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16 Aug 2006 @ 09:28, by Enocia Joseph
Let's call a spade a spade.
The world as we collectively experience it has one god and it is money. As the saying goes, "money makes the world go round."
Look around you and you'll observe that all is made of money. While there are no Pound notes everywhere they are present in another form. Everything that has been created by humans have to be paid for with money.
The streets were constructed out of labour and materials and this had to be paid for. The construction workers didn't exactly give their services for free, did they?
Cars, buses, all forms of transportation cost money to manufacture and to sustain.
The houses we live in have either been bought or are being rented. The land is owned by someone which costs money.
The clothes I have on were also paid out of money; they didn't come for free.
The food I eat is paid for; accommodation has to be paid for; everything costs money.
You could argue that there are recreational facilities that are free such as walks in the park, enjoying the sea view, hiking, etc. I don't think so. If I want to enjoy a nice walk at Richmond Park, for example, I still have to get there by some kind of transportation, and this costs money. Plus, I have to be in perfect health to enjoy my walk otherwise it's pointless.
This leads to one major factor of the human experience - our health and well-being, which is not free. While we have NHS (National Health Service) in the UK, which provides free health care, it is not free. The NHS is funded out of tax payers' money. Some local health authorities are complaining that there are too little resources for too many people. Some areas have long waiting lists for patients to see a consultant or to have operations. If you want to get excellent medical facilities you either have to go private or have a medical insurance.
Basically, the world as we know it is built on money. If you don't have money you can't access the system. If you're dependent on that system and you don't have any money, you're stuffed.
Is there another way round this system? Of course there is.
There's much being written nowadays about lightworkers who are supposed to be on a mission to bring mankind into the light. If you consider yourself to be a lightworker, you have to stop relying on the system and plug into the real source of energy, which is never-ending Light. A true lightworker is sustained by light and light only.
I've noticed lately that my skin gets really blotchy when I've not had any food. By food, I don't mean food as in material food but light. Now, I find I need to constantly drink from the Source. So I imagine liquid light pouring through my crown and going into all parts of my body. The Light sustains, heals, rejuvenates and regenerates. Within a few moments I feel stronger and my skin clears up. That doesn't mean I don't eat food as we know it. I still do because I still love food, but I know that my real food is Light and it's what I rely on.
Not only is Light my food, It is also my never-ending supply. This means all that I need to make life worthwhile. The Light, that is Infinite Love and Intelligence, goes before me and smoothes things out; arranges for me to meet people I need to meet; supplies ideas; and even influences people to support what I do. In other words, the Light does all the work, I just have to remember to plug in.
I am Love-Light.
I am sustained by Light.
Enocia
Related articles: The Game of Plugging In; The Real Purpose of the Senses
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2 comments
21 Aug 2006 @ 07:10 by : Yeah...
Thanks E.
A wave in the sea, seen in one way, seems to have a distinct identity, an end and a beginning, a birth and a death. Seen in another way, the wave itself doesn’t really exist but is just the behavior of water, “empty” of any separate identity but “full” of water. So when you really think about the wave, you come to realize that it is something that has been made temporarily possible by wind and water, and is dependent on a set of constantly changing circumstances. You also realize that every wave is related to every other wave. Sogyal Rinpoche
We too should make ourselves empty, that the great soul of the universe may fill us with its breath - Lawrence Binyon
If you realize what the real problem is - losing yourself - you realize that this itself is the ultimate trial. - Joseph Campbell
The perfect man has no self, because he has transcended the finite and identified himself with the Universe - Chuang Tzu
Forget about being separated from others and from the Divine Source - Lao Tzu
To be selfless is to be all-pervading. To be all pervading is to be transcendent. Lao Tzu
To embrace all things means also that one rids oneself of any concept of separation: male or female, self or other, life and death. Division is contrary to the nature of the Tao - Lao Tzu
What is springs from what is not - Lao Tzu
To the mind that is still the whole universe surrenders - Lao Tzu
If there is no other, there can be no I. If there is no I, there will be none to make distinctions - Chuang Tzu
To embrace all is to be selfless - Lao Tzu
The man who is not divorced from the great source is the natural man - Chuang Tzu
What is this place where thought is useless?
Knowledge and emotion cannot fathom it! Yumen
21 Aug 2006 @ 13:46 by : Thanks Vaxen
For the quotes.
Love EJ
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