I participated in both Fire The Grid exercises.
I was much, much more excited, anticipatory and expectant about the first
time than the second.
I believe each meditation was an opportunity to hold a higher vibration to help
the planet on it's way…
Hello;
I wanted to know if anyone has participated in Fire the Grid. Whether you have or haven't I would like to know your views on the movement. If you have participated, if you can share some of your experience and where you think the movement is…
Hello, I'm a hubby and a dad of three. I've come to realize that we all travel our own paths in this life. I would like to share mine with this blog. It is my hope that in sharing my discoveries, fears, bad days and good days that those reading this will take something positive away that will make any part of their lives better. I've started to really explore my life and like to talk about anything and everything. So welcome and blessings to you as I go on my adventure of finding my way.
In a world where you were pursuing your deepest, most heartfelt callings, what would you be doing?
Helping others in whatever way would be possible
What is the most important thing you have learned in your life?
I think there are many but this is the first thing that came to mind.
That anger just creates more anger and we are all the same. we all are scared at times and we all have insecurities. the key is to recognize this and work with it rather than fight it.
Describe a belief that you previously held and then subsequently changed. What caused you to change your mind?
I grew up Roman Catholic so that was my previosue belief in my late teens and early twenty's Iw as very disenchanted with religion. I discovered a refreshing perspective with Wicca and really consider myself most in alignment with those ideas. Currently I think respect for others beliefs is the path I follow. I do have my own and I share them when asked (look below) I thin what caused me to change was I started paying attention to how thigns felt from my heart. what felt right for me.
Who do you admire most in the world (past and/or present) and why?
I do not admire anyone in particular. I admire all of those who have faced their fears since I think all of us have doen this in one form or another I can say I admire everyone. :o)
At this turbulent moment in history, what do you think is the most important thing a person can do to help humankind (and the rest of the planet) survive the many dangers that confront us?
The most important thing a person can do is be true to themsleves and listen to their heart. I think that if they do this they will find the peace in love in themselves. In turn they will have a positive impact on all of those they meet. I think this is the most effective way to change our world.
What are your answers to the big questions: Who are we? Where are we from? Why are we here? Where are we headed?
I think we are divine, I think we are part of God (or whatever name or title you want) as God is a part of us. I think we have always been here, I think we have experienced many lives in many forms. I think we do this to experience life in all it's beauty and magnificence. I don't know where we are headed currently but I think that's what makes it exciting and opens the possibilities.
Why did you decide to join this community?
To meet like minded folks and maybe not so like minded so that we can communicate and share.
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Wow, there aren't many folks left with NHNE who started the journey with us 15 years ago on AOL. Nice to hear that NHNE has played a small part in your spiritual journey. And the next time you are in Sedona, you'll need to look me up. Maybe we can hit the trails together and see some ruins...
Also, the name you were thinking of was Gordon Michael Scallion. Believe it or not, the guy is still cranking out predictions, even after all his horrendously embarrassing misses. The special report I wrote about him still has a home on NHNE that curious minds can dig up...
Hi Epi. Welcome. You sound like a very interesting fellow. I look forward to getting to know you better. I love the template you are using on your blog. Also appreciated the drug issue that came up with your artist daughter. And the song you posted, Padmasambhara, is amazing!