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Featured
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"Peaceful
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by Lisa
Hepner
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 The purpose of this book is to address all the questions
surrounding the terrorist attacks from a spiritual reference
point, or a higher consciousness. The media has expressed their
views and the government has referenced their strategies. But many
of us want to know “What would love do here?” What is the
“highest good?” and “How can we help, collectively to make
the world a better place, in order to prevent future
atrocities?” Now it’s time to take a look at the recent tragedy from a
spiritual perspective from some of the greatest spiritual leaders
of our time. September 11, 2001 will be a date recorded in history. Let this
book be a spiritual message of peace, love and healing that will
also go down in history as a compilation of thoughts from a higher
perspective of Truth, insight and wisdom.
'Peaceful Earth'
contains insights and perspectives on the tragedy of September
11th from some of the greatest spiritual minds of our time
including Neale Donald Walsch, Marianne Williamson, Mark Victor
Hansen,Dan Millman, Jean Houston, Alan Cohen and more...
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and ingenious process for deciphering your own Contract using a new
theory of archetypes that builds on the works of Jung, Plato, and
contemporary thinkers. She first recounts how the concept of Sacred
Contracts took form in myths and other cultural traditions through
the ages. She then examines the lives of the spiritual masters and
prophets—Abraham, Jesus, the Buddha, and Muhammad—whose archetypal
journeys illustrate the four stages of a Sacred Contract and provide
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As a chaplain
at a local church I am trained to see the 'highest good', even when things
on the outside seem contrary. I am trained to see the perfect expression
of God in all situations. So for example, I have been taught to see beyond
outer manifestations such as disease, and see the inherent wholeness and
perfection in all people.
Yet when the events
of September 11, 2001 happened, it was a struggle to see beyond the pain.
I just couldn't see the 'good'; in the situation, when all I felt was pain
and all I could see all around me was tragedy and devastation. Yet, I knew
I would be called to pray with others and would need to come to terms with
my own feelings regarding this horrible tragedy. I would need to find my
own peace of mind regarding the horrific events.
As a person on this
spiritual journey, like many of you, I seek advice and solace from many
mentors in the spiritual/ personal growth arena. So I wondered what some
of the great minds I had studied, like Neale Donald Walsch, Marianne
Williamson and others would say about the recent tragedy. What would their
perspective be, and what words of wisdom would they offer to help me and
others move beyond the paralysis of pain to the comfort of healing? Thus
the book Peaceful Earth: Spiritual Perspectives on Hope and Healing Beyond
Terrorism came to fruition.
After reading the
collection of stories and insights from all of these spiritual teachers, I
was able to come to a place of peace and centeredness. I was able to go
forward with a feeling of expectancy for all the good that could come
about. I was filled with hope and peace. I know anyone that reads these
powerful messages will also be able to stay centered in peace.
All the stories and
perspectives in the book have a common theme. Even though there are many
different authors, and many different ways of saying or expressing their
feelings they all basically say the same thing. And in order to
demonstrate the three main themes I would like to tell you a story. I
often see things in stories, so I would like to share this one with you.
It was
Christmas-time at a crowded bus station. One man stood out in the crowd.
Why? Because he was rude and obnoxious. He had an angry face filled with
hatred; you could see it in his eyes. His forehead was crinkled and he
glared at anyone he made eye contact with.
The man reeked of
body odor, and his physical appearance was disheveled. He wore mangled
clothes, and his facial hair was matted together.
His language was
obscene, and under his breath he was cursing at everyone.
Not only that, but
he was obscenely drunk. He teetered and stammered as he bumped into anyone
in his path. He had no concern for the space of others.
People at the bus
station were getting upset at the actions of this vile man. Many of them
decided to push him back when he bumped into them.
One young man,
pushed the drunken man when he bumped into him, and said, 'Watch where
you're going, Jerk.'
As the man pushed
the drunken man, he became easily off balance and bumped into more people.
Everyone started pushing back and yelling things like, 'Jerk, Scum'.
This only fueled the
anger already in the man's heart. He cursed louder and became more
obscene. Before you knew it, everyone in the bus station was full of anger
and disgust.
Suddenly one man
pushed the drunken man so hard, that he fell over and landed near a woman
sitting on a bench with her eight-year-old daughter.
The eight-year-old
girl looked at the man trying to get up, and then looked at her mom. 'We
should help him, don't you think?' she asked her mom.
The mother
responded, 'Normally, dear, we'd help, but not in this situation. This is
different.' The mother silently prayed that the vile man would not come
over and disturb them.
Suddenly, the little
girl got up and went over to the man, who had at this time stood up.
The little girl
looked the man directly in the eyes and said, 'Sir, why are you so angry?'
The drunken man
slurred and yelled at the little girl to go away. 'Leave me alone' he
yelled.
The little girl was
persistent. She pulled on his shirt and got the man's attention.
'Leave me alone, get
away from me' he slurred.
The little girl
again, looked him in the eyes and said, 'The reason I asked is because I
was wondering if there was anything I could do to help?'
The man froze in his
tracks. The angry look on his face softened, and he broke into tears.
The three of them;
the drunken man, the little girl and the mother, cried together.
They found out that
a year ago, the drunken man's wife had died. They had been living paycheck
to paycheck as it was and with the high cost of funeral expenses, and the
downgrade to only one salary, the man took a turn for the worse. He lost
his car and lost his home, and most importantly, he lost the love of his
life. He became homeless.
On that day, the
year anniversary of his wife's death, he had sold his only winter jacket
in order to get bus fare so he could visit his wife at the cemetery.
Many of you may be
wondering how this story relates to the recent terrorist events. Yet,
there are three principles demonstrated in that story that parallel our
recent tragedy.
The first is that
behind every act of lashing out in anger, there is a deep-rooted pain. We
may not know what it is, but the outward manifestation is anger. Like the
drunk man in the bus station. All we see on the outside is a disgusting
man with no respect for others. We don't know his situation, we don't know
his pain. We just see the outside manifestation of his anger. Yet, all
anger has pain at its root.
In order to solve
the problem, like Neale Donald Walsch said in the book, we must look at
the cause, or the root of the problem. If we ignore the deep-rooted pain,
or the cause of the anger, the problem will not go away and we will never
fully heal.
I love Jean
Houston's analogy in the book when she likens the terrorist events to a
cancer. To further the analogy, if we rely on the doctors to remove the
problem, (like we're relying on government to solve the problem) through
surgery, but we continue to smoke, for example, than we haven't solved the
root problem, which is the cigarettes. The doctors can keep performing
surgery to remove pieces of the diseased lung, but until the culprit
(cigarettes) is stopped the problem will continue to manifest.
So I ask all of us
to not just look at the outward manifestation, which was the act of
terrorism but to look at the cause behind the bombing and to remember that
behind every lashing out in anger there is a deep-rooted pain.
Second, anger begets
anger. In the above story, the angry man angered others. When the people
at the bus station retaliated with anger it only fueled the anger that was
already in the man's heart. Eventually, the anger spread throughout the
whole bus station, leaving everyone angry. Yet the problem still
continued, and was even compounded.
I heard that in
Native American tradition they have a saying that says the man who seeks
revenge must dig two graves, one for the person he is seeking revenge
upon, and one for himself. This illustrates the principal that anger only
begets more anger.
The last principle
illustrated in the above example, was that the only thing that could
dissolve the man's anger was the pure, innocent love of a child who cared
enough to find out what was going on inside the man.
Like Alan Cohen
reiterated in the book, the quote from Gandhi that said, 'the pure love of
one person can offset the hatred of thousands.' What a powerful
illustration of the power of love.
In Alan Cohen's
story he talks about the fact that in Native American tradition one person
is assigned the role of Faith keeper. That person is responsible for
keeping the faith of the entire village, even when drought, disease or
famine is prevalent.
This is our mission
now, to become Faith keepers of peace. To keep love in our hearts, and to
see peace everywhere. We all know the power of staying centered in peace
and seeing only peace in the world until it becomes a reality.
How do we stay
centered in peace? The easiest and most natural thing that I do is 'put
myself in another's shoes.' If someone appears to be disrupting the peace,
I choose to look beyond the situation and put myself in his or her
situation. And, even though I may not know what is going on in their life,
I can sympathize with them, knowing that they must be in some kind of deep
pain in order to be so angry or act foolishly. Again, it doesn't mean I'm
condoning the behavior, only trying to see or understand the cause of
their behavior.
The second thing I
do is pray. Whenever I feel like I'm not centered in peace, I pray. I
acknowledge the perfect peace all around me. I confirm the peace of the
world, and my part in it. I utilize my chaplain training, and see
peace everywhere. As part of my prayer I see myself connected to my
friends and immediate family than connected to people in Africa,
Australia, England, China, etc. I see a ball of energy joining us all
together. And, I acknowledge that we are all one. I send love out
to the world. I see it radiating outward to everyone.
Lastly, I remind
myself of the readings and words of our great spiritual leaders. I
remember Alan Cohen's story about being a Faith keeper, then I make a
conscious decision to be one or I remember Dan Millman's statement about
not giving power to 'a small group of zealots, to not let them live in our
head rent-free.'
Like St. Francis of
Assisi said, 'while you are proclaiming peace with your lips, be careful
to have it more fully in your heart.' Once peace is in the hearts of each
and every one of us there will be no violence, there will be world peace.
But we can't expect world peace, when we can't even be at peace with our
coworker or mother. So, again the three tools I use to stay centered in
peace are: Sympathize, Pray, and Remember.
Change starts at the
individual level, then spreads like wildfire to the hearts and minds of
everyone.
Lisa Hepner has studied spirituality for
over ten years. She is a chaplain at a local church in Oregon. She
is an entrepreneur who creates inspirational products. Lisa's Book
'Peaceful
Earth' is our featured book this month.
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Quado
is a spiritual entity channeled by Carrie Hart. Carrie is a
singer, songwriter, poet, and healer. Quado first spoke to her
on November 26, 1995. In March, 1999, she began
publishing daily Quado messages on her web site at http://www.carriehart.com
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~ Suspend Judgment~
Today would be an excellent day to think
about judgment. Think about how
you apply judgment all of the time
toward the people in your life and toward the things that you do as well.
Think about how you are always sitting in judgment, when you might be
extending compassion and understanding instead.
Today, give everyone the benefit of the
doubt. Today, assume that each person is trying to do her best,
but is simply stopped short through their past experiences, emotional base
and basic abilities to achieve what they set out to achieve.
Apply this to yourself as well. Look at your
current circumstances, and instead of berating yourself for
all of the things you might have done differently, instead of this, look
at yourself with compassion and understanding. Appreciate the
courage you have had to demonstrate to get up each day and face what you have to
face, including the demons from your past. Appreciate how you always try
your very best, even though you often fail. Understand and be
compassionate toward your struggles, all of those internal struggles that seem to get
in your way, no matter what you do.
Forgive yourself for the things you have done
poorly, and those things you left undone. Forgive yourself for
these lapses, especially in cases where they can no longer be reversed,
where your apparent shortcomings led to a situation which is irretrievable,
and you must now bear the consequences.
For each of these things, understand yourself
deeply and be compassionate, remembering that you try to do your
best, always, and forgive yourself for being able to do only what you can.
Extend to yourself all of the love of the
universe, and let it enter you and heal you. Let the love flow in and
replace the shame and the guilt, the feelings that you are inadequate,
and if it weren’t for your inadequacies, everything would be so much better,
so much easier, so much more right.
Forgive yourself for all of your
shortcomings, now, in the past and in the future. For yes, you will never
achieve the state you would like, where everything you do is perfect and
complete, nothing left undone, everything anticipated perfectly, and all
action perfectly executed. No, this is not your fate, nor is it anyone’s.
Instead, we shall stumble and bumble our way
through life, leaving a string of accidents in our wake, but
always trying our best, and wishing for the best, moving forward as best we can
down our bumpy path.
And everyone else is just like you in this
regard. Everyone else carries about a burden of the past, and the
emotional baggage for some is awesome indeed. By definition, each person
tries his very best to do what he can.
And in some cases, especially where there is
impairment of the basic foundations of the mind, trying their
best may seem a ridiculous idea. But yet it is so. From the vantage
point of each person, they populate a world in which things make as much sense
as they can, and from this place, inside this world in which they have tried
to make sense of things, they are trying their best.
Some people live in a constant state of fear.
And from this vantage point, inside this world of fear and
paranoia, in which they must constantly defend against forces out to defeat them,
what they do and say makes perfect sense, and they should even be applauded
for their courage to rise each day to fight again.
And so, today, replace your judgment with
compassion, and attempt to see inside the worlds of other people.
Today, if someone says something that makes no sense at all from your
world, rather than criticizing or dismissing the views of this person, try to
delve into their world. See if you can learn enough to understand what
they see that made them say such a thing.
See if you can understand their world view,
and what there is within it that would have led them to such a
conclusion.
Extend this understanding and compassion
first to yourself, and then to others. See the world differently
today, and let it soften your heart. Let the love of the universe flow in
compassion and understanding, giving each the benefit of the doubt. Accept
that each person is doing the very best he or she can do, and
see where this attitude takes you.
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Carrie
Hart is the author of "There is a Garden", the story
of her spiritual journey from stressed executive to channeler of
Quado. Her book and CDs of original music are available on
http://www.carriehart.com.
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Practice Being
Like A Child ~ by Jim Rohn
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Remember
the master teacher once said 2000 years ago, “Unless you can
become like little children, your chances are zero, you
haven’t got a prayer.” A major consideration for adults.
Be
like children and remember there are four ways to be more like a
child no matter how old you get –
1)
Curiosity - Be curious. Childish curiosity. Learn to be curious
like a child. What will kids do if they want to know something
bad enough? You’re right. They will bug you. Kids can ask a
million questions. You think they’re through. They’ve got
another million. They will keep plaguing you. They can drive you
right to the brink.
Also
kids use their curiosity to learn.
Have you ever noticed that while adults are stepping on
ants, children are studying them?
A child’s curiosity is what helps them to reach, learn
and grow.
2)
Excitement - Learn to get excited like a child. There is nothing
that has more magic than childish excitement. So excited you
hate to go to bed at night. Can’t wait to get up in the
morning. So excited that you’re about to explode. How can
anyone resist that kind of childish magic? Now, once in awhile I
meet someone who says, “Well, I’m a little too mature for
all that childish excitement.” Isn’t that pitiful? You’ve
got to weep for these kinds of people. All I’ve got to say is,
“If you’re too old to get excited, you’re old.” Don’t
get that old.
3)
Faith - Faith like a child. Faith is childish. How else would
you describe it? Some people say, “Let’s be adult about
it.” Oh no. No. Adults too often have a tendency to be overly
skeptical. Some adults even have a tendency to be cynical.
Adults say, “Yeah. I’ve heard that old positive line before.
It will be a long day in June before I fall for that positive
line. You’ve got to prove to me it’s any good.” See,
that’s adult, but kids aren’t that way. Kids think you can
get anything. They are really funny. You tell kids, “We’re
going to have three swimming pools.” And they say, “Yeah.
Three. One each. Stay out of my swimming pool.” See, they
start dividing them up right away, but adults are not like that.
Adults say, “Three swimming pools? You’re out of your mind.
Most people don’t even have one swimming pool. You’ll be
lucky to get a tub in the back yard.” You notice the
difference? No wonder the master teacher said, “Unless you can
become like little children, your chances, they’re skinny.”
4)
Trust - Trust is a childish virtue, but it has great merit. Have
you heard the expression “sleep like a baby”? That’s it.
Childish trust. After you’ve gotten an A+ for the day, leave
it in somebody else’s hands.
Curiosity,
excitement, faith and trust. Wow,
what a powerful combination to bring (back) into our lives.
To
Your Success,
Jim
Rohn
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When
suffering comes into our lives,
we should accept it with a smile.
This is the greatest gift from God:
to have the courage to accept everything
he gives us and asks of us with a smile.
~Mother
Teresa~
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