Soren Dreier, Guest
Waking Times

I wrote in a previous post: When the laws of society go against the knowledge in our souls, we have no choice but to become an outlaw.

There is another choice though: To stand down and do nothing. Override the calling of the soul and thereby the collective suffering and deceit and slip into cold comfort on the account of nothing changes. Because it seems contradictive to Spirituality – it is not. I´ve touched upon that before so no reason to repeat.

Some people don’t have that choice: The souls that arrived very much prior to mainstream awakening.

With the seed of divine justice in their souls and hearts. With the ability, across emotions, to put their finger on the weak spots of the Matrix. Being able to see into more or less any given construct and sensing: Things are not cool here- it’s a trick.

Zen Gardner, Guest
Waking Times

Much is being said about the transition we’re now undergoing. Is it a cosmic occurrence, a societal awakening, or perhaps a spiraling convergence of timeless influences destined to bring humanity to its true conscious awareness?

It’s never healthy to over-spiritualize any occurrence or phenomenon but these have become very real, howbeit esoteric, questions.

It’s clear the current paradigm of deceit is crumbling before our eyes and that a major transformation in human consciousness is taking place. We cannot deny that, despite the furious socio-geopolitical activities unfolding before us and the naysaying of skeptical observers.

What tends to be seriously minimized is our empowered place in all of this. What can we do in the face of such an onslaught? Is there a role for us to play? Why the feeling of helplessness as we watch our skies, food and water close in with toxins and our societies constrict as if destined to bring our demise?

Josh Richardson, Prevent Disease
Waking Times

Pain is first energy, second perception, and third physical manifestation. There is no other source of pain but energetic. Physical presentation is always secondary. Every single origin of pain in our bodies can be traced back to a specific emotional state which functions to warn us that there is still work to be done in areas of our lives for which we have yet to integrate lessons. Once we integrate those lessons, the pain disappears.

The body is extremely literal when it comes to pain. The experiences in your life directly mainfest in your body and when you encounter an emotional stress, your body shows you exactly what the problem is. The only thing you need to do is decode it.

It is time to decide what you want to hold onto and what you want to let go of. In the coming months, whatever you choose to keep in your life or within your emotional self, rest assured, you will be getting more of the same. Choose wisely. ~ Creator

https://thecreatorwritings.wordpress.com/2015/06/08/more-of-the-same/

Geography teaches us about the continents, oceans, mountains and rivers of the world. Geology studies the rock formations – the skeleton of the Earth. These sciences investigate more material aspects of the planetary body. The study of the Earth Chakras is more similar to the Chinese art of acupuncture in which we explore the more subtle energy structures of the Earth.

Terrestrial Chakras are like organs of a body that are vital to the health of the world and for all dependent of the different environments offered by the planet living. Each Chakra serves a dual function:

1. Keep the overall global health,
2. Transmit and receive the information coded in energy.

The emotions that people put off are sometimes easy to catch. I’m sure we’ve all experienced it at some time or another. Someone around you is happy so you feel happy. That’s great! But sometimes when people experience negative emotions, you catch some of it and maybe don’t feel so good yourself.

This is pretty natural. You’re supposed to feel good when someone else feels good. You’re supposed to be bummed out if the people around you are bummed out. It’s simple empathy. But just because it’s natural doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try to have some level of control over it. Let’s dig into how we can keep the emotions of other people from invading our lives.

1. Disengage.

Of course, be there for the people in your life at whatever level makes sense, but know when to disengage too. Practice meditation and yoga to help you disconnect from the outside world and reconnect with yourself.

2. Find positive people.

If your partner is being negative, call a friend who has a more positive outlook. Hear the words of positive people. Moreover, spend time cultivating a group of friends who see the bright side.

The throat:

The expression of truth, the expression of who you are and what you stand for. This doesn’t have to be verbal expression – it can come out in any way. How do you dress, how do you act towards others, what do you produce?

You can have a loud throat chakra without talking at all. If you create bold, loud art – you’re expressing yourself. If you wear clothes to make a statement – you’re expressing yourself. The point lies within what exactly you are expressing.

The throat chakra is all about sharing, spreading and expressing. You can activate your throat chakra by speaking from the heart. What kind of information do you spread?

You can practice stimulating your throat chakra by expressing yourself in a multitude of ways. You can paint, dance, sing, write, produce something. It is an extension of you – who you are and what you’re about.

God said:

Naturally, We don’t want to emphasize difficulties. Naturally, We want Our attention to be on all the Goodness the world offers, and that you offer to the world, and that I offer to you.

My beloveds, you are indeed aware that the past is something to let go of, the blessed past and the disagreeable past, both. To hold on to them means a longing that you cannot fulfill. The past is over, and now you want to be done with it and roam in new pastures. The past cannot come back to you.

Of course, it is easy to say: “Let go of the past.” Yet it is not so easy to do.

There are times you would give anything to have the past back. Perhaps Christmas or Thanksgiving at your childhood home in years long past.

There are times you would love to never think of again that were unhappy for you. One time could have been Christmas when you were left out. There could have been a Thanksgiving Day when you were hungry.

Recalling the good times and the bad times equally remind you of a sense of loss. A sense of loss is a sense of loss. When you relive the loss now, you make it present, and so your sense of loss makes you a victim. You relive and carry on a tradition of victimhood. No matter how sweet you may find parts of the past or how bitter, you set yourself aside as a victim. It is poor you who has such beautiful memories now and it is also poor you who had painful experiences back then and somehow now have held on to, perhaps as a badge you wear, perhaps a button that says: “Poor me. Woe is me.”