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Everything proceeds from one source; proceeds and returns, proceeds and returns, and on and on – constantly recurring. And the name of this source is Love and Love is not a thing at all, but infinitely more.

All that we call life is Love in denial. It is the nature of rejection to attempt to right itself and this is what causes the movement of energy to happen – the world to happen.
Energy has a natural reaction of healing - a countering action that initiates from our own completeness. There is no choice in this because our completeness cannot be denied without a response. This is the eternal Way; our natural attempt to redeem our loss. This redemptive force is spontaneous, it does not control and answers perfectly. And so, as the cumulative force of our denial increases we invite more extreme levels of response (wars, genocides, personal tragedy etc.). Again, this is the natural order of restoration that comes from our completeness. In the Tao Te Ching it is called the Way but most commonly it is known as nature.
Energetic life on every level is rejection. However, the equanimity of plants and animals allows a more frequent return to Love (recurrence/higher vibration); destroy a flower and it will say ‘You can’t destroy me for I am also over there and there….’. All around us we observe the higher orders of response but still we do not see. We have become blind to all we can’t control and control is now our master.
Our need to control is a measure of our removal from equanimity and the response to our denial has grown to become such a force that we are caught in a stranglehold. This is not nature’s fault for it is only acting as a pendulum to balance; a return to center; a healing reaction. Nature is Love’s instrument and the level of our denial has now turned it into a fierce adversary for the protection of ignorance.
This is our self-imposed stranglehold, a tragic necessity and our catch-22. It now requires higher awareness for us to break this grip. We must come to understand how we have done this to ourselves - how we have made this ignominious force into a balancing necessity. We must come to understand that continuing to manipulate energy for our perceived advantages is not a straight-forward deal, in that it always comes with a catch that transfers power to this countering opposite; this force of ignorance; this omnipresent master of control; our antidote.
When we are unaware of how energy works we become its prisoner, when we are energy aware it becomes our toy. We are responsible because we create it all. We are God, chasing ourselves through energy and bringing to bear all the means necessary to get us to learn who we are. This is the table we have set. As God, we chase ourselves until the unrelenting pain forces us to finally say, enough! Then we may release ourselves from control and begin the process to Love.
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| Reviewed by Lois Christensen |
5/24/2008 |
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| I do so like this write and read it very carefully. I understand that we are God and God is love. It is a natural way to love and be loved truly a gift from God above. You have also told me more of what I did not understand about God and his love and his workings. Thanks for this write. ********* |
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| Reviewed by Angela Contreras |
10/14/2007 |
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| When we had enough then that is when love starts. |
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| Reviewed by H Cruz |
5/17/2007 |
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| It's true that control eat's away at us like cancer; fear being the catalyst. The Eastern philosophies adress it much more than western societies do. why this is so is perhaps a religious answer, but i'm not sure. Although I do believe that love and light are opposite ends of the same fundamental spectrum from which all is derived in the physical or manifested world, but I have yet to discern what part the greater consciousness plays. I would have to associate it with light, but then again what good would light do without love? |
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| Reviewed by Pier Tyler |
5/16/2007 |
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| You had my attention at the first sentence. I truly enjoyed this article. It breathes life into you. When I woke this morning, my soul was heavy. I was at, no, I am at..."enough". Wow! your article is on time. Thank you, Tom Kitt! |
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