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Do you know why we are called "social animals," because we depend on each other for meaning and inclusiveness in our flowing be-ing! We are mammalian and are both born and raised in an intimate nourishing way, hopefully, yet, we are also parts of cultures, civilizations both wise and wonderful, yet also filled with half truths and even lies. Each must discern what to believe.
In common, there is a suggestion we are godliness, virtue, divine grace and so it is, and the wider. perspective increases one's own illumination of what is possible...
would you rather use one eye or both, would you rather use one cerebrum or both, would you rather use one of one's senses or more?
Do we want to learn how, why (?) we should
the answers are not hidden, they are in plain sight. it is each of us hiding from the truth. only when one begins to make an effort to be "open" to learning, to experiencing different concepts, increasing virtues, and thinking. we increase our own capacity to be.
fear not, embrace one's own shimmering majesty and grace, just pause, maybe sit awhile, and ask for help, whom? your soul, it is always here, us, sometimes and now is right, and a way to learn how to return again as one's day turns...
Our Goal, finding awe, while feeling one's Self aglow
Our mission, helping others and self to grow
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0:00I see all good people, this is true when one's perspective is wide enough. Personalities are important, but only part of a picture of life, of evolution, of our perception, how wide is it? Not drawing any conclusions of what we should be doing, being aware of what is. When one speaks in a conversation, are we considering and aware of our own godliness, of our own participation in creation, of being composed of the matter, the energy of everything? Is there a possibility for godliness and our participation in this universe, our own use of the creative energy which we call God?
1:04Then everything is God's representative, and as such, what should we be doing? Harboring what kinds of feelings when you are considering God. It is best to be humble, it is best to just inquire to your own soul. Listening carefully, pausing when one is concerned or disquieted, and asking oneself, where are you now? Would you please come out and play? I am in need of your perspective. Help, please. Do you think that your soul will not answer?
2:08Your soul is always there. It is now you are becoming receptive by asking this question, by pausing, by practicing. It is in these ways equanimity grows, self-improvement flourishes, flows better through one's increased experience, practicing, flows as one's receptivity, sensitivity, as they grow, perspective, sharpance, widen, steepance, shines as one remembers and becomes one, feeling the depth of one's own self-illumination, then smiling, humble,
3:20in grace, vibrating, shimmering, in God's ecstatic embrace of us, each, all, now, forever. We are here now, bundles of miracles, humble, before the immensity of creation, and thankful for the allowance of us to be evolved over this 14 plus billion years, and to be here now. The music continues for another minute, please linger, ponder, discuss inside of one's own
4:27being, be more aware, practice more, throughout one's day, just, it can be, and needs be, but a moment to pause, say hello, to ask for help.
5:45Namaste.
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