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June 11 , 2006
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We
are Staying Awake to our
intentions, sensibilities and
curiosities while attending
our experiences at hand.
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A Divided Deity
part two
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I bring together
fun-loving,
thoughtfully curious and
dynamically creative people!
That’s the possibility I bring to
clients’ businesses. ~ DM
I
think with intuition. The basis of true thinking is
intuition. Indeed, it is not intellect, but intuition
which advances humanity. Intuition tells a man his purpose
in life. One never goes wrong following his feelings.
I don’t mean emotions, I mean feelings, for feelings
and intuition are one.
~ Albert Einstein (b 1879)
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a feeling of aversion comes into the heart
of a good soul, it is not without significance.
Consider intuitive wisdom as a Divine attribute,
not a vain suspicion: the light of the heart
has apprehended intuitively from the Universal
Tablet.
~ Rumi (b 1207), Persian poet,
jurist, teacher of Sufism, theologian
Language is the expression
of ideas, and if the people of one country
cannot preserve an identity of ideas, they
cannot retain an identity of language.
~ Noah Webster (b 1758), American writer,
editor, lexicographer, textbook author,
Bible translator, spelling reformer, authored
American Dictionary of the English
Language, published 1828
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One of
the three philosophies in metaphysics is cosmology:
The study of the origin and evolution of Universe,
especially with such of its characteristics as
space, time, causality, and choice. |
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| The next issue
of Staying Awake will
publish July 9, 2006. We will explore the evolving
compassion of Earthlings for all other Earthlings
in what may appear as historical times of illusions’
extrusions. |
An invasion of armies can
be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come.
~ Victor-Marie Hugo (b 1802), French poet, writer |
Art is a microscope
which the artist fixes on the secrets of his soul
and shows to people these secrets which are common
to all.
~ Count Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy (Leo Tolstoy) (b
1828), Russian novelist, social reformer, pacifist,
vegetarian |
We are a people who are
massaged by fictions; we grow up in a sea of narratives
and myths, the perpetual invention of stories.
~ Ben Okri (b 1959), Nigerian poet, novelist
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Art is the language that is
the language of the heart, that is the language
of the emotional structure.
~ Margaret Mead (b 1901), cultural
anthropologist, focused studies on problems of child
rearing, personality, and culture |
In the sweet territory of
silence we touch the mystery. It’s the place
of reflection and contemplation, and it’s
the place where we can connect with the deep knowing,
to the deep wisdom way.
~ Angeles Arrien, author, educator, consultant,
cultural anthropologist |
In order to live a rich
life, everything about who you are must be one,
in alignment, and in pure harmony.
~ Suze Orman (b 1951), American financial advisor,
performer of yoga, Zen Master, Buddhist |
If you lie good enough and
long enough, the government will eventually hire
you.
~ Bil Lepp, five-time champion of West Virginia
Liars Contest 2006 USA |
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Our constant curiosity
is key to watching what’s being created.
~ DM |
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Good Day, Everyone!
Live your life freely, generously giving love and attention, being grateful
all along for your life — be fascinated by your intuitive nudges!
Here’s a recent message spoken on Internet as an empathic vigilance
from elders whose ancestors’ wisdom is brought to our attention.
The message speaks to global grievances wrapped gently in communion with
nature.
There is a river. There is a river flowing
very fast. It is so swift that there are those who will be
afraid. They will try to hold on to the shore. They will feel
they are being torn apart, and will suffer greatly. Know that
the river has a destination. The Elders say, we must let go
of the shore. Push off into the middle of the river. Keep
your eyes open and heads above the waters. And I say, see
who is in there with you, and celebrate. At this time in history,
we are to take nothing personally. Least of all, ourselves.
For the moment we do, our spiritual growth comes to a halt.
The time of the Lone Wolf is over. Gather yourselves together.
Banish the word struggle from your attitude and vocabulary.
All we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones that we were waiting for.
~ A message from the Hopi Elders, April 2003. The Hopi,
a Native American nation, live primarily on a 1.5 million
acre Hopi Reservation surrounded by the Navajo reservation
in northeastern Arizona, USA. |
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The message above may inspire you to stay awake to possibilities, and
to your sensibilities. In these raucous times, a good indication that
you are observing a moment of cognition and wisdom and enthusiasm is the
release of stress in laughter or tears, or maybe both at the same time.
Whatever possibility comes, enjoy that moment of choice as your life —
a moment of spontaneity to remember your intuitive nature, intentions,
and freewill.
We human beings are only one part of the whole of nature, and the habitat
of humans is compellingly magnificent: The control of imagination by language.
Considering language is the habitat of humans, are not all living beings
on Earth dominated by humans’ habitat?
For example. Language controls the appearance and disappearance of species’
habitats on Earth. Some biologists note if humans weren’t on the
planet, some 5,000 species would disappear every year; however, an estimated
30,000 species die yearly. A few corporations daily eviscerate Earth’s
consciousness and its future by mining gold, other precious-for-profit
minerals as well as relocating indigenous peoples from their natural lands.
Manly corporate dominance over nature’s habitats increased exponentially
in the 20th century.
Unless we've already read studies and felt sadness for humans’
damage to other species’ habitats and their DNA, and for humans’
contributions to species’ extinctions, then I realize it’s
hard to get our mind around what language has accomplished in the assumption
of progress.
Dear readers, many of us, U.S. residents in particular, allowed to thrive
an illusion that nature was subservient. We distracted ourselves from
language that would have kept collective thoughts connected with our bio-spiritual
planet, its provisions, and our global sisters and brothers.
Unless we’ve already read studies and felt sadness about subjugations
of women and children; or, starving families who sell their children for
about $150.00 each, after which the precious children are imprisoned in
global human trafficking; or, 14 million children under five years perishing
from malnutrition or starvation, yearly, then I realize it’s hard
to get our mind around what language creates in humankind.
One recent report identifies human trafficking may likely become the
most profitable business on Earth.
The habitat of humans’ consciousness
rules. Another nearly imaginable language is inherent in our
physical heart’s intuitive capacities, and those capacities
are too easily pre-empted by words — until they’re
not.
The real technology, behind all our
other technologies, is language. It actually creates the world
our consciousness lives in.
~ Andrei Codrescu (b 1946), Romanian-American poet,
novelist, essayist, screenwriter, National Public Radio commentator |
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Quantum physics (Qp) is all about consciousness; our consciousness, other
animals’, the plants’, the fishes’, the reptiles’,
the insects’. Anything that vibrates cosmic energy is included.
Everything is possible in worlds of all intentions, all possibilities,
all tendencies — places where a divided deity may be placed. Qp
reveals possibilities that our physical universe participates in its caring
role inside what we may call (human) intuition.
However, in the 17th century, a popular cosmology defined Universe incapable
of participating in human (intuitive) experience. That premise fortified
the psychic mayhem in the matrix that already included a traditional,
distorted deity devised millennia earlier.
Today, approximately one-half of the human population, maybe 3+ billion
people, reserve some form of personal commitment to a traditional Abrahamic
philosophy embedded within the matrix.
Humans operate in collective pack-mode. We
project authority outside of ourselves onto popes, kings,
gods, messiahs and saviors, priests, preachers, ayatollahs,
presidents, generals, managers, men in uniforms, men in suits,
men and women in expensive cars, people in expensive homes,
consultants, academic types, scientists, visionaries —
you name it.
Apparently, Earthlings are unable to withdraw projections,
unable to realize all authority and power reside in ourselves.
The default of slave mode has been the most common.
~ an anonymous blogger, mostly |
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Rocket science isn’t required when considering Earthlings’
philosophies and slave mode projections are altering while some may be
fading. Via Internet, no longer can Earthlings in one geographical location
overlook the transformation that’s evolving in another; civilizations’
unfolding changes and developments that spanned centuries and decades
are now taking only years.
That brings us to ask precisely how did Earthlings stumble and squeeze
and wheeze our bereft selves into where we are today after thousands of
years of our species’ domestication? Simple.
By small to extra large churches with trauma based scriptures and sermons
to match a divided deity with a split psyché, millennium after
millennium; by tolerating language layered in forms of shaming stories,
symbols, icons, art and music stamped godly in millennium after millennium;
by forced acceptance of sanctimonious deceits after emotional and physical
threats were perpetrated upon women and children, millennium after millennium;
by mindless, subliminal spellbinding pretense in advertising and marketing;
by overt anxiety-based verbiage in mass media news reports, harrowing
reality shows, professional beat’em up sports events, and half-baked
documentaries; by frothing commercial trivialities and mundane movies;
by costly, weak-as-water educational systems; by extreme focus on business
and profit, disregarding consequent psychical violence;
by an old bullying ilk of moneychangers presumably gone berserk; by
not entirely elected female and male curmudgeons behaving like a babbling
bumbling bombastic band of baboons, who inherited barbarous legacies
marketed in a divided deity that is now shamelessly exploited in the
political light of day, right on schedule — in the faces of millions
of gawking Earthlings.
Those
who say religion has nothing to do with politics do
not know what religion is.
~ Mahandas K. Gandhi (b 1869), Hindu
Prophet, Indian philosopher, primary political activist
for total nonviolent withdrawal of British colonialism
in the 20th Century |
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