begrens het onbegrensde dat je ook niet bent...

 

When we study human beings, we see that everything within them makes demands – the stomach asks for food; the ears ask for sounds; the eyes ask for light and colour; and the mouth, nose, and sexual organs all ask for something too. So, the whole body makes demands, which is wonderful, marvellous and natural. But there must be a head in charge of all these demands to see if it can satisfy them, otherwise there will be chaos. People will eat and drink too much or not enough, they will overexpose themselves to heat or cold; they will not hear or see the dangers. So, it is good that the body clamours for what it needs, but only as long as the head is there to guide it, and decide when to accept, when to refuse and how much to give. Demands and requests come from all sides, but the head must always be there, in order to distribute everything according to divine rules and proportions.

Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov

Gezocht levend: prins berenjager

 

 

communion

 

vlakte nederzetting gevonden in Groningen?

 

de meest en langst vereerde steen ter wereld

 

Leed met leed, ons collectieve leed in en uit de nederwereld tuin van de Balkan

 

nb: deze jongeman was een vegetarier en geboren in het sterrenbeeld leeuw.

Get into the habit of saying ‘thank you’. Yes, give thanks every minute of the day, and in every circumstance. Never stop giving thanks, even in the midst of difficulties, sorrow and suffering, for this neutralizes the poisons and heals the wounds caused by these negative states – nothing can resist gratitude. So, give thanks until you feel that everything that happens to you is for your own good. From now on, say, ‘Thank you, Lord, thank you, Lord’. Give thanks for what you do have, but also for what you do not have; for the things that delight you and for those that make you suffer. This is how you will keep the flame of life burning within you. I see that you are thinking, ‘Is that all there is to it?’ Yes, that is all, but practice this method and you will see the results.

Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov

Reactie: 

Dank je voor het bijzondere bericht over de Serviër uit Novi Sad.

Verdrietig ook. En niet gemakkelijk om aan te werken.

Leed met leed …  Ja, daar is de wetmatige aantrekking van het gelijkgeaarde ook werkzaam… Het ‘soort zoekt soort’ principe.

Als zo iemand een tijdlang in een lichte omgeving gaat wonen, dan kan hij het misschien makkelijker de baas worden.

 F.

dank F.

elk zijn  weg

tot het moment van wakker worden komt, is de weg altijd juist

ik wens hem een goede reis in zijn collectief, zijn familie karma en zijn eigen karma

een louterende reis naar Nul.

Zoom meting zondagavond 2 mei: Going Wild

 

blijf voorzichtig en waakzaam voor dit virus daar het blijft doorgolven!

 

een doordenkende wakkermaker

 

The creatures of the divine world love and respect only those who are rich. If you want to attract the attention of the entities of light and the forces of nature, you have to be wealthy, because not only will they give nothing to the poor, they will even take away what the poor have. They give to those who already have, and take from the have-nots what little they possess. In fact, in France, there is a proverb that says ‘lend only to the rich’. People have never really understood the meaning or origins of this truth; they find it cruel and unfair. Why give to the person who already has and take from the other what little they still have left? Well no, it is completely fair – heaven gives its blessings to those who have acquired spiritual wealth, whereas those who are spiritually poor and have done nothing to increase their wealth eventually lose what little they had.

Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov

leef anders....

“As you start to walk out on the way, the way appears.”
“Run from what’s comfortable. Forget safety. Live where you fear to live. Destroy your reputation. Be notorious.”
“It’s easy to stand with the crowd, but it takes courage to stand alone.”
“Don’t be satisfied with stories, how things have gone with others. Unfold your own myth.”

Rumi