But I'll be saying it anyway.
Hanging out in the Cafe for informal banter with you guys.
So, I've been listening to Bashar and Elan for a couple years and appreciate the perspective of that wisdom so very much. I find it to be practical, simple and relevant...yet also deep and rich with nuance. I appreciate other teachings as well and value the illumination in this path of self discovery.
The idea of transforming limiting beliefs is somewhat new for me and something I wish I had learned of much earlier in this life, but I trust the timing and it's all good. I've been using a form of this process for a while though spirit-world journeys and reclaiming lost Will (as spelled out in the Right Use If Will books). Also let me tell you a quick story...
I have an adult son with an 'intellectual disability' though I do not term him as such for he a great teacher to me. Anyway, some years ago he was acting out with certain negative behaviors when I offered him the idea of how our minds are like radio/TV receivers capable of tuning into different stations or channels and that we can easily tune into a station that we like. He told me he 'likes the good channel' and since that time has taken this method to heart, always telling me that he's 'keeping on a good channel." One particular time when he was being yelled at for something or another, I watched as he furiously grabbed at an imaginary channel knob on his head and twisted it while finding an appropriate channel to settle on. It was funny. Love that kid.
So, yeah, keeping it positive best I can as well.
On another note, these days have been interesting for me. The relevance of many things is shifting as I find my relationship to this event I call my life moving. I am noticing something massive these days on the horizon. Not sure if it's personal or a world impacting scenario, but it's there... I think others are picking up on this too. How exciting!
So, not much to say, but I wanted to say something.
I like reading all the posts and am happy this forum is here.
Yet another installment from the 3D/4D trenches, but I've made a few changes to the place.
I've planted the trench walls with assorted seedlings and planted some seeds too in hopes my resident groundhog will leave them alone long enough to get some enjoyment out of it. I tried conversing with him for years, even planted his own window boxes with delectable greens, but it seems he prefers to chow down indiscriminately on everything just at the right time (for him). Oh well.... so I go back to disrupting the natural order of things in my own way by dispensing love infused peanuts to the birds and all my squirrelfriends that have the good fortune of frequenting my back yard. They watch for me and teach me their language in return for the favor. I get to talk to the trees and plants too, so it's all good.
So, my partner Louise's broken wrist/arm has produced a cascade of events. She needed surgery to correct the break but preop screening prevented that due firstly to her ekg being off. This led to a chain of events involving cardiologists, pulmonologists and other exciting specialists in the medical field. So much time passed that the break healed crooked, so now it's a matter of gaining functionality back through physical therapy. At least she has a general practitioner now, something I have been urging her to do for years now.
We have an unconventional relationship... more like the Sassani mode than the traditional Earth mode in approach to such things. We are both here now beings with real Love yet we are distinct sovereign entities and allow for the reflections that allow us to be who we each really are. It has been comfortable and easy despite it not being so every now and then. We are learning as we go. There is a built in freedom for each of us in expression as there is no jealousy involved. I have seen that we both have the same intention to do the 'right' thing and live in an integrated fashion according to our 'higher' nature. That can take some surprising forms sometimes. As we transverse the landscape of getting older (yes, it might happen to you too) we are still both young, getting wiser and doing well. It really can be exciting in its own way. Oh, the stories I could tell... you had to be there for it.
So, life is good, rich, multidimensional, rewarding and all things considered need I say more? No, but like this threads title, I'll be saying it anyway. Stay tuned (only if you want to, of course.)
Peace fellow travelers. I love you all.