Weekly LightBlast: Asking For Anwers a message from Jamye Price

Weekly LightBlast: Asking For Anwers
a message from Jamye Price
Thursday, 17 April, 2014

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Sweet Blessed Being, you have within the information around you, the core truths of your experience.  You have written them, remembered them, forgotten them and are rewriting them.  You are created in the image of God because that is what a Creator does, create within the scope of creation itself, expanding.  That is you.  You see this truth in the stars around you, for you are elementally same though your form and function are different.  You see this truth within the reactions around you for you respond with gravity and resistance, shaping movement.  You see around you Life in all forms; from other people, to animals, to plants, to planets and you assume the separation to be real.  And it is.  What is real?  What is true to you and your biological creative mechanism is real.  The now moment is ‘real.’  Your biomechanism touches form, sees form and it becomes real.  You think form and it also becomes real, as when you think the past or future, your body has a chemical response.  What has been forgotten is the forming.  What has been forgotten is the formless form.  The Asking For Answers begins again.  And you create anew.

Separation in your human form, on your earth plane is real, for it is real to this plane of form.  You know there is more to the story - the unity, but you must connect through the separation that is real to your form.  Asking begins inside the self.  There is an observance of the outer, an unknown or ‘disconnect’ on the inner and the connection, the Answer is sought.  The question?  It is you, Creator, connecting the separation.  How deep is your willingness to connect?  Surrender the question to the depths of your core, and your truth responds.  Surrender your truth to the core of Life and the yet unknown, invisible truth responds.  The truth beyond what is known.  The surrender is the Asking, Answer yet unknown.  How often do you Ask, expecting that you already know the answer?  In these instances, you do not fully Ask, nor do you fully open to the Answer.  You merely challenge Life to meet you in the same place.  Your surrender, your openness is part of connecting to the invisible, the unknown, the Answer.  That is moving beyond the circle, spiraling to ever greater expansion.

Connection, or Answer, or form, is invisible at first.  It is unknown.  Its infinitesimal form speaks to the particles in you that are congruent with its size.  It speaks with your emotions, for they are as minute in form and vast in function as the answer itself.  It speaks to your thoughts, standing just outside the reach of what has already been.  As you open the heart and mind, you expand into new answers.  You create new solution.  You expand Life into brilliant Love.

As we sit to Blast Asking for Answers, we are aligning our hearts with the pulse of the universe, racing to the passion of creation and the stillness of embrace.  We are freeing our minds of the burdens of the past and opening to the presence of mind that connects Self with Source.  We are reaching beyond the moment into the form of the future as it spins into the catalyst of our Light.  We are the bright beacons of remembrance that uphold grace in the reflection of humanity learning to thrive.  We are the future in the now, evolving past into present creativity, realizing the beauty in the challenges and delights, as we shine ever brighter in Love.  Blast on!

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Four Winds: A New House Built on Dreams and Not Pain

Four Winds: A New House Built on Dreams and Not Pain
http://thefourwinds.com/newsletters/english_version_more_mar.html

"Early trauma is commonly associated with social ills—from drug abuse and sexually risky behavior, psychological problems that range from depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia to deficits in attention and impulse control. Recent research shows that adverse childhood events can affect gene regulation and expression as long forgotten memories can remain etched in an individual’s luminous energy field (LEF) and the neural networks in the brain. Even experiences that occurred when an infant was still developing in the womb can affect the LEF and neural networks.

The LEF serves as a blueprint for what happens within the body. Disturbances in the energy can manifest as cancer, autoimmune disorders, pain, inflammation, or other imbalances and ailments. Neural networks act like blueprints as well, dictating the forms and structures of the psyche. The anger you feel in response to a missed airline flight or a perceived slight by a coworker may be very old anger that lays dormant in your neural networks and expresses itself in the present whenever it is triggered by an overly sensitive warning system for danger. The threat is not to your person but to your pride and sense of self. Yet you either shout like a ram attacking a rival head-on, or retreat with the intensity of a rabbit running from a coyote. Brooding, retreating, and scheming become art forms as you respond to life as if it had a personal vendetta against you.

We all do this, although some of us develop better mechanisms of denial than others, a favorite being to blame our circumstances and other people. “If only he didn’t…If only she wasn't…If it weren’t for my terrible luck.” We write stories to support our sense of entitlement to jealousy, or resentment about the gap between what our lives were supposed to be and what they have become.

When neural networks determine your emotions and the thoughts that surround them, a mildly irritating situation that should frustrate you for only a few moments can become a source of rage and aggression, or fear and depression. Your future becomes dictated by the past as you become caught in the web of cause-and-effect.

If you are to break free of suffering from the same old problems you’ve struggled with for years, many of your neural networks—the blueprints for structures of thought, feeling, and behavior—need to be replaced. But who will be the architect who draws up new blueprints? And will this architect maintain a fear-response system that serves you well in times of physical danger without constructing a palace of pain that traps you in old responses to new situations?

You have the capacity to choose a new destiny rather than the one dictated to you by the events of the past and the DNA you inherited from your parents, grandparents, and ancestors. You can begin to draw a new blueprint when you consciously recognize that you have been using one that no longer serves you. You begin sketching a new one, actually generating new structures in your brain, when you start detoxifying your body, your thoughts, and your emotions. The sketch is filled in further when you employ shamanic practices for communicating with the invisible world, the realm of all creation where every tool is available to you. The old habits and stories of persecution begin to fade as you draw new lines, imagine new rooms to inhabit, and conceive of an entirely new structure for your life. With the invisible realm of Spirit nurturing, guiding, and inspiring you, you feel confident in what you are building for yourself.

A man I knew lived in a house that was built from a kit sold in a Sears Roebuck’s catalogue many decades ago. It was solid, small, and practical, and it suited him well. As the years went by and his circumstances changed, he outgrew the little home. Its charms were lost on him, and he longed for a house more appropriate for the life he was living and the life he wished to create. Should he find another home he would surely outgrow someday? Should he build a new one? And what if that one turned out to be unsuitable years later when his life changed again?

We live for a time here, and for a time there, letting go of the familiar and stepping into the unknown with faith and curiosity. We can learn to be like the hunters and gatherers of ancient times, the nomads who trusted in their abilities as builders, creators, planners, and dreamers. Their faith came from knowing they could rely on more than their wits or the structures created by those who came before them. They could speak with the force that moved the rivers and pushed the seedlings up through the soil. They could listen to the advice of the clouds and the sun, the tides and the herds, and find the wisdom at the intersection of the visible and the invisible. And on that spot, they could build a new home."