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Seems simple enough! I need to drink more water, certainly, and I very much enjoyed the video. A good reminder to send positive thoughts constantly to my children, who are mostly water as I recall. A big thanks to everyone who has posted their comments here. It is comforting to know that I'm not alone, going through rollercoasters of emotions, sometimes feeling positive about the future, other times nearly catatonic with grief and concern. |
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I feel like I am the eye of the hurricane and everyone around me is going nuts. The more I understand spiritual truth the more insane sleeping people seem. I want to shake them and shout WAKE UP!
In the spiritual realm we are all hanging out and having a party! |
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~advise PLEASE!!!
As a 'lone' parent I sometimes struggle with getting the balance right on how much info/knowledge I introduce to my child about the potential 'changes' to life as we know it.... Obviously, i dont wish to scare her...and am VERY cautious when bringing up/responding to issues related to our forum here.... #Although she is a bright sensitive child who has a total belief in multiple dimensions, aliens, reincarnation, 'spiritworld' (our name for the afterlife plane) she is at present still quite emersed in her innocence to the projection of the 'matrix' reality most of us are living in.... so I contantly swing with the notion of how much do I tell her?? do I just ''let her be, and enjoy whats left of 'normality'' as she knows it?? ....and/or.... prepare her mentally and spiritually as much as I can?? #Most of her friends are from families who are 'sleeping' and 'blind to our reality' ...if I let her know too much, she is likely to discuss with friends and then risk being rejected / excluded as a 'weird kid' by those families ... She is aware that 'mum is busy with research regarding changes in our planet' and I have prepared her for the possiblilty of having to get rid of most our possessions at some point and for us to be going on a 'travelling adventure'together, and she seemed to be cool with that idea! We also talked about the possibility of 'time travel' becoming a reality for us all in her lifetime....and she jumped into my arms with joy and tears in her eyes !! ( is this a sign she is ready?) So, i guess its a case of mental/spiritual preperation -Vs- ignorance and innocence.... ??? As a parent to a child I adore and love, I obviously want to do the 'right thing' I am aware that the 'timelines' are ever changeable and what could potentially happen might not materialise....so how much preperation does a parent give their child at this time of confusion and unpredictability??? I would appreciate other parents views and some insight to how they are choosing to deal with this... beacuse I am REALLY CONFUSED! many thanks! live laugh love learn firehorse |
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This is a really worthwhile thread! And I suspect that there will be many who will read it and take comfort and support from it, 'though perhaps not post.
I'm sure each and every one of us can identify with the emotions described here. Firehorse, you wrote: 'She is aware that 'mum is busy with research regarding changes in our planet' and I have prepared her for the possiblilty of having to get rid of most our possessions at some point and for us to be going on a 'travelling adventure'together, and she seemed to be cool with that idea! We also talked about the possibility of 'time travel' becoming a reality for us all in her lifetime....and she jumped into my arms with joy and tears in her eyes !! ( is this a sign she is ready?) So, i guess its a case of mental/spiritual preperation -Vs- ignorance and innocence.... ??? As a parent to a child I adore and love, I obviously want to do the 'right thing' I am aware that the 'timelines' are ever changeable and what could potentially happen might not materialise....so how much preperation does a parent give their child at this time of confusion and unpredictability???' I feel complete admiration for how you are handling this. The bond between the two of you is obviously very strong and probably ancient. You don't mention how old she is, but it sounds to me like she will be more prepared than most when the time comes. Perhaps it is easier the younger we are....there is more of an openness. Sending loving energy to all reading this and all who haven't.... Angel of the Mists |
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I have two daughters of 15 and 10 years old. The elder is becoming more and more engaged in writing, analyzing and experiencing the world (and as a father I might NOT always agree in how she approaches boys...but I guess I am to grow into that as well...gnnnn). The younger is a sensible, sensitive, intuitive girl sometimes living in her own world.
I believe that one thing is extremely important: To help the child to awaken to the world. To think for themselves. To recieve the world in their own way. In this also lies the right to revolt to the parents. But also of course to get inspired by them. For me this means that I try to act as a good example as a father and a human being (although this sometimes is tested to the extreme...). I do not wish to introduce them into some of the issues of urgency that happens in the world today. But when they ask me of their own curiosity - I answer them...I also pursue the questions with counter questions, so that they themselves start to wonder and search. May that question be regarding why the sky is blue, global warming or the meaning of a strange dream and what it means to be the guardian of the family as I am and share with one elder relative. The elder daughter is, however quite intellectual, very spiritual and sensitive for the echoes of the unknown. And I tries to support her - not as a teacher, but in my way of being open and non-judging. She has had some ghost experiences, but is not afraid. I have shared them with her, myself trying to connect with the ghosts to be certain that no harm is at hand. But I think it so very important not to convince, nor convert your children into you own ways of experiensing the world; they really must do that travel themselves. I may show them that I am there, not as a teacher/priest - but a friend and support and inspiration. I have a friend who is very much into Angels and aspect of that. She has also integrated her three children very much into that way of look onto the world, and I must say that I disagree with that - they should not be sucked into your believes and excercises at early ages. It might even do more harm than help them. You should not as a parent act as a spiritual teacher to your own kids, unless you really consider yourself being a true spiritual master. Show them that there are many trues. That the universe is open to many ways of percieving it. That you as a being is here to experience and reflect and most important of all - to do your own thinking. The seeds sown into the children of your's will grow, but never in the ways you expect. If you are lucky, they will share some of their spirictual search with you later on. But you should also expect that they will superceed you! I often come back to Khalil Gibrain's "the Prophet", which has helped me so much in the life: On Children Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself. They come through you but not from you, And though they are with you yet they belong not to you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts, For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls, For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday. You are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth. The archer sees the mark upon the path of the infinite, and He bends you with His might that His arrows may go swift and far. Let our bending in the archer's hand be for gladness; For even as He loves the arrow that flies, so He loves also the bow that is stable. Quote:
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'Show them that there are many trues. That the universe is open to many ways of percieving it. That you as a being is here to experience and reflect and most important of all - to do your own thinking.
The seeds sown into the children of your's will grow, but never in the ways you expect. If you are lucky, they will share some of their spirictual search with you later on. But you should also expect that they will superceed you!' This I know to be true! I believe the role of parent is to provide a safe place for children to learn and for these 'beings' in small bodies to grow into and remember who they really are. My two girls are now in their twenties; both beautiful and both very different in how they view life. One is much more open to what we are talking about on this forum, the other is not. And I'm not sure I know how to deal with that, except to take advantage of opportunities when they present themselves, and to use language that doesn't sound too off the wall. And allow both of them to do their own thinking. Angel |
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ThanKyou Angel and I AM.....great to hear those viewpoints..and of course alot of insight there!! I have posted this as an independent thread as I feel it is an important question for so many......
I have always loved that Khalil gibrains THE PROPHET...totally beautiful and very true words! Luckily, I have developed into the type of person who does very much believe that we dont 'own' our children..we are temporary guardians who are blessed by the lessons children bring forth to us!! My girl is age 11 now, and as it has always just been just the two of us since birth, we have an incredibly close bond... Sometimes, as a human being with flaws I get it wrong and can fail in being the best example..but she never judges, as she knows that I am 'there for her 100%' when she needs me!! I guess the main thing is to keep communication open and continue letting her just interprete her world in her own sweet way! I do feel better for having shared and 'aired' this openly, because it had started to become a 'stuck' worry that I just couldnt share easily with family of friends. Thankyou again people for such lovely thoughtful relflective response! it makes the world of difference to feel the support and identification of others! blessings to all of you on this forum! firehorse |
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Thank YOU Firehorse for sharing and being so open.
Daring to question your parentship and relationship with your children is a very brave thing to do. Daring to be wrong sometimes even braver. THX |
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Just to acknowledge your sharing, Firehorse:
'I guess the main thing is to keep communication open and continue letting her just interprete her world in her own sweet way! I do feel better for having shared and 'aired' this openly, because it had started to become a 'stuck' worry that I just couldnt share easily with family of friends.' Such a big YES came to me when I read the above...on two counts. The importance of keeping communication open and letting her interpret her world in her way, which means listening, and also the pain and discomfort of 'stuck worries'. It's sooo important that we create a space that is safe for that kind of sharing. And I echo I_Am in saying 'Thank you' for having that kind of courage ![]() Love and courage to all of you, Angel Last edited by Angel of the Mists; 09-14-2008 at 08:24 PM. |
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A thousand thankyous !! It has sincerely helped sharing this..as i said before, i believe many parents will be experiencing this quandry...and for today, right now..I have a sense of peace and OK'ness ....thanks to the lovely comments made!!!!
I will close on this subject now, because this is a thread for 'general concerns' and i dont wish this subject to dominate. Look forward to others coming forward with whatever is on their mind... live laugh love learn fire |
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Great thread. I have been trying to cope as well from all the backlash I get from co-workers, friends, etc. It makes it hard to function in a normal everyday environment when everyone else is living in this Matrix.
People are just too busy living in the "Tick Tock" of everyday life to stop and ask questions about their existence. Alot of amazing and wonderful people on here that I can finally relate to. All you guys and gals are amazing! Much appreciation for all of you.
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hiya Oneness and keoki!! hope you continue to find this thread beneficial in content, please do come and share anything on your mind! I think so many of us will resonate with the frustrations of being surrounded by people in our daily lives who really have NO DAMN IDEA of the reality of our existence!!! So many never think to question it..apart from when things go bad..suddenly they might develop an instant relationship with 'god', in the hope their mess can be sorted LOL... It is clear from this forum that there are many thousands out there who share our perspective . WE ARE DEFINATELY NOT ALONE! sending ((((((((LOVE LOVE LOVE)))))))))))))))) to all of YOU!! keep the faith |
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Hi All,
It is comforting to read these threads. I also have difficulty in adopting to daily routine as some of you may also do. After all the readings and conversations I did, I feel I sense the overall reason of my being here on earth at this time. But sometimes I feel lost as to what my real purpose here. to be more specific, what specific lessons should I learn from this incarnation on earth at this time...I really would like to know the answer to that. some of the answers I asked for came to me in terms of books, websites, or conversations with people. I am really grateful for that. But sometimes I can not help but feel a bit detached and feel unmotivated to do anything... anybody feel that way too ? I dont know maybe I should try regressive hypnosis to check out my previous lifes
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I feel that way Tolga. It is like they get so scared of anything out of their ordinary dull lives. I know I used to be that way, afraid of anything that the preacherman said to be afraid of. I thank my Creator that I woke up! I am so much happier now even knowing all of this. Life is better for me.
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feels good to know you are not alone.
I am also happier that I got a lot of questions answered. I believe that collective consciousness will be raised and we will have a better future in the world, we have to belive that to make it happen. on the other hand I also feel like a student in a college who forgot what classes he enrolled dont know which areas I need more work... hopefully i will figure it out.
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Tolga.....I so loved your comment about feeling like the student in a college who forgot what classes he enrolled in!!! That is just so wonderfully apt! There are many of us here in similar places....and the ones who seem to know what classes they enrolled in will have their moments when they can't remember what day it is!
What I loved about your posting was your absolute honesty and openness. Yes, we say we each need to find our own way, but also I would say that we are here to support each other in finding our way......and remembering the classes the we enrolled for. And....sometimes we discover if we turn up in a different class, that actually, it was all intented in the first place.....we just didn't realize it! Stay with us and lets get through these strange times together! Angel of the Mists |
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I'm here again! I've just posted for Tolga, but as I was sitting in front of my screen I felt really over whelmed with a wonderful feeling of connection with you all......I experience this on the forum, but especially on this thread. There seems to be a wonderfully loving and supporting resonance here, generated by each of you, which can only stregthen each of us more and remind us that we are all completely connected within that collective consciousness.
Thank you my Avalon family! Angel
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was feeling/seeing dark circle, like a black polo mint... closing in on us
any instant understanding? |
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I certainly appreciate the frustrations of trying to communicate these issue to friends/loved ones/co workers... ![]() goodness knows i have gone thru every human emotion since my eyes were opened...and i guess that is the key..'being human..human beings'...we are all just doing the best with what we have to go on!! I learnt early on to compartmentalise what i was learning and strategize how i could integrate this knowledge into my own life while trying to tell others!!! ( not easy !!) my immediate family are totally baffled by even basic stuff regarding politics/world conflict/global issues, so i have had to seperate from them emotionally than i would have chose...but for me, there is no going back.....this journey gets more interesting by the day!!!personally have had to be very careful to use language that people will identify with...so instead of wading in and blurting out " THE ALIEN INVASION IS COMMMINGGG!!!!" ARGHHHH instead, i might say something like..."your probably aware of the global conflict getting bigger from TV? well, i have recently come across information which is very interesting and might open your eyes to something bigger going on...would you be interested??" i usually manage to get some people willing to go on the net to research.... sometimes, i get 'the look' followed by the comments.." ohh not you aswell believing all those conspiracy theories...i thought u would know better than to get involved with all that rubbish!" that is when i politely back off..and dont waste my energy trying to convince....just move onto the next person who might listen lol.... try not to panic !! i know its hard to juggle ordinary chores and the daily grind, but you are doing your bit out there....just keep trusting your instincts..it doesnt matter if other dont believe...you just do things your own sweet way regardless!!! stay close to those who share your views! namaste Last edited by Colin; 09-08-2008 at 09:46 PM. Reason: Fixed quote |
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Beautiful words from beautiful souls!!!
Here is a beautiful video for MotherEarth! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zogqRIsB_g Namaste!!!
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Ahhh... support.
From me it always comes in the form of love. Come to think of it, love surrounds me. I do not fear for my children. They knowingly CHOSE to be here. THEY are going to save the planet more than we. They've got far less programming to contend with. My sons, 6 and 3 manifest things and KNOW it. They speak of other lives in casual convo because I've not made them feel freakish for doing so. I see the slumbering humans. They can hardly see me, now. I cast my love upon them because THEY are me, too. I turn any emotion I generate that vibrates lower than love (forcibly, sometimes) beck into love as soon as I can handle it. The more I practice it? The quicker the turn-a-round. That's my mission. My assignment. I'm a love spreader. :-) Cause, really? Not a damn thing in the universe matters more. So why waste my time doing ANYTHING else? LOVELOVELOVE and more love for anyone who needs it. Last edited by conjuredUp; 09-08-2008 at 09:07 PM. |
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Yes, these are wise words..and i also feel the same in my spiritual outlook..especially about children choosing us and it all being played out as it is needed! I guess earlier what i was trying to say, is that sometimes its not easy to stay in that 'benign' realm all of the time..especially juggling everyday demands and kids! Fear is an ego associated feeling..and sometimes whether we like it or not we can get caught up in fear as a response to outside situations or events we are not expecting.... i alternate between total serenity of things unfolding.. a 'knowingness' that all is just fine either way...to experiencing total grief over the state of things and how much pain there is for most people in this 3rd density realm... its great there are so many out there willing to share their thoughts/feelings experiences so we can hopefully all become more balanced and in harmony with ourselves in the moment! right now..i B R E A T H E in love....and exhale the negative! namaste! Last edited by Colin; 09-08-2008 at 09:47 PM. Reason: Fixed quote |
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