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For quite some time, I was guided by the laws of the universe and by the law of attraction. I analyzed everything. Naturally I was in for a lot of frustrations. There were just too many circumstances to deal with and fast changing at that. Too many stimuli to manage.

I wanted to control everything. I felt deeply for issues like street children, especially those on our street, endangering themselves by running after taxi cabs. I was always upset by the traffic. I wanted order. I wanted to control the buses and the tricycles.

I was forever worried about our daughter in London; I was worried about the heavy schedules of my husband; I was worried for my health.

Eventually, I realized I had to be kinder to myself. So, I tried the Ho’oponopono way of life. It stopped me from blaming people, things and events. I constantly checked my thoughts for negativity. But I felt I was missing out on the joys of life. I drew inspiration from Dr. Page, Esther Hicks, Michael Tamura, Neale Walsh, Rabbi Darfour, Wayne Dyer, George Sison, Tato Malay, Gil Edwards etc.

Lately I have been seeking solace in Joyce Meyer’s “Living Courageously”. She wrote:
“… I believe that we can choose to believe what we want to believe, so why not believe something that will benefit you?”

“If I base God’s love on circumstance, one day it appears He loves me and then the next it may seem He doesn’t. But when I receive it by Faith, it is always mine and can never be taken away from me unless I decide to let it go…”

I have found peace in the writings of Joyce Meyer. She writes of things closest to the religion I grew up in.

Relationships

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Boo Chanco in the Philippine Star of January 14 featured Pope Francis. The pope writing to the atheist Eugenio Scatfari: “I would not speak about ‘absolute’ truths, even for believers…”

He continued: “Truth is a relationship. As such, each one of us receives the truth and expresses it from within, that is to say, according to one’s own circumstances, culture, and situation in life.” This statement is expressed also in the writings of Michael Tamura and those of Wayne Dyer. Of course, Neale Walsh even said more.

The above is akin to what I learned from Kahu Ka’imiloa a keeper of tradition when interviewed by Lilou Mace. She spoke about how the spiritual elders have changed some rules to be relevant to times that have changed tremendously.

George Sison wrote: “There is a power in the Universe that you are always using to create your life. You can use it intelligently to be a blessing to yourself and to others.”

“With the realization of where the power lies (the Power is the God within you) a quantum leap in consciousness occurs.”

Humanity/Divinity

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I repeat what I learned from Esther Hicks that as long as there are still people empowering negative thoughts and fears, peace cannot manifest. My contribution to peace is that a la Ho’oponopono I will clean my negative memories- erroneous programming in my subconscious. I will continue to believe in the divinity of humanity as proclaimed by Fr. Dari Dioquino and Mary Jean Netario Cruz. I am daily inspired by Neale Walsh, Tato Malay, George Sison, Marianne Williamson, Wayne Dyer etc. I pray more of the clergy will take seriously that “we are made to the image and likeness of God.”

Heaven on Earth

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Lately, I have a new concept of God. Thanks to Tato Malay, George Sison, Neale Walsh, Esther Hicks, Dr Page, Wayne Dyer, Lilou Mace, Joyce Meyer etc. What a relief to know God is not a punishing God as in the Old Testament. What a relief that God has not condemned me into a valley of tears. What a relief that according to Rabbi Darfour God is not an anthropomorphized God with human characteristics that limit him.

Now I sleep soundly without fear that God will kill me in my sleep. Now I can enjoy life while still alive on this earth. Now I find relevant meaning in the catechism’s “to know, to love and to serve God”