Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Whole New Phase of Consciousness
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Integrating the feminine as we prepare for what is ahead
Love and light Vivian
Monday, August 27, 2007
The Power of Loving-Kindness
Living in fear is like being frozen. It's said that the Buddha taught love — particularly metta, loving-kindness — as the antidote to fear. There is a beautiful line in a poem by Mary Oliver: "When the thumb of fear lifts, we are so alive." We're oppressed by our fears, our judgments, our guilt — guilt being considered in the Buddhist psychology a quality of self-hatred — and when that oppression lifts, we are so alive. That's the force of love. Sometimes, if we're fortunate, we experience this love with another person. We might have one being in our life who is a model of unconditional love, so that we don't fear rejection if we're truly honest with this person or if we don't present ourselves in a certain way. We have enormous respect for this person, who means safety and maybe clarity — not mushiness or a phony veneer or an inability to look at difficult and painful things. This person may perceive the difficulty and pain in us, but there is the feeling that he or she views them alongside us, rather than from across some enormous gulf of separation. That is really the essence of a loving heart — the understanding of our nonseparateness.
There is a saying in the Buddhist tradition: "You can explore the universe looking for somebody who is more deserving of your love and affection than you are yourself, and you will not find that person anywhere." We ourselves are as deserving of our love and affection as anyone else. A spiritual practice based on self-hatred can never sustain itself. We have to begin with loving ourselves, being able to embrace all parts of ourselves as well as all parts of the world, in order to understand our capacity to love. The Buddha said, "If you truly loved yourself, you would never harm another." Harming another is like harming ourselves. Buddhist psychology distinguishes between the force of guilt and the force of remorse — remorse being a full consciousness and sensitivity that we've hurt somebody. Feeling that pain, we let go and then have the energy to move on. Guilt is something else entirely — a continual rehashing of some event, mental flagellation, with tremendous self-hatred. It leaves us strained and exhausted, without the energy to go on and be different.
If self-judgment, criticism, and self-hatred were liberating, we would all have been freed long ago. I don't have anything against those mind states personally — except that they simply don't work. Don't get me wrong; I don't have a philosophical stance that we have to love ourselves, but the fact is, love works and hatred doesn't. Self-hatred may not arise from anything in particular — it may just be a sense of personal humiliation about the fact that we grow older, get sick or disabled, feel that we failed, get angry, or get jealous. We can easily hate, judge, and condemn, but unfortunately, it doesn't end the problems — in some strange way, it intensifies them. The Buddha said, "Develop a mind so filled with love, it resembles space." We use the words mind and heart synonymously; the meaning is to develop a heart so filled with love that it resembles space, which can't be marred, can't be ruined — just as if someone were standing in a room throwing paint around in the air. There's nowhere in space for the paint to land. We can develop a mind or heart so filled with love that it's like space —boundless, open, vast, free. Any amount of paint, any irritant, any inner or outer trouble, won't land.
Recently I was in Israel teaching a forgiveness meditation. During the session, someone said he had survived a terrorist attack — he still had some bullets in his body and was in constant pain. He said he didn't think it was possible to forgive, but he did know it was essential to learn to stop hating. It's clear that if we don't stop hating, nobody will. It has to start with us because not only are we ourselves suffering horribly from the limitation and burning of all that anger, but the world is never going to change unless one person somewhere starts to stop hating.
We develop a loving heart by some form of meditation practice, a process distinct from reading about something or admiring it in a distant way. By meditating for even five minutes a day on a pragmatic level, so that it's not theoretical or even devotional, we can see for ourselves, "What happens when I say this phrase or do this reflection on everybody wanting to be happy? What happens when I sit down for five minutes and wish myself love and safety and peace? What happens when I think of this person I care about so much and am grateful to, or when I think of somebody I really don't like and reflect on the fact that he or she also wants to be happy?" It's an experiment. Sometimes people feel odd — when they undertake a practice of a loving heart — they think it's artificial and it seems mechanical, but in fact, it's not. I often use the example of planting seeds through harnessing the force of our intention, like planting our garden of love. It will definitely blossom, but we have to take those first steps, to risk or be willing to explore what kind of development can occur in the loving heart.
One technique I like is developing metta toward a neutral person. It's interesting because sometimes we have difficulty finding a neutral person. As soon as we think of someone, we have an instant judgment about liking or disliking this person. That's an important revelation. It lets us see that we have an enormous number of neutral people in our lives on whom we've imposed judgments. This can come as a shock to us. It's interesting to consider someone about whom we have no story — just a generic living being, wanting to be happy, like all of us — and offering the same care and cherishing we've just offered ourselves and perhaps someone we love deeply. A sense of separation falls away. Some people, in intensive metta during a retreat, contemplate a neutral person and actually have the feelings of falling in love! Not romantically, but in terms of a loving friendship. One of the tremendous understandings of spiritual practice is the power of the mind. Although we all live in the same world, our individual reality is a function not only of external events but of how they're held in our hearts — the degree of space in our hearts, the vastness or constriction, the contraction or openness of the mind receiving the external events. The spiritual perspective is not that we're sitting in traffic and are really angry and are trying to pretend we're not. Instead, it's an openness to what we're actually feeling; to understanding suffering; to having a great deal of love, kindness, and compassion for ourselves — not being stuck in that first reaction of anger. It's having options, choices — which is what an open heart means, as opposed to a narrow one — and realizing we can look at matters a different way.
In Lovingkindness, I tell a story about my friend Sylvia Boorstein being on a plane that developed a problem with its hydraulic system. It had to return to the airport, and every five minutes the pilot would announce the countdown over the PA system, "Thirty-five minutes left to land ... thirty minutes left to land." The whole time, Sylvia was consciously doing a loving-kindness practice for the people in her immediate family, enveloping them with care and concern and acknowledging her connection to all of them. When the pilot got on the PA system and said, "We have five minutes before we land," Sylvia realized that in five minutes she might be dead. She resumed her loving-kindness practice and found there was no way in the world she could limit herself to opening her heart to just her immediate family. The only thing she could do at that moment, when she might have only five minutes to live, was to open her heart to all beings everywhere. This was without any contrivance or force or pretentiousness and is not a fabricated decision like "Now I am a very spiritual person and therefore I will love all beings"; nor does it mean that if we're really seething with rage or filled with fear, we're somehow going to overlay a nice little veneer and pretend and be smiling all the time. It's not that at all. Metta is the moment Sylvia had when the sense of "us and them" crumbled. it was born of the understanding that she might soon be dead — so why bother upholding all those boundaries and barriers? With the collapse of those boundaries, the effortless, natural love for all beings wells up. That's the moment we look for. That's the moment when we are so alive.
Our practice shows us our own strength. Very early on, one of my teachers said something wonderful to me: "The Buddha's enlightenment solved the Buddha's problems; now you solve yours." Our practice shows us that "I do have the wisdom, I do have the strength, I do have the loving capacity, in real-time, real-life situations, to look at things in a different way." That's what our practice gives us.
Saturday, August 25, 2007
The Law of Attraction Amplified with EFT
Category: Life
By Carol Look, EFT Master
If you want to attract more success and abundance into any area of your life, you need to change your vibration first. That's the simple and only rule you need to follow. Your vibration must be lined up with (or "match") your desires (money, a relationship, a stronger body) in order for emotional and physical results to follow and show up in your physical life. What is your vibration? Your vibration represents your current emotion, the essence of how you are "humming", or the "level" of your mood and feeling about any topic.
The fastest and easiest way I have found to help you improve your vibration is using EFT. No matter where you are emotionally, using EFT can change how you feel about any subject. Changing your feeling from despair to hopefulness or from resentment to peace would do wonders for improving your vibration. When your vibration is "higher" or lighter or more appreciative, you are naturally more tuned in to the desires you want in your life. And while anger, hurt, resentment or bitterness are all legitimate feelings, when experiencing these emotions repeatedly, you are vibrating in a place that will NOT attract what you want into your life. While I like to wallow every once in a while, dwelling on negative feelings does not empower you and of course, does nothing to resolve any situation. Enter EFT…
EFT and Law of Attraction:
Many of you have already read my article series on EFT and Law of Attraction: A Perfect Match. I have no doubt that these two processes are the best combination of tools available for becoming more successful. The Law of Attraction is always working, so it's not really a process or technique, but we fail to see our blocks that cause us to magnetize the "wrong" situations or destructive relationships into our life. Law of Attraction is operating all the time, it is just often misdirected if and when we give it the wrong or unclear instructions.
When we are focused on what we are frustrated with or on what we resent instead of on our goals and how good we will feel imagining how we will feel when we get there, Law of Attraction will still work perfectly. The only problem is you have aimed it at the wrong target (or fed it the wrong information)! Using EFT helps us point the Law of Attraction towards what we want, much like Gary Craig's use of the Reminder Phrase that helps focus our minds on the issue we need to focus upon.
So again, the Law of Attraction is turned on 24 hours a day, but it's our job to direct it towards our goals or we will be disappointed with the results. How do you feed this "LAW" the right directions when it is so tempting and easy to focus on something you don't want (the extra weight, the bills, ill health etc)? Change your vibration with EFT.
EFT is the best technique I have found (and I have tried zillions…) to help reduce the feelings and conflicts that are in the way of opening a clear channel for attracting your desires. When you clear your blocks with EFT, the Law of Attraction will bring you opportunities and experiences you have been wanting without much effort. I know, you too were taught that anything worth having will take years of hard work and trouble…when you experiment with using EFT with the Law of Attraction you'll see that life may not have to be such a struggle. (A common limiting belief to clear with EFT.)
Your Vibration Comes First:
So again: You won't make progress in your life unless your vibration is positive, focused and clear, and you are "lined up" or in synch with the vibration of your desires –whether you want more money, better relationships, perfect business opportunities, or a healthier body etc. In other words, if you want to be thin, you can't be focusing on how fat you are, how you hate your legs, or how you are repulsed by your body etc. If you want to have more money, you can't be focused on your monthly bills, your doubts about your business, or your current debts. If you want better health, you can't focus on your pain or your diagnosis. While some of these realities may be technically true, and are present in your life, you must be focused on what you want instead of the "truth" of what is staring you in the face. This isn't about denial. This is about choosing your focus.
So the Law of Attraction is fueled by the emotions generated by what you are focused on. It is actually quite a mechanical recipe. So you must be excited and expectant about the prospect of meeting the right business partners, attracting the right clients, reaching your goal weight, rather than on which relationship you can't wait to leave, what situation you hope to rid yourself of, or what debts you are trying to pay off.
So if we are instructed to focus on "the problem" (what we don't want) when we perform the basic recipe of EFT, why isn't this counterproductive to using the Law of Attraction to our advantage?
When we are using EFT, we are treating the real vibration we have going on in our body and mind. We're not pretending to be happy when we're not (which offers conflicting vibrations to the Universe) we're not acting as if everything is "fine" when we're deeply anxious about a situation, and we're not glossing over the truth with affirmations that we don't "buy." We are dealing with our current vibration head-on, neutralizing it, and clearing the way for more positive vibrations that the Universe can then "hear" and act upon. If there's too much static, your message won't be sent.
Picture yourself on TV, talking to an audience, and telling the audience exactly what you want to attract into your life. Picture yourself looking excited, stating what you want, telling the audience what you are hoping will manifest. Sounds ok, right? But what carries far more weight than the words you are speaking to the audience is the "subtitles" at the bottom of the screen!! What are your subtitles? What are you really communicating on a deeper level energetically?
Suppose you want to attract a new romantic relationship, and you are telling your "audience" how much you want this, how excited you are about this possibility, and how you hope you will be able to meet him/her sometime soon. At the bottom of your screen, you are most likely using "energetic subtitles" such as "But I don't really believe this…" or "I remember how I got dumped last time…" or "I'll only get hurt again, so why am I bothering to put myself out there?…" The Universe "hears" and picks up your subtitles, not your words. This is why it's so critical to use EFT to deal with the actual vibration that is going on inside of you right now. This clears the decks and prepares you for attracting what you keep insisting you want, even as you complain of how it eludes you.
Too often what people are doing is pretending they don't feel angry, hurt, sad or hopeless, and this pretending only reinforces the actual vibration going on inside of you. (In the above example, I recommend you use EFT for the past hurts from your relationships, the doubts about the future, about being too old, not ______ enough, and collapse these obstacles and THEN you will communicate congruence when you ask the Universe for what you want!)
What's critical to remember is that what you are FEELING is what you are vibrating or communicating to the Universe. Your words don't matter if your vibration is communicating something different. So if you want to use EFT to attract a new love interest, but your "vibration" is stuck on the last breakup you suffered, that's where you will "be" energetically, and the Universe will pick that up, interpret it as "I want more of these negative people because I am focused on them" and will deliver another mate just like the last one. He or she will just be from another city or country, but will have the same vibration.
So our work is to change our vibration first, then what we want can flow into our lives.
In preparation for parts 2-5 of this series, I offer this EFT round to get you started on collapsing limiting beliefs that may be blocking you from getting what you want:
Karate chop point: Even though I'm convinced life must be a struggle, that's what they taught me, I deeply and profoundly love and accept myself anyway…Even though they taught me that life has to be a struggle, it can't be easy, I accept who I am and what I believe…Even though I'm very skeptical about this Law of Attraction stuff, I deeply and profoundly accept all of my feelings and where they came from.
EYEBROW: I am convinced that my life has to be difficult.
SIDE OF EYE: I'm sure there are no "easy" ways.
UNDER EYE: They taught me it will always be hard.
NOSE: Life has to be a struggle.
CHIN: That's how it has always been.
COLLARBONE: I wonder if that has anything to do with what they taught me?
UNDER ARM: I wonder if I am ready to change?
HEAD: Life has to be a struggle, and it always has been.
EYEBROW: I used to think life had to be difficult.
SIDE OF EYE: I'm very skeptical of easy paths.
UNDER EYE: Doesn't life have to be miserable?
NOSE: Isn't it always hard to make money unless you are already rich?
CHIN: What if there is an easier way?
COLLARBONE: What if I haven't been taught it yet?
UNDER ARM: Maybe I've been doing it wrong all along.
HEAD: I am willing to consider a new possibility.
Karate chop point:
EYEBROW: I've been working too hard.
SIDE OF EYE: I knew something was wrong with this formula.
UNDER EYE: Maybe life doesn't have to be a struggle.
NOSE: It was for them.
CHIN: Maybe they didn't know better.
COLLARBONE: I think they just taught me what they knew.
UNDER ARM: I'm considering trying something new.
HEAD: Maybe life doesn't have to be such a struggle.
EYEBROW: I have decided to relax and allow abundance into my life.
SIDE OF EYE: I have decided it's ok to feel good about money.
UNDER EYE: Maybe I didn't know better, but I'm willing to do it differently.
CHIN: I love feeling excited about changing my vibration.
COLLARBONE: I choose to focus on what I want.
UNDER ARM: I'm looking forward to the changes showing up in my life.
HEAD: I appreciate who I am and how I got here.
If you are unfamilar with the positions to tap on.....I have posted on my blog the video which demonstrates HOW to use this wonderful tapping technique....or email me and I will put it up on the bulletin again!
Stay tuned for parts 2-5 of this series, covering The Vibration of Successful Weight Loss, Financial Abundance, Continued Financial Success, and the Vibration of Pain Relief.
With Love and Light
Tami
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Move From Fear to Action, Even if You Expect to Fail
When a resolute young fellow steps up to the great bully, the world, and takes him boldly by the beard, he is often surprised to find it comes off in his hand, and that it was only tied on to scare away the timid adventurers.- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Most of our obstacles would melt away if, instead of cowering before them, we should make up our minds to walk boldly through them.- Orison Swett Marden
Courage and perseverance have a magical talisman, before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish into air.- John Quincy Adams
Now that you've acknowledged some things you've been afraid to face, how do you feel? You probably still feel paralyzed against taking action. That's OK. While diving right in and confronting a fear head-on can be very effective, that may require more courage than you feel you can summon right now.
The most important point I want you to learn from this article is that real courage is a mental skill, not an emotional one. Neurologically it means using the thinking neocortex part of your brain to override the emotional limbic impulses. In other words, you use your human intelligence, logic, and independent will to overcome the limitations you've inherited as an emotional mammal.
Now this may make logical sense, but it's far easier said than done. You may logically know you're in no real danger if you get up on a stage and speak in front of 1000 people, but your fear kicks in anyway, and the imaginary threat prevents you from volunteering for anything like this. Or you may know you're in a dead end job, but you can't seem to bring yourself to say the words, "I quit."
Courage, however, doesn't require that you take drastic action in these situations. Courage is a learned mental skill that you must condition, just as weight training strengthens your muscles. You wouldn't go into a gym for the first time and try to lift 300 pounds, so don't think that to be courageous you must tackle your most paralyzing fear right away.
There are two methods I will suggest for building courage. The first approach is analogous to progressive weight training. Start with weights you can lift but which are challenging for you, and then progressively train up to heavier and heavier weights as you grow stronger. So tackle your smallest fears first, and progressively train up to bigger and bigger fears. Training yourself to lift 300 pounds isn't so hard if you've already lifted 290. Similarly, speaking in front of an audience of 1000 people isn't so tough once you've already spoken to 900.
So grab a piece of paper, and write down one of your fears that you'd like to overcome. Then number from one to ten, and write out ten variations of this fear, with number one being the least anxiety-producing and number ten being the most anxiety-producing. This is your fear hierarchy. For example, if you're afraid of asking someone out on a date, then number one on your list might be going out to a public place and smiling at someone you find attractive (very mild fear). Number two might be smiling at ten attractive strangers in a single day. Number ten might be asking out your ideal date in front of all your mutual friends, when you're almost certain you'll be turned down flat and everyone in the room will laugh (extreme fear). Now start by setting a goal to complete number one on your list. Once you've had that success (and success in this case simply means taking action, regardless of the outcome), then move on to number two, and so on, until you're ready to tackle number ten or you just don't feel the fear is limiting you anymore. You may need to adjust the items on your list to make them practical for you to actually experience. And if you ever feel the next step is too big, then break it down into additional gradients. If you can lift 290 pounds but not 300, then try 295 or even 291. Take this process as gradually as you need to, such that the next step is a mild challenge for you but one you feel fairly confident you can complete. And feel free to repeat a past step multiple times if you find it helpful to prepare you for the next step. Pace yourself.
By following this progressive training process, you'll accomplish two things. You'll cease reinforcing the fear/avoidance response that you exhibited in the past. And you'll condition yourself to act more courageously in future situations. So your feelings of fear will diminish at the same time that your expression of courage grows. Neurologically you'll be weakening the limbic control over your actions while strengthening the neocortical control, gradually moving from unconscious mouse-like to conscious human-like behavior.
The second approach to building courage is to acquire additional knowledge and skill within the domain of your fear. Confronting fears head-on can be helpful, but if your fear is largely due to ignorance and lack of skill, then you can usually reduce or eliminate the fear with information and training. For example, if you're afraid to quit your job and start your own business, even though you'd absolutely love to be in business for yourself, then start reading books and taking classes on how to start your own business. Spend an afternoon at your local library researching the subject, or do the research online. Join the local Chamber of Commerce and any relevant trade organizations in your field. Attend conferences. Build connections. Enlist the help of a mentor. Build your skill to the point where you start to feel confident that you could actually succeed, and this knowledge will help you act more boldly and courageously when you're ready. This method is especially effective when a large part of your fear is due to the unknown. Often just reading a book or two on the subject will be enough to dispel the fear so that you're able to take action.
These two methods are my personal favorites, but there are many additional ways to condition yourself to overcome fear, including neuro-linguistic programming, implosion therapy, systematic desensitization, and self-confrontation. You can research them via an online search engine if you wish to learn such methods and increase the number of fear-busting tools in your arsenal. Most of these can be easily self-administered (implosion therapy is the notable exception).
The exact process you use to build courage isn't important. What's important is that you consciously do it. Just as your muscles will atrophy if you don't regularly stress them, your courage will atrophy if you don't consistently challenge yourself to face down your fears. In the absence of this kind of conscious conditioning, you'll automatically become weak in both body and mind. If you aren't regularly exercising your courage, then you are strengthening your fear by default; there is no middle ground. Just as your muscles automatically atrophy from lack of use, so your courage will automatically decay in the absence of conscious conditioning.
Now this may sound overly gloomy, so here's a positive way to look at it. Heavy weights can be a physical burden, but they are helpful tools to build strong muscles. You would not look at a 45-pound dumbbell and say, "Why must you be so heavy?" It is what it is. Heaviness is your thought, not an intrinsic property of the dumbbell itself. Similarly, do not look at the things you fear and say, "Why must you be so scary?" Fear is your reaction, not a property of the object of your anxiety.
Fear is not your enemy. It is a compass pointing you to the areas where you need to grow. So when you encounter a new fear within yourself, celebrate it as an opportunity for growth, just as you would celebrate reaching a new personal best with strength training.
With love and light
Tami
www.HealingsoftheHeart.com
www.HairTest4Health.com
Compliments of Steve Pavlina www.stevepavlina.com
Monday, August 20, 2007
The Process of Love
The goal of our spiritual journey is to reconnect to our Source, the innermost spiritual part of us where only one energy exists, unconditional love. We start our lives with a vague memory of this type of love, which is all accepting, all knowing and all caring and we spend much of our lives trying to reconnect with it. That search can take many forms as we try to create it with family, friends and romantic relationships. We can try to create it from exterior sources as we enhance our material world or improve our image. We believe that if we have love we will be happy and without it we are unhappy. What we do not understand is that love is a process and the path to unconditional love begins with our willingness to give and receive it from everyone, beginning with our self.
Most people do not consider whether or not they love themselves and if you asked them the answered would probably be an embarrassed “yes’ or ‘of course I do’. But the truth is that most people do not love themselves. When they look at themselves they don’t see perfection, they see all of their mistakes, regrets, insecurities and fears. They see the flaws, faults, imperfections and where they are not good enough. It is probably easier for someone to describe to you what is wrong with them than what is right with them. We all do this. We can see the extra weight, the wrinkles, point out how we are too short or too tall, aren’t educated or smart enough or successful. But if we are to move towards love, we must be willing to see ourselves as God does, existing in total perfection and learn to love ourselves.
Whether or not we have a romantic relationship tends to determine how lovable we feel we are. It is as if we must see our ‘lovability’ reflected in someone else. So if we do not have a partner (and the Shift has put many of us in that situation) we simply forget about love altogether and get on with the rest of our lives, ignoring that longing to be connected with someone which is really our inner longing for reconnection to the Source. The link that we create between romantic and unconditional love limits our ability to recognize that love is always available to us, whether or not we believe that it is manifested in our reality in the form of a loving, romantic relationship. But whether we can love and to be loved by someone else is a reflection of our ability and willingness to love ourselves.
Whatever is occurring in our reality is a reflection of how much we love ourselves. Each person and situation mirrors our degree of self love and acceptance back to us. No matter how difficult the situation, its purpose is to discover where we do not love or value ourselves. When we understand the process of love we can change any situation by stepping out of fear and into unconditional love for ourselves. When we do this we focus our energy and intention on creating more than a single change, we activate our Source connection so that every aspect of our lives mirrors unconditional love back to us.The process of love begins with loving ourselves, then we can invite love from others and create a reality that mirrors our unconditional love back to us.
When we do not operate within this dynamic we are trying to work against the energy of the Universe and find ourselves in situations where nothing works out, no one appreciates or loves us and our lives are not very happy or fulfilling. We can get caught in a spiral of negativity and believe that we are not lovable when the real message is for us to love ourselves more.The Universe never withholds its love or support from us. We are the ones who do not remember that connection. The unconditional love that is our divine heritage is always there for us. The message from the Source is that we are always loved unconditionally, supported and provided for. When we remember and reconnect we step into the flow of the unconditional love and everything becomes possible. Then we can live the miraculous lives that have been promised to us, we can receive the love from others that we have been longing for and create the reality of our dreams by simply remembering that we are loved.
With love and Light
Tami
www.HealingsoftheHeart.com
www.HairTest4Health.com
About the authorJennifer Hoffman is an intuitive, spiritual healer, mentor, teacher and author. She also channels the energy of the Archangel Uriel. Jennifer has helped many people through the Shift through her unique insights and counsel, facilitating their healing journey. Jennifer is the founder of www.urielheals.com, an on-line spiritual healing and growth center and dedicated to the messages and teachings of Archangel Uriel. Information about Jennifer's books, on-line seminars and services is available at her websites, or email healing@urielheals.com for information.Article Copyright © 2007 by Jennifer Hoffman. All rights reserved.
Sunday, August 19, 2007
A Prayer of Thanks to the Universal Light
I send my silent thoughts of love and appreciation to you now.
Blessings
This is a prayer that you can read silently as many times as you wish.
Sometimes we forget to say thank you to our guides and
the universal light so this is a special way of giving your appreciation.
It will also draw to you the new energy that flows into the earth now,
drawing new helpers as well as experiences to your side. The prayer is also inviting many kingdoms back into our world.
Many have been banished from earth because of the knowledge that
they hold and the light connection that they have with the creator.
Once people in past years feared that with the help of these beings
we would ascend beyond levels and live a life of pure loving bliss,
they feared that they would not have control over the masses because
we would be masters of our own being.
It is time to allow the kingdoms of the light to re-enter but to also
send love and healing to those with darker influences
who fear their presence on the earth.
I hope that you find this prayer helpful,
Archangel Michael
With Love and Light
Tami
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Symptoms of Energy Shifts & Ascension
≈DIANA≈
love and blessings to~
Nelove
As with all complimentary and alternative therapies, none of the treatments or suggestions listed within this article is meant to be a substitute for proper medical diagnosis, treatment or care from your GP. I do not diagnose conditions, prescribe medication or interfere with a GP's treatment. If you are currently taking medication prescribed by your GP, do not stop taking it without his/her's advice. If you have any concerns regarding your medical condition please speak with your GP first.