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Good for you! We're MORE than our physical bodies, so...

Any time you can persevere and love others regardless of personal circumstances, you're REALLY doing the work.

My challenges this life have been less in the physical, more mental I would say. And it's ALL emotional...

Similar though with the allowing others to be and helping when I'm able.

Was one of the three WingMakers keys along with gratitude and seeing or recognizing the Source in all things. They all tie together though. But that one about respecting others for where they are was the hardest for me to understand.

Challenging in this system where we've been trained to compete against one another and compare ourselves similarly. Whack.

Everyone has different gifts! And lessons to learn to LOVE! And, ultimately, everyone has to do their own time.

If you can do yours with a genuine smile and know it's precious and won't be this way again, more power to you.

There's an "old" Stone Temple Pilots song "And So I Know" with those sentiments. Especially love the refrain, "campfire girls make you feel alright"...

Loved going to camp when I was a young lad. Magical time. Old friends and new. Good times.

Thank you so much, guys, for your support and encouraging words.

I've just had a session and a chat with my chiropractor this afternoon, and I'm feeling so much better, feeling somehow empowered in my heart and much more optimistic as well as a physical release. Perhaps this is what happens when blockages are removed and the qi or prana can flow more freely again. For me there appears to be a mystical, holistic, even spiritual aspect to vitalistic chiropractic which seems to be missing from other similar modalities - or perhaps it's just down to the individual practitioner ;-)! ALL IS WELL!

That's great news, Julie! I'm so glad you are feeling better. Sending you much love and support.

https://youtu.be/gKxl91U3ufI

Thanks, Chris, for taking the trouble to sort out the link to Greg's Divine Matrix video. I've watched the first 1/2 hour or so and looks like good stuff but I'm going to have to watch this piece-meal - as you say, it is long. Talking about technical challenges, every time I try to use an emoji I get an error message when I try to post, but I have seen them used on other posts.

Sounds like you've been on quite a journey with your health, Julie. I'm a vegetarian and eat almost 100% organic and thankfully blessed with robust healthy. I wish you all the best with you continuing journey.

I may be naive, but (apart from using it as a marketing ploy) I can't understand why free access to the documentary has been presented on a time-limited basis when the subject matter and implications are potentially so radically life-changing. Additionally, in the space of 5 days since I signed up to watch I've received 6 emails encouraging me to buy into their 90 day plan. I can accept that some may appreciate guidance in changing their lifestyle, and be able and willing to pay, but it does seem like quite a hard sell when the implications of not taking action have been so dramatically presented!

This makes me appreciate all the more when information and courses such as those presented by the PEERS network remain completely free and accessible to all. Thank you again, Fred, for this beautifully refreshing attitude to supporting transformation for all and remaining true to trusting in the inherent abundance of the Universe. Much love.

I do appreciate that all marketing is a form of manipulation but can also be seen as an opportunity for positive action so, as you say, nothing is pure black and white and everything needs to be considered on its own merits. This is where our individual perception comes into play.

Wow, Nick! Thank for sharing so beautifully and vulnerably. And how great that you got such a clear message from the universe on your ayahuasca journey. May your path guide you beautifully to that place of breaking free.

And Julie, thank so much for sharing the gems you got from "The Game." I resonate strongly with everything you wrote. Therein lie the keys to mastery. Take care and enjoy!

The first book in the Ringing Cedars series is a relatively short read. Described by reviewers as Mills & Boon meets Carlos Castenada or The Bible meets Star Trek ;-)

The ideas put forward by Anastasia largely resonated with me, living in total balance and harmony with nature, effortlessly relying on nature for a complete life support system - quite an appealing idea. I like the idea about growing food that’s ideally suited to our own DNA make up, about the importance of honouring the bees who even in our own societies are critical for our food production – Einstein said something about humanity only being able to survive 4 years without the activity of bees! (I’ve come across the quote 3 times in different places over the last few weeks!)

Interesting idea of no ritual being made of mealtimes, grazing on what comes to hand as it’s required. Such a big contrast with the way things are in our society where food and drink have such immense cultural and social ramifications. And that’s without touching on the issue of all the pervasive psychological issues we have relating to food.

The timing of the story in 1994/95 is only around 25 years ago, yet I had the sense of it being a lot further back in time whilst reading it. The author and narrator, Vladimir, is not an attractive character – abrasive, aggressive, impatient, critical, selfish – a stark contrast with Anastasia’s way of being, and possibly chosen for that reason, so that we’ll perhaps be able to see more clearly his development as things progress.

Apparently some readers have felt an emotional connection to the book straight away and been inspired to all sorts of poetic writings – that’s not me – although I am interested enough to want to see how this develops!

Just thought I’d get this posted while things were still fresh in my mind – looking forward to what Nick has to say! And also Fred and Chris, if this sparks off any ideas?

I had a similar reaction, Julie. Cool stuff. A little unbelievable for me, but still a very entertaining story with a great message. I haven't read any further than the first book.

Yes. I feel it MORE important to get deeper in touch with nature. Not give in to fear and DOOM scenarios. Remember the language. The SILVER key...

Those wanting to survive the shiftings need to have a strong connection with Earth. Virtually, there's nowhere else. Respect, honor, cherish.

And PEOPLE aren't good to follow in that regard. The sheep are running and stumbling blindly toward whatever. The tension, the pressure, the absurdity make it easier to wake up, if you're paying attention.

I also resonate with all of those bits you extracted.

And with the birds and the bees. The bears and the trees. Always have liked animals and nature more than people. Simple. Easy. HONEST.

Just finished Song of Susannah. Onward! To the Tower!

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Funny. Was inspired to above by reading journal excerpts about Steve's process with the DT at the end of SoS. Just finished and last one was a faux article about him getting hit by a car and killed on my birthday in 1999 (6/20/99). He was 52.

I'm fairly certain TIME will die before I hit that age. Six years and one month from now. 8/12/23 comes before that. Woo

Thanks for sharing those beautiful songs, Kristyne! And thank you Leonard Cohen for sharing your heart and soul with all of us!

An interesting conversation with a lifelong friend about the songwriter and the man, a discussion about Hallelujah from the New York Times.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/14/opinion/my-friend-leonard-cohen-darkne...

Thanks so much for the story on Hallelujah Kristyne, I had seen a discussion on it somewhere, and no one had the correct answer..... I just stumbled on this version,,,by pentatonix,,, https://youtu.be/fwMowPviUAQ ,,,,,and it has the lyrics

just so, good sister, just so...

Since I first came across Hallelujah many years ago I've been haunted by its beauty and appreciated the occasions when it popped up unbidden in my life. I was amazed and delighted when I found this song on Jai-Jagdeesh's 'Of Heaven and Earth' which I bought totally on a whim without having heard it, and which is now one of my favourite albums! Just a very small example of how God moves in mysterious ways ....