Source Energy and Donald Trump

We came into our bodies from a non-physical perspective. At our demise, we withdraw consciousness from this physical experience and re-emerge into the non-physical reality from whence we came. 

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At the point of your physical demise, you feel yourself as the culmination of all that you have become. It is an exhilarating experience to, at one moment, leave behind all doubt, fear, worry, self-denial and become the full recognized Being that you truly are. 

We are all a part of Source Energy. Like a drop of water is part of the ocean (we benightedly call Divine Intelligence, God, Jehovah or Allah, but those epithet's were created and defined by humankind). We make the decision to come into a physical body to experience, to learn, for the maturation of the soul/spirit/energy. Unfortunately, most of us forget who we really are; as Mufasa tells his son Simba, in 'The Lion King', "You are more than what you have become." 

We are Source Energy, experiencing as a human species. This inner guide is always there to guide us in the right direction. The compass, if you will, is our emotions, how we feel. When dealing with challenges, most people turn their boats upstream and paddle against the current instead of going with the flow. There is a positive progression to everyone's life that flows toward Source. Find that flow, let go of the oars and Divine Intelligence will carry you.

The law of attraction is responding to our thoughts on a collective basis as well. The fear, hurt, harm, Wars and hate, are all a culmination of an extremely negative collective energy.

Our dysfunctional problem is, we're always looking for a scapegoat, always looking to blame rather than come up with a resolution. War is most certainly not the answer; as Marvin Gaye crooned, "only love can conquer hate." 

When we move toward Source Energy, we feel better, when we move away, we feel worse and negative things occur.

In the 21st century, to our peril, society is moving at a rapid rate away from Source Energy, but there is a way to return and it's not through antediluvian evangelical mythology.

Barack Obama was the United States president for 8 years. During his time in office, hate based on his race and fear of losing this pseudo power from some members of the Caucasoid race, is what has produced the emergence of a despotic American commander-in-chief in 2017. Essentially, our abhorrent collective consciousness (our odious thoughts) asked for it and that is what we have been given. 

It's not just those people who despised Obama because of his race, but some African Americans are culpable as well. Those who participated in the deleterious rhetoric in forums, news feeds and chat-rooms prevalent throughout the Internet, have contributed to the negative energy that permeates our global culture. 

As a result, we have created this very tumultuous situation based on the fact that "energy flows where attention goes." Our attention in the U.S., specifically from the past two presidencies: 8 years of Bush and 8 years of Obama, because of our emotions, fears and mutual disrespect, has landed our planet on the precipice of global destruction.

But there's a way out and that way is through love. We must put away the labels. Source Energy is not concerned with one's religious denominations, race, or political affiliations. It is a universal energy predicated on unconditional love and if we don't start collectively walking toward that light, we will continue on the path of self-annihilation. 

Find and focus on things that make you smile, that make you laugh, that make you feel good. Take a walk with a close friend or walk in nature.

Listen to smooth jazz or to your favorite g-rated music, or Mozart (even if Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is not necessarily your music genre of choice, you'll be surprised how soothing and inspirational the great composer's music can be).

Whatever you do, stay on the high road because that is where Source Energy resides.

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Frog and the Stork

The image of the Frog choking the Stork is one of my favorites. The little determined critter is boldly saying, "I'm not going down without a fight." "You can't swallow me if I have you by the neck, so brother, we're at an impasse!" This is what life is about. We've all heard the cliches, such as, "Into each life some rain must fall," "It's always darkest before the storm." "This too shall pass," and so many more.

But don't you hate when people start using these bromides? You know they are true; they've withstood the test of time, but it's not really what you want to hear at that particular time. In your mind you're thinking, "sure, that's easy for you to say, you're not in my predicament so get the hell out of my face." That's what you want to say but you don't. You just say thank you and go back to being miserable.

Here's the thing, as difficult as it may be, you must do all you can to remain positive because that is the energy you need to emit to extricate yourself from your negative dilemma.

"Energy flows where attention goes." That's why your energy has to be positive.

So you ask the questions, "How can I remain positive when bill collectors are knocking on my door?" "How can I remain positive when I could lose my home?" "How can I remain positive when my job sucks but I have no other choice but to continue working there?" "How do I remain positive when I have a serious medical condition?"

If the bill collector is not about to put you in jail, there's reason to celebrate. You can't pay what you don't have. Stay positive and go for a walk or go to the gym. If you're facing foreclosure or eviction, do what you can to find agencies that can assist you,if you're past the point of getting assistance, start looking for another place to live, it's not the end of the world, people are evicted all day, every day.

Struggling on your job? Make the best you can of the situation, keep a smile on your face and in your heart and persevere while looking for another job.

When you get off from work, don't lie down, don't wallow in self-pity, go for a walk, drink water, and exercise.

If you're facing a life-threatening situation, face it with courage and stand up in the face of your physical demise because that's a road that everyone will go down.

Actor Chazz Palminteri, who typically plays gangster roles, had a very simple line in the movie, "Boss of Bosses," which has become one of my favorite quotes.

His mob crime boss, Carlo, was on his death bed. The crime boss was scared of what might happen to him after death. He lamented, "the majority of my life I've been bad, I've killed people and had people killed." Palminteri calmly stated as he stood over the dying man's bed, "Hey, nobody gets out alive."

That's a fact, "nobody gets out alive," but energy never dies. Energy moves into form (birth), through form (life), and out of form (physical death) and the cycle is repeated.

Always, keep your head up!