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Dea Devidas's avatar

This is the kind of writing that doesn’t just inform: it fortifies. 🔥

They want you uprooted. Scattered. Dependent. Because a being that knows itself is untouchable.

And they hate that.

So the real immunity? It’s not just detoxing the body. It’s detoxing the lie that you are small. That your power is something outside you, something that can be stolen, injected, programmed.

The deeper the roots, the stronger the storm has to be to shake them.

And some storms just aren’t strong enough.

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Oh, wow. So good.

"We must also peer introspectively into the recesses of our hearts and minds.

What longstanding programs of our own lurk there that are not life enhancing?"

Yep. We bring these programs or causes into our current lives for address and re-address by the soul. Causes as in cause and effect=karma.

I note again and again that younger people (Millennial Generation down) appear to have been brought up with incredibly dystopian ideas and scenarios, and thus, their responses are invariably dystopian.

I read about the current crop of movies over the years and always note that one Crusader exists. This is the "quality individual." This is the "fighter." The girl in Chem class is actually Supergirl with incredible super powers to save the world. The hero saves the world. During that conquest, their "super powers" save them, and might makes right.

I have watched two (all I could stand) royalty-free more contemporaneous movies recently--not theater quality. The woman now gets into fight mode and decimates everyone. The woman fights irrationally and feverishly, and this attribute is admired within our society currently.

This doesn't portray a warrior. Those Hollywood-influenced people believe so, but this type of heroine only reveals fear of living. If she can't capture and contain her "nemesis," she can't "live freely." Of course, her nemesis is within her. The inordinate and overwhelming violence is the "armor" to protect an individual...because, of course, they're not connected to spirit.

So, they fail to understand that "The true warrior loves only peace and hates war." This principle above all is true. The only honor for a warrior is to bring peace with the least loss of life.

I had a QHHT reading years ago--some weird life somewhere. Came from a family who united with other families to bring down a system like the one in place here. Our result was 1,000 years of peace--a golden age. When I ask during meditation where this life was, I'm only shown the Sun...like a huge fire ball, but it had an infinite number of worlds within. I have no clue what that means.

I'm primarily watching old royalty-free movies now and then on web. Film noir mysteries. Some beautiful artwork from Orson Welles as a director and actor.

I watched a couple of Kurozawa movies. The old Samurai enters the village looking like a peasant--ragged, tattered. The young Samurai run around plotting every violent action imaginable to thwart the village's unfolding corruption. When they look to him, he seeks every method and manner of peacefully withdrawing until action is forced. He, in fact, looks extremely bored with violence and schemes.

And thank you for this: "This is not by any means a religious view, but it can be if that works for you." Too many people...far too many people...can only envision or "see" religion as black and white. This is religious. This is not. But all life is religious if we must denote anything religious. Our best life may well be residing within a state of being in which we recognize and acknowledge the sacredness of life within our hearts. Of course, wisdom derives from that state, too.

Thanks so much for this post. A good reminder that I've got to get back in the game of meditation and chanting...I got kinda burned out from a spiritual website...kinda turned off for a while.

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