time is endless and lies beyond the
hands of time..
You've freed yourself from the complaints of
the body.. You've crossed over to the other shore.. And I'll never
forget the light you brought into each one of our hearts.
Thank you Lynney for standing for something bigger than yourself, for being extraordinary , magical and out if this world..
Thank you, all of you, for your support, love and stand for Lynney.. For every penny raised, event created and attended, for every breakthrough, for every fear faced and every conversation had.
Thank you for allowing Lynney to touch your heart.
Rest in Peace my beautiful friend.. Missing you so deeply."
About PEACE in OUR Lifetime
Peace in OUR Lifetime offers a free
personalized peace certificate to each person who consciously chooses to
Stand in Peace. Their voice is counted in efforts to recognize 1
billions souls standing united in celebration of the Peace that is. We
will also supply this certificate to organizations who wish to also
offer the certificate, (without coming to our site and no registration
or email is required.)
Until we can see the Peace that is being
created already, we will not know peace, or feel empowered to create
more peace. Together we can restore faith and realize that peace begins
with each one of us and ripples out.
We can begin now and give this planet back to the people who are making a difference everyday.
As we shift our experience from one of power
and force to one where we see the differences we are making and inspire
people to help, work together and bring change to their life locally.
This will restore faith in our ability to create peace.
Peace will be known to exist as the bigger part of who we are.
We will be in action rather than being overwhelmed with the idea.
Peace is possible because we are already creating it every day.. maybe .. we just did not see it!
"We're all unique and see the world differently and yet,
we are ONE VOICE standing together for Peace"
Having
a Peace Certificate shows that a person has made a conscious choice to
Stand for PEACE. It is a gift to thank them and a way everyone one can
be counted collectively, as one voice for peace. They can put their free Peace Certificate
anywhere: Post it as their profile picture. They can print it on a
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"We are what we think. All that we are arises with our thoughts. With our thoughts, we make our world." ~Buddha
As long as we are identified with the mind, there will always be a high
and a low to life. The mind will dive into the cellar, the dungeon,
the garbage bin and collect many lowly ideas about itself and the way
things are. Then the mind will compensate for this valley by pushing
towards to the greatest heights of joy, creativity, and positivity to
become inspired by those ideas which make life look rosy. The mind acts
a lot like a pendulum which swings between the tallest peak lofting in
the clouds, and back into the deepest darkest valley which knows no
way out. The mind does this because the soul doesn't want to miss
anything, especially the hidden golden treasures that are buried in the
darkest cavern of our being. We might forget that we all signed up for this amazing adventure called life, especially when we
are facing a emotionally challenging experience. Painful wounding
events just happen in life, such as a break up, a death, a major loss
in money, health, or loss of career or our home. All of these can
trigger an emotional cataclysm, catapulting every positive and
wonderful idea of who we believed we were into a bottomless
crevice of sadness and despair. Whatever our greatest loss has been,
it's purpose was to create a depth inside us, so that we can truly
appreciate the sky filled rainbow when the sun shines through again. "Pain and joy are inevitable, suffering is optional." ~ Michael Bernard Beckwith
Depression occurs when the pain we should feel from our loss, is
suppressed and not welcomed as just another experience in the course of
life. When we push away, and push down any unpleasant feeling long
enough, we create a wall which blocks the pleasant feelings from
entering as well. Depression is basically caused by a deep resistance
to life. It's an attempt to try and control life on a very deep level,
which happens to the very best and the smartest people on this earth.
It's not something we can avoid if our soul has come here to learn how
to transcend one of the most challenging life experiences a human can
have. The first step to getting out of this black hole going
nowhere, is understanding what depression is and why it happens to us.
The reason why depression continues to manifest is our unconscious
resistance and avoidance to an emotional trauma from our past. This
avoidance manifests in the form of being distracted, keeping perpetually
busy doing this and that, which creates an even greater energy drain.
If we feel we are not strong enough to deal with our pain, we may
creatively compensate by turning to drugs, alcohol, TV, sex,
stimulants, or food. We may say we are just enjoy life to the max by
pushing every entertainment button we can find, yet deep down we can
see we're avoiding the pain that we fear facing inside. Whatever we
resist, persists. The stronger the resistance, the more unable we become
to find peace with the experience we are trying to avoid. If this
avoidance is kept up over time, it will eventually drag both the mind
and heart down the path of emotional despair, hopelessness and into a
deep dark depression. One of the greatest secrets to healing depression comes from investigating the goldmine of feelings
that remain at the bottom of our deepest emotional abyss that has been
covered by layers of addictions. Exploring the pain we have is not
soooo unbearable when we know the real reason why it continues to remain
there. The reason our pain never goes way is that it's naturally
summoning us into our spiritual core. At the core of our innermost
being is where our greatest stillness, silence and absolute healing
abides. This magical core of our being is where the most profound
spiritual realizations occur in one's life. When we come to realize
that the greatest spiritual experience is waiting for us at the end of
our darkness hour, the pain we were once avoiding suddenly becomes this
greatest tantalizing mystery we can open up to explore.
All of this talk about depression can get quite depressing to say the
least. Yet, when we know the secrets to handling any energy depleting
monster, we will be able to look at it, talk about it, and explore it
all day long and not by emotionally depleted by it. One of the
greatest secrets to dealing with any emotional demon is simply learning
how to face it with conscious gentle kindness. When we approach it
with this tactic, we can slowly pull off all the masks that it's
wearing. Depression can seem to hide from us in a variety of
ways, yet ultimately we are the ones hiding from it. The reason is
because we don't want to revisit that wounded part of ourselves who
feels attacked, scared, or simply wants to hang out with you in a safe
place all day long. This wound is not trying to bring you more pain,
its only trying to soften the ego so that you relax deeper into your
true self and find out who you truly are. When we know this wound
within is only needing more tenderness, patience and love, we aren't so
quick to run the other direction and instead can meet it with a gentle
curiosity. This gentle love changes everything and is the catalyst
that summons in the greatest healing force that there is. If any level of depression has been pulling you down in life, just stop and ask yourself one honest question, "What is that one thing you are holding onto and cannot let go of?" Find
out your most honest answer to this conundrum and you'll discover the
key to relieving yourself from a future visit to the psychotherapy
clinic. There is always a deeper meaning behind every
challenging life experience. The bigger the experience is in life, the
greater the meaning and purpose it has. The purpose of depression is
always to push us deeper down beyond our mind into the spiritual aspect
of ourselves. This is so that we surrender, let go of life, and truly
learn how to relax into our journey home. Depression is teaching us
in a backwards sort of way how to trust life, and do a complete free
fall into ourselves. If we don't learn to relax in life, the negative
complaining mindset will simply eat away at us, and bury a hole in our
emotional body until we surrender and learn to trust in something
greater than ourselves. "The secret of happiness lies in the mind's release from worldly ties." ~Buddha Another
secret to dealing with depression is understanding that everyone and
everything in life has a dark and light side. We wouldn't know what
night was unless we had day light, and there would be no long dark
tunnel unless we were carving our way through a great mountain. Facing
our darkness is not the end of us, but simply the dawn of a new
beginning. Once we let go and trust depression, allowing it to plummet
us into the deepest core of our being, we will soon find the source of true emptiness
and actually become free. This is an emptiness that is not lacking
anything, it is emptiness that is free from all great and lowly ideas
about who we are, and who we are not. It is the greatest void that has
been avoided by the western world out of fear, thinking we could never
find a way through it. The great irony here is that there was nobody
home in the first place to make it through the void. Now
this may seem quite confusing at first, yet the mixed bag of ideas
we've clung to about who are and who we are not, are simply a mixed bag
of ideas. The sum total of all the ideas we have about ourselves
doesn't equate to who we are. The ideas we've become identified with
is what we call our ego, and is not who we truly are. The real essence
and eternal fire of awareness from our soul is what we truly are. All
the ideas about who we are will come and they will go, they are not the
truth of who we are. Finding out who we is the essential
key to transcending depression. To start this self inquiry journey ask
yourself this question. Which ideas do you most cling to and why?
When you take a closer look at what ideas you cling to and start to
see who is doing all the clinging, you'll discover the ego. The ego
here is not really real, it has the reality and sustenance of a
shadow. Does a shadow really exist, or is it merely the absence of the
Light? "See the perfection in the seeming imperfection that seems to be." ~ Lester Levinson A
good analogy to use is that our awareness is like sunlight, and our
mind is like a microscope which zooms in on whatever our awareness is
shining upon. When we get stuck in a depression, the mind is simply
caught in the habit of zooming on something we don't want to look at.
We may be aware that we are focusing upon something we don't want, yet
don't know that we have the power to redirect the mind towards the
ideas we want to think about. To take back your power
simply takes practice. Just notice throughout your day, is your mind
focusing on what it wants or what it doesn't want? Just notice, it's
really that simple. Depression cannot continue when the mind is deeply
aware of itself, and then regains the ability to focus on what it
wants. This shift in focus can only occur when we know who we are,
that we are the pure light of awareness. With awareness we can see
when we're caught in the mind's habit of resisting feelings and
thoughts, instead of focusing on the feelings and thoughts that our
heart truly yearns to have. Truly finding freedom from
depression and transcending the sadness habit occurs when we release
all over-identification with the mind. This means we completely let go
all assumptions we've made thus far about ourselves, good and bad.
When we see all the ideas we've believed to be true about ourselves, we
catapult our potentiality naturally into an extremely positive and
empowering direction. This leap into positivity simply happens on
it's own accord. When we discover the lie we've living, we naturally
become joyous, excited about living life again, and feel eager to greet
each new day as the great adventure it is. We explore every little
thing on our inner and outer world with an open child-like curiosity.
We no longer live in fear of meeting any part of ourselves, and are
courageous enough to remove any masks in the way from knowing this
truly alive and radiant authentic being we actually are. My
invitation for you this week is to be rebellious with yourself, and take
the time to question your reality and everything you've believed to be
real. Use your laser like awareness to cut through to the core of
all of your emotional compost, and discover the burning truth of who
you actually are. When you do this, you'll find that no depression can
linger inside. The fire of awareness will shine through all the
shadows the mind was running from before. When you look within with
compassion and curiosity, you will see that YOU are the Source of
Awareness, who is all encompassing and truly beyond anything that is
remotely depressing.
Many people dream of the day that all their wishes and dreams come true, and they think "Oh, how happy I'll be when 'this dream comes true' or 'that experience manifests'...". However, if you think like this, you are setting yourself up for disappointment.
You will NEVER be happy if you put off your happiness to some far off day when things are finally going your way. With an attitude like that, no one is a vibrational match to their desires.
Not. even. close.
For one thing, tomorrow never comes. All we have is this moment.
This NOW.
And anyone, no matter who it is, can make THIS NOW the best now possible for themselves; starting with cultivating the right attitude about where they are and where they're headed.
If you're relatively happy with your life, then the concept of "blooming where you're planted" should not be too difficult to understand and undertake. However, some of you say "I don't like where I am. I really want to change my life..." The fact that you can say that is wonderful, because if you aren't living your dreams - it is most likely that you are focused way, way, way, too much on what you don't want.
Get your focus off of what is getting your goat, causing you pain, or just in any way cramping your style, and start looking for things to be grateful for in your life that you already have.
You may want to change your life, but you will never manifest the life of your dreams if you're constantly sending out a signal to the Universe that says "I don't live the life I want!" or "Things will only get better 'when'...."
You must spend time enjoying the moments of your life NOW, because that is the only way to create a happy future.
Feelings
of incompetence can be as self inflicting of pain and as equally
dangerous to the world around us as believing yourselves to be
villainous or evil. In this human experience of duality,
especially where we use religion as a way of healing, we can in fact
create more pain through such extremes of self belief. Religion views
healing as coming only where you are able to see yourself as the the Villain.(Satin) Evil or extremely good Godly (God) It forces you to see the most extreme reflection of self before you will choose to change. Yet with such self revelation still many cannot see this as a healing path, as this healing through negative self belief just creates more negative self belief and can even create those who cause atrocities in the world. Some, in fact most religions teach that even natures medicines, some which also come with a belief of healing through a placebo effect, which we still know to this day works has historically has been viewed as "witchcraft." (which is still perceived by religion to be evil) In fact religion teaches more evil than it does good. Many
spiritualists today call getting to this core belief of your darkest
self "shadow work" and whilst they label it a different way of healing,
this process is still very similar to that of religion, it takes you to a
place within your thought processing to lead you to the very extreme
of your negative thinking, back to thinking yourself to be evil. so
that hopefully in this self realization you will choose to heal this
extreme within yourself at the root core level. Knowing that this
extreme is within all people, none exempt, not even the pope, mother
Teressa nor any other saintly or God type being we may kneel to in
prayer, it is another way of causing self reflection and a realization
that perhaps there is no need to change. You are normal.
Its
understandable why people choose this path to healing their most
embedded formed self inflicting habits which harms not only yourself but
also others, whether emotionally or physically by blaming it on merely
Incompetence (many times chosen!) you will feel temporary healed. It is
easier to think of yourself as incompetent than villainous when you do
things which are hurtful to others. This opting out of taking
responsibility is also an opting out of the need to heal. Healing can
never come from this opting out of nor not taking responsibility for
what you do.
At this point of self belief you can see how you
are extremely affecting your own lives with extreme negative intentions
and thoughts of self which do not serve you, but causes more pain that
will never benefit you.
Healing is the only "sane" response to
the natural world and the true nature of who and what you are created
from and of, it is this is balanced with the true nature within you and
the world around you which bring your greatest healing balance and
contentment. Your self beliefs are powerful. None of you are purely
evil or purely good. Yet you judge yourselves with these these basic
beliefs unknowingly when you settle for feelings and self belief of "I
am merely incompetent" or "I am stupid." This is self harming on an
emotional level. A choice of self healing must go much further than
even this and can only come through balance and acceptance of every
aspect of who you are. The knowledge that you are as equal and as
peaceful and as beautiful as the very nature of the earth that surrounds
you can bring you back to a state of grounding, the path of self
alignment with nature..Whilst accepting that it is normal that your mind
can wander to any extreme of self belief at anytime, when balanced
focused and grounded, no disconnected words of self contempt even
incompetence will alter your ability to bring you back to focused self
love and help you heal your life..
As you go through the intuitive healing process you need to know: each
of us has our own special power. We carry it within; it waits to be
awakened. Call it your inner self, your spirit, or light--however
conceived, you must meet and come to know your core-essence. The source
of all intuition, it is your fiercest ally and advocate against danger.
By connecting with this part of yourself you'll mount confidence, feel
safer in the world. Then whatever or whoever crosses your path--even the
devil incarnate--will be no match for your resilience.
What you must do is flush out beliefs that divert you from your
intuitive healing power. Begin by asking yourself, "What in my life
throws me off center and why?" I'm referring to everything from a
stranger flashing you a dirty look, to fear of rejection, to dealing
with someone in pain. Interactions where your energy dims. Weak spots,
points that need securing. And what about negativity? How do you deal
with yours, or another's? If a supervisor says, "You'll never be
successful," or an ex-lover announces, "You're incapable of a healthy
relationship," do you buy into it? We each have our triggers. The basis
for centering and protection is grasping where we get caught, and then
disengaging the trigger.
Beliefs that Drain Your Power
1. I'm not strong enough to protect myself.
- As children, many of us aren't taught to believe in the full power
we contain. Yes, our parents may support our intelligence, talents,
physical attractiveness--even teach us sound ethical values, the
difference between right and wrong. But what happens to our inner self?
Might even devoutly religious parents fail to realise it is there? Our
starting point is to recognise we possess a very real internal source
which enables us to deeply see and know. Yet when something goes wrong,
frequently our first impulse is to look outside ourselves for someone to
"fix" us. We get sick; we rush to the doctor. We become depressed; we
call a therapist. We're in pain; we take a pill. It's fine to seek
expertise--but we have it backwards. Look inside first. Really, it's not
a big blank in there. Then act on what your wisdom tells you.
What stops us? A likely culprit is the vulnerable child we each
carry within. Mogul or mailman, mother or monk, this aspect of our
psyche yearns to be taken care of, protected, and is unequipped to do it
alone. He pops up in the darndest circumstances, reducing us to a
helpless tiny tot. Of course we must tenderly acknowledge her needs--but
know where to draw the line. Would you want a baby running your
boardroom? Your life? Remember: Your inner self is more than your inner
child. Far grander--capable of ministering to all your needs--is the
radiance of your spirit. Feeling this, knowing this, is the best
protection of all. You must become your own champion before anyone else
can. When you believe in yourself, no one else can diminish you.
2. Other people's negative thoughts can harm me.
I am always struck by how worried people are about being thwarted
by other people's negative thoughts. Such concerns need to be addressed.
On an intuitive healing level, ill intentions or feelings can affect
us, creating anxiety or physical dis-ease. We must train ourselves to
deflect them. What is negative energy? Any force antithetical to your
well-being. How does it turn up in everyday life? Let's start at the
lower end of the spectrum. Your neighbor doesn't approve of you. A
friend puts down your plan to start college at forty. Your
ex-boyfriend's girlfriend is sending you bad vibes.
What do you do?
Strategies to develop intuitive healing:
* Don't lead a lifestyle based on assuming others are out to get you. This perpetuates fear.
* If someone is sending you negative thoughts, avoid dwelling on
them. The more attention you pay to negativity, the more influence you
give it.
* Focusing on the strength of your inner self is the best defense
against negativity, no matter how dramatic its manifestation. If you are
solidly connected to yourself, nothing can get you.
3. I'm too sensitive for my own good.
- The arch-enemy of intuition is lack of sensitivity. Know this:
There is no such thing as being overly sensitive. To grasp the concept,
you may have to reconfigure old ideas that have been drummed into your
head. When parents or teachers said, "You have to toughen up," or
especially with boys, "only sissies cry," unknowingly they were
undermining the very crux of your intuitive tie with the world. Male
sensibility, in particular, has been bludgeoned by such rigid
conditioning. But, for both sexes, to break down childhood armoring
requires extraordinary commitment, trust, and resolve.
What I'm speaking of isn't simply expressing your emotions. It's
slowly learning, in your own time frame, to remain wide open to an
intuitive realm--being one with the wind, the moon, other people's joys,
sorrows, the continuum of life and death. From this comes an intimate
ecstatic bond with all of existence, exactly what you don't want to
protect yourself from. Sensitivity only turns against you when you feel
overwhelmed. But how do you stay receptive and not get obliterated by
the intensity of such input? It is possible to remain vulnerable and
feel safe. The answer is never to shut your sensitivity off but to
develop it as a creative resource.
4. It’s my job to take on the pain of others.
- We're trained that as big-hearted people it's laudable to try to
relieve the pain of others. A homeless person holding a cardboard sign,
"I'm hungry. Will work for food" at a busy intersection; a hurt child; a
distraught friend. It's natural to want to reach out to them, ease
their angst. But many of us don't stop there. Inadvertently, we take it
on. Suddenly we're the one feeling desolate, off kilter, bereft, when we
felt fine before. This loss of center is what I want to address. It
does not serve us. I am adamant: the most compassionate, effective route
to healing people is to be a supportive presence, not attempt to live
their pain for them. Moreover, sometimes suffering has its own cycle
that has to be respected, hard as that may be to witness.
We must lie to rest the old metaphysical prototype of the empathic
healer. Typically grossly obese women (extra weight, they mistakenly
argued, was the only way to stay grounded), who cured patients by
absorbing symptoms with the technique of laying on of hands. The result?
Patients would leave feeling better; the healers would be a sickly
wreck. These women were convinced such a sacrifice was necessary to
lessen the suffering of others. I almost got snagged in the same trap. I
used to drag myself home, flop into bed half-dead from everything I'd
absorb: a sure path to burn-out. This tack wasn't good for me or anyone
around me.
I've learned the value of being a catalyst for people's growth
without compromising my well-being. Friends themselves have taught me I
can't do the work for them. That is not my job. Nor is it yours. Keep
this in mind: it is none of our business to deprive anyone else of their
life experiences. I understand the impulse to want to make things
better. Compassion and the desire to console are human. But there's a
fine line between supporting someone and trying to do it for them. No
matter how well-meaning or heartfelt your intention, doing too much is
not an act of love but of sabotage. You can be caring and honest with
someone, yet still let them be. Don't equate honoring their growth
process with abandoning them. A practical philosophy of intuitive
healing must include preserving your energy as well as serving others.
Striking a balance is essential.
If you are hurt and angry
inside, you will unconsciously see and experience everything and
everybody based upon a negative conclusion..No matter how beautiful,
caring, intelligent, positive thinking, angelic a person is, you will
project and impose your view of their intentions upon them..You will
reject every soul that tries to align with you, who tries to lovingly
support you..and who wants nothing but
the best for you..You will not choose to see their light, but your own
hurt within them as you reject love..But only you can change your life,
by changing what is inside of you..Nothing else, no physical change can
make your life better.. Only this will make your life better, only your
decision to heal your OWN life.. Always C. Love♥