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Social Conditioning

Different Frequencies

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   “You are powerful creators… You’re not facers of reality. You’re creators of reality.”

“Most people do not realize that watching the violence and horrors of the world causes you to practice the vibration of it. And once you have practiced the vibration of it, you are going to rendezvous with more of it. And it doesn’t mean that you are going to immediately have that horrible experience, but it does mean that more experiences like that are going to come into your consciousness and that your sense of well-being will be numbed.” This is from Esther Hicks.

Nobody can say it as blatantly raw even crass as Esther Hicks. If the reader does not awaken to the situation with Esther Hicks’ statement, I don’t know what will.

“And we say we would be a selective sifter. We wold do our best to see our world through the eyes of Source – because Source is looking at the expansion. Source is looking at what is wanted.”

“The vibrational frequency of a question and the vibrational frequency of the answer are very different frequencies. Also the vibrational frequency of a problem and the solution are very different. So since Source is always with [the] solution frequency, when you are not, you are not going to feel good, and also you cannot receive inspiration from Source. You will, however, launch more rockets of desire, and good does come from that.”

“But it doesn’t have to be so hard.”

Expectancy

11201920_10153427956485970_8595658757099534278_n   “God’s greatest desire is for that fundamental aspect of divinity – freedom- to be expressed in every moment by every manifestation of divinity.” This is from Neale Walsch.

George Sison wrote on March 29, 2015. “Many times of the day you fear and worry about things that may not even happen, thus creating for yourself obstructions that block the good from flowing into your life.”

What is more important for me at this stage is: “We often forget to live in the expectancy of the good that lies before us. There is so much good for all the areas of our lives. Remember that there is no limit to what you can co-create with God in your mind.”

“You can create a perfectly healthy body filled with vigor and vitality. There is nothing impossible when you change your mind from your fear to the expectancy of good.”

This is why I vigorously claim I can walk again without a cane.

God

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Rabbi Darfour has a less radical picture of God than Walsch, better than the God of the catechism but still not enough to answer my many questions.
The rabbi wrote: “Our actions testify to whether or not we experience divinity in our lives.”
“Defining God has always been a problem for theologians, philosophers, all of us. In the twelfth century, Judaism’s leading philosopher. Moises Maimonides, also struggled with this dilemma.”
“His solution was not only unique for its day, it also permanently shaped Jewish thinking. God, he wrote, can be defined only negatively. We cannot describe Gods essence by means of positive attributes, only negative ones, by what God is not. “
“Maimonides’ contribution to Jewish thought on the subject of God was significant and major. It helped those who believed in God to avoid the pitfall of ascribing to God essential characteristics that if accepted would inevitably create a logical conflict. How for example could we portray God as being simultaneously merciful and just. That is a contradiction in terms. Maimonides’ negative theology avoided the pitfall.”

Mechanism

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“God has given us … a mechanism with which to manipulate and affect the raw energy that is all of life”
What an empowering statement from Walsch. How awesome! That is why Walsch believes in a theology of application not supplication. Why plead to God, much less to the saints, when God has already gifted us with all the tools needed to create and manifest our desires.
Martha Beck in “Finding Your Way in a Wild New World”has a statement of belief that we have the ability to manipulate the physical world. Beck is no New Age fan.
Even the latest scientific in business research (March 2015) stresses application, not supplication. I will write about this in June when we return from a trip. This is the turf of my husband; I need to study and work with him.
George Sison wrote: “we often forget to live in the expectancy of the good that lies before us. There is so much good for all the areas of our lives. Remember that there is no limit to what you can co-create with God in your mind.”
Walsch reasoned out: “If you see yourself as a spiritual being, you would see yourself as having powers and abilities far beyond those of a simple chemical creature – powers that transcend basic physicality and its laws.”
Consider the following:
“Ye are gods and all of you are children of the most high.”   Psalm 82:6
“According to your faith let it be done to you.”  Matthew 9:29
“Truly, truly I say to you, he who believes in me shall do the works which I do and even greater than these things he shall do.”  John 14:12
Please note that the biblical passages above were chosen from among the list of George Sison from one of his columns in the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
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Humanity

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I will be generous if I say I was simply irritated by telephone messages selling their wares/services at 11:30 in the evening. What must these “sellers” be thinking? Do they even think at all?

I admire the calm point of view of Oscar Tan towards the recent “yaya meal” controversy. This is about an offensive practice of an exclusive resort in Quezon province, Philippines.

Oscar Tan’s article in the Philippine Daily Inquirer had a comment on humanity I find useful: “… sadly this reflects a socio-cultural reality where some segment of our society still look look down…”

My lower self is inclined to “look down” on those who don’t use their cellphones prudently.

I should consider Neale Walsch’s:”these childish, almost infantile behaviors are seen by God as the uncontrolled and irrational tantrums of an unenlightened species, a breed of sentient beings in the primitive, primeval, primordial stages of its maturational process.”

I would like to be kinder like Chopra:
“It helps if you remember that everyone is doing [his] best from [his] level of consciousness.”