06/04/2020
“If we had the consciousness to see the impact of our choices on our greater world; which is our greater heart, then we would see that we are more a part of life on this Earth than our society allows us to recognize. We’re part of each other’s dreams, depth and prayer, we’re part of each other’s aspirations and needs, we’re part of each other’s fulfillment. If we want to reduce the level of fear in our society, in ourselves, in our bodies and nervous systems—it’s all the same process. We would have to question all the things that we do—our daily lives. One thing that the environmental movement has brought forth is the recognition of how interwoven we are with the natural world. What we do to the forests, what we do to the oceans, the rivers, the great biosphere, eventually we do to ourselves. If we poison the air, we poison ourselves. And when we grasp the degree in which we are interrelated and interconnected with all of life we start to be a vehicle of life itself, rather than a skin-encapsulated ego—a small self, narrowly trying to find our way. With the benefit of all the information all the wisdom of experience that we can tune into —we then can expand to our higher self—our real Self, our true nature.” —John Robbins from the song, Is this a Bridge Exactly.
One of life’s many paradoxes is that our darkest moments bring the greatest opportunity to find light and our true nature 🖤 . .
Who do you want to be and what do you want to bring into the world? Maybe that’s something we can take into this time when the world needs us to stick together 🌍 🤲
Lots of love ♥️🙏 . .
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