November, 2004
We are being visited.
ALONE, but in a Crowd
The more people I talk to lately, the
more it seems that some kind of
infusion is happening........a bombardment, as it were, of energies
that are designed to provoke the nervous system into hyper-vigilance,
and eventually into nervous exhaustion.
It feels as though this sense of exhaustion (especially strong in
those who are Psychic Sensitives) produces a feeling of being placed
in an isolation state......even around many other people.
Though I realize that "lowering the shields" is the name of the game
here......I can't help but think that there are many insights that
need to come flooding in here.....to serve as a balm for the influx
of sensitivity and awareness.
As we abandon the need to control, we will take up the tool of
WATCHING and BECOMING AWARE........noticing (which is an art!) what
it is like to be going through this new "toning" sequence, in prep
for a leap through some new part of the Veil. (Perhaps through some
new parts of 4D).
Someone set forth the belief that Crop Circles, perfectly formed and
imprinted on the ground, are the result of TONE IMPRESSIONS
(Sound)......that is generated from something that is, perhaps,
hovering in the air. And now, it seems.........there are tonal
insignias that are being impressed upon our souls.
Thots anyone? Experiences?
LIST RESPONSES SO FAR:
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/reconnections/message/43890
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/reconnections/message/43892
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/reconnections/message/43895
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/reconnections/message/43896
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/reconnections/message/43897
An Age Gauge: This is a fun game.
What was going on in the world of movies, music, or current events when you were born and while you were growing up?
Try it: http://www.frontiernet.net/~cdm/aget40.html
and...........
For all you lovers of ley lines.........here's a nifty little tool.
This one is set to check out Washington, D.C., with accompanying grids.
Shadow Work Continues (2004-2008)
This IS the man for the job. The name of the game is OWNING AND EMBRACING THE NATIONAL SHADOW. Only George W. Bush could look upon a vote count of 49% to 51%, with the most bitter enmity between national management philosophies that we have seen in decades, and call his re-election a "mandate." We are talking tunnel vision here, folks. And that may be one of the qualities we will be observing and learning from him. He has several, as I have intimated in some of my e-mails to you. This won't be easy, but it will surely be fruitful......if we apply ourselves to the task. Quite apart from his values or his goals, this man could be a great gift to those who are on a transformational track.
On the lighter side..........<s>
You've got to love the Internet. <s> It is so rapid, so "right-to-the-bone," so quick. I got this new map of North America in e-mail this morning. The note above it said: "This would be funny if it wasn't so close to the truth." Laughter is such good medicine!
Healing Post-Partisan Depression
by Donna Zajonc
from The Seattle Times (I believe)
Like hopeful new parents anticipating the birth of their first child, the nation
anxiously awaited to see the face of the future.
Shrill partisan voices warned us that the future of our country rested on the
outcome of this national election. Polls showed that Americans believed the
stakes have never been higher. Each side judged the other as unfit parents.
Now, after weeks of mudslinging, an emotionally exhausted public has been left
to make sense of the results and interpret what it means for our democracy.
Alleviating the post partisan blues may be difficult for some. It definitely
will require more than two aspirins and plenty of fluids.
As a former elected state legislator and a mental health nurse I know it is
important to pay attention to post-partisan depression syndrome. Here are a few
recommendations to help you manage through this transition period.
(1) Take Time. Sadness and disappointment heal over time. Avoid
rushing to judgment or making rash decisions during post partisan depression.
The body needs time to rest. Anne Morrow Lindbergh said "Life is always
somewhere between retreat and renewal." Avoid spending time with strident
friends or listening to harsh media programs. Protect your psyche and do
something fun.
(2) Grieve. Any loss involves grief and the feelings that come
with it. In fact, it is best to acknowledge your feelings, which may range from
frustration to anger. To move through the stages of loss you must accept your
feelings and understand that it is normal to feel depressed when your vision is
lost. The sooner you embrace your grief the sooner you will heal and be able to
move forward.
(3) Dream again. Polls show that Americans are the most hopeful
people on the earth. Since our country's birth we have always held grand
dreams. Some Americans are asking whether the best of American is behind us,
rather than before us. A full-blown case of post-partisan depression may mean
you have lost your American dream. Begin again. Renew your dream by thinking
about your dream and what you want for your family, your community and your
children. This is an essential step to heal post-partisan blues.
(4) Converse. It is important to share your dream with others
and invite them to do the same. In certain indigenous cultures, dreaming
together is the way that community is built. They share and listen. This will be
the most challenging part, but it is an imperative part of the process.
(5) Hope. Understand that breakdowns precede breakthroughs.
Growth and learning are both a process of letting go as well as embracing new
potential. Often, it is through defeat and disappointment that we discover a new
path. Loss leads to new possibilities and it is through this understanding we
can find hope in the face of defeat.
Healing your individual post-partisan depression will contribute to the
collective healing of our American family. Let us use this time to grieve, reach
out to one another, listen, converse and dream again.
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