zero point awakening

Aug 14

August 14

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Today, August 14th use to be the day my sister celebrated her birth. She was born two years after me. Her name was Ann. She had three children, and managed to become a pro at many different kinds of jobs. She was an Arborist for a time, a bindery worker, a stock car driver, mechanic, and even part of a road paving crew. She had many adventures in her life as well. One of the first, when she was only about 16 she hitch-hiked to California from our home in Ontario, Canada. Luckily she was picked up by a friendly trucker who took her the whole distance. There were many more places she went, and things she did that I was not aware of.
I always thought of her as a very strong individual. She was not afraid to do anything. She was fiercely independent, and pulled her own weight. The last time I saw my sister was on a trip back to my home town. She had split up with her husband. He had ended up with the kids, and she was working on the road paving thing. She wouldn’t tell me all that was going on but I knew there were problems. She called me one time to borrow some money. I had nothing to lend her. A few months later I received a phone call. My sister had ended her life on the evening of her 37th Birthday. August 14th is now the anniversary of her death.

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Feb 01

It’s Just About Finding a Way

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Abraham says that it is only a matter of finding a way, any way, to soften the focus you are holding. This is so exciting to know because to me this means that I can find any way to do it. I know that anything I think and keep thinking becomes a habit of vibration, and that can be called a belief. So in order to change my focus from what I don’t want to what I do want I know it is simply a matter of changing the thoughts I am thinking, or to put it another way to start telling a new story.
The new story does not have to be real, or have anything to do with my current reality. So how easy is that, it can basically be anything. Let your imagination run wild. Doesn’t that get you excited? It gets me excited. All I have to do is make up a story and keep telling it.

Feel your way through it…
Stay away from the “beating yourself up” words
Be easy on yourself
Just take a small step at a time

Don’t be afraid of reaching and not making it,
Poke around the vibration you are at
Make peace with where you are,
Then imagine what it would feel like to be in a better feeling place
I like the fact that I know what to do, and I will know it when I feel it
It’s about finding just a little piece of it so you can start beating the drum of that new vibration to start moving in that direction. Like this,

I can start where I am. I know it does me no good to beat myself up. I am so glad that I know what I know. I am so glad I have the time to do the work I need to do to start changing my vibration. SO glad I know what to do and it is so easy to do. It is so easy that I can do it anywhere. It is so easy that I am starting to have more clarity on what exactly I need to do. And that simply is to use my imagination to play with the vibrations of a new story. Any story, there are no rules, no right or wrong. The only condition on it is that I know it must make me feel better. So I can make up any story I want. I can start writing my new story. Making it up as I go along. How exciting is that. I think that is pretty darn exciting.

Ok here it is my new story. I have a beautiful imagination. It surprises me all the time. I love making up new stories and the more I do it the more it just happens so effortlessly. There was a time when I struggled with telling a new story. But I have found the key to getting to that place now. I just made up a story and started telling myself that story. That is so simple that it feels like cheating doesn’t it. I love that feeling of cheating, it reminds me that well-being abounds. It is like having a rich uncle and you’re his favourite niece. I will never, ever have anything to worry about again. A rich uncle, mmmm that sounds like another story I could develop.

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Jan 31

Being a Parent

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There is a Persian myth of the first two parents who loved their children so much that they ate them up. God thought, “Well, this can’t go on.” So he reduced parental love by something like ninety-nine and nine-tenth percent, so parents wouldn’t eat up their children. —Joseph Campbell

I first read about this myth in Elizabeth Lesser’s book Broken Open. I was reminded of it today when I watched my son holding and smiling at his new born daughter. First of all you have to understand I my son does not smile that much. I have seen him crack a smile every once in a while, usually just before dashing away. Today I witnessed a full 10 minutes or more of steady smiling. I can’t say I blame him though, she is a cutie.

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Jan 30

Bizarre Things

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Just sitting here on a lazy Saturday night drinking a glass of wine watching Matrix Energetics Videos on You tube and then I start thinking of the craziest things. Like a very cool new game to play. With your Imagination think of things you could do. Just don’t use your logical lefty, brain that is.

So first thing that shot into my brain as I watched my new kitten walking around looking for trouble, was that I have such a fabulous opportunity. Yes unlike my new kitty there I can actually do pretty well anything I please. Like, I could, even though it is Saturday evening at 11:45 pm I could get in my Jeep and head east and by 4 in the AM I could be in Penticton. Such a strange thought to think. Logically I would never do it, but if I was more spontaneous I could do that. Of course we don’t do things like that because we have little programs running in us saying things like,

You need to get 8 hours sleep each night

Weekends are the time for getting things caught up,

You need a holiday segment of a least a week to take a big trip to Penticton

I have laundry to do

What if the Jeep breaks down?

You don’t take a big trip without planning and packing first

That’s a lot of gas

AND, it just isn’t logical to go all that way and just turn around and come back after a few hours.

Right??

One day I am going to be more free,

And one day I will be the one that calls you to say I am in Greece after having lunch with you the day before. And one day I will be the one that explains to you how you don’t have to get sick ever again. And one day I will be the one that lets you know how much power you actually have to play with.

We are in this wonderful, exciting playground, and all we usually do is walk around in a daze observing the stuff that is already manifest. It’s time we grabbed our golden opportunity and start playing around with it. As my mom use to say as she played Eucre with her friends,

“are you in?”

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Dec 31

The Story You Tell is the Basis for your Life

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Are you aware of your story? We all tell a story, to ourselves, to our loved ones, to who ever will listen. Have you ever really reflected on the story you are telling? There is growing evidence that we create our experience from our intent, our beliefs, and our most often focused on thoughts. We have all heard it. Most of us think we know what it means. Many feel they have tried but it doesn’t work for them.

The nature of our existence is of oneness with everything around us. We are creating everything we experience. In our limited perspective it is hard to grasp but we really are capable of much, much more than what we think we are.

Over 60 years ago, in the 50’s there was a group of people interested in learning how far we could go with technology. What I am going to tell you about is one of these experiences outside the conventional thinking of the time. A man named Ottis Carr was using the information he had received from Tesla to experiment with space travel. Ottis Carr had worked with Tesla. He witnessed the brilliance of this man, who only wanted to help mankind, get snuffed out by competitive, controlling powerful men only interested in their own idea of how the world had to work. They stopped Tesla just like they continue to stop any who get too close to shutting down their competitive, monetary system.

Ottis Carr continued Tesla’s work to the point of creating a hovering craft that was able to move, in one experiment, a distance of ten miles using only the energy of the conscious attention of the occupants. They “tuned into” where they wanted to be and then they were there. I look at this example of higher thinking and the hardest thing for me to believe is that it took place nearly 60 years ago. I am working on knowing that we are not victims, and being the co-creators that we are it makes me very curious about why we get so close and then back off. Have we just been playing a cat and mouse game with ourselves all this time? Are we really enjoying this drama happening all around us? It has the feeling of, hearing my mother calling me in for supper while I was right in the middle of creating a really exciting small world in the sandbox and didn’t want to leave. The only difference is that now I feel it is not that we are being called into supper, but something far more exciting. Now that we have experienced physical life in all the ways that we have, we are ready to open our eyes and finally see what we have been hiding from ourselves all this time.

We can all do this. We need to first stop thinking the way we do. We need to know that our imagination is the powerful key and our intent is the steering wheel. We too could be creating wonderful experiences everyday of our existence. Instead many people reach into their imagination and pull out the most horrendous and truly awful stuff to use as the ingredients of their life stories. You see, we are already using our imaginations to create the things we don’t want in our lives. If we were taught from the time we were little how our imagination works, and that we were here to explore the great adventure available to us, there would be no problem in creating what we want. If we were taught when we were little that it was OK to start over, and that the past does not equal the future, we would be living a very different life right now. Right now there is a lot of help out there. People like Burt Goldman, Adam King, Bruce Lipton, Wayne Dyer, Gregg Braden, Bob Proctor, Esther & Jerry Hicks, Larry Crane, and many more are showing us ways to turn things around and use our power.

Telling a new story is an attitude; it’s a way of living. You must never tell your story about what is happening in your life in the present unless you like what that is. What you need to do is make it up as you go along using your desires and dreams to fill in the details. Start just by telling yourself your new stories and letting go of the need to tell others how it “really is”. Like everything you practice it will get easier to do. You will soon find your “real” life shifting and changing to emulate the story you tell.

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Dec 24

No Such Thing as a Germ

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What I believe about my health has DRAMATICALLY changed over the years. I remember the many stages I have gone through. Each of them a place of better understanding, and appreciation for knowing more. Today I find myself at another, very new to me, perspective that is even better than the last. First I will tell you the other perspectives that brought me to this one.

Many years ago when I was working for other people I felt overly responsible for my position and for me it would be too much pain to feel the guilt of being sick from work, so knowing about the power of my words I would state to myself all the time, “I only get sick on the weekend” And sure enough that is exactly what happened. I didn’t miss any days of work, but I still got sick on my own time.

I think I’ve always had the belief that you just don’t get sick in the summer. I remember hearing about friends having a cold in August and it felt unbelievable to me. It’s like I must think that germs and viruses just vanish in the nice weather.

This eventually led me to thinking and believing that we all get sick now and then so I choose to limit to only once a year. I felt I was powerful enough to keep it away, but I guess I felt it was only fair to give into it once a year. What a weird thing to think now that I see it from where I am now. As if I knew I could influence my health but I felt like I was cheating so I gave myself a penalty for being healthy. BY the way, you guessed it, my health followed my thinking and I would only get sick once a year.

I eventually figured that if it is all about germs and viruses then I just have to avoid the little critters to stay healthy. This went hand in hand with my new understandings in building up my immune system through better nutrition, rest, and exercise. DURING THIS phase I would be scrupulous about washing hands and touching things. Working around small children all the time is, as a friend of mine says, like working in a Petri-dish. I would never eat around the children for fear of transferring those germs into my own system. Through this thinking I feel I actually took a step backwards because there are just too many moving parts to be in control of, and of course you are going to slip up. And sure enough I would slip up and would be sick now and then and I would then look back to what I did to cause it. I always found it to be some instance when I had let down my guard.

I think many people are at this place now. These days many people are getting into eating better and taking better care of their bodies. This is a great thing and I am not saying there is any thing wrong in this. But I will say that this is still a limited way of perceiving our true power.

Another big leap came when I adjusted my reaction to the symptoms of what I used to call the beginning of being sick. Where I used to say “Dam, I messed up and caught something, now I am sick”, I instead started saying, “Good I feel my immune system working.” Then I would send my immune system my love and appreciation for giving me the signs of a wonderful system that keeps me healthy. I am not kidding you it has happened a half dozen times now and each and every time my symtoms just disappear within hours.

This brings me to what I just discovered,

Listening to a series of health lectures I heard Larry Crane say “there is no such thing as a germ”.

“Interesting”, I thought. Then I really thought about it. Actually I really like that. Could it be true? Well, what do I know about reality. I know that we create our own reality through the thoughts we think and the way we perceive our environment (this environment that is made up of energy). So I am convinced that Larry is right, there are no such things as germs. And it would be in my best interest to think about that as much as possible. So I am.

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Dec 12

Abundance

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This morning I ate these wonderful tiny mandarin oranges. The taste was out of this world. It got me thinking about cherries.

I LOVE fresh cherries, but it is one fruit that only comes around once a year. That, to me, is totally unfortunate. Each year during cherry season I gleefully devour cherries by the bagful, the whole time wishing and hoping the end will not come too quickly; hoping that I can satisfy my cravings before the cherries are once again gone.

Today while I enjoyed my tiny oranges though, I had another thought. I can see why things such as cherries have seasons. I’m sure that if they were around all the time I would not savour them quite so much. Living in abundance will bring me closer and closer into the vicinity of wonderful fruit eating experiences like the oranges today.

To look at things as being limited, like the availability of cherries as I did, I was creating that limiting sensation. In comparison by appreciating every little thing that shows up I am tuning in to the abundance of life, and it will knock me over with its awesomeness every time, as in the oranges today. By living in abundance there will always be new and different fruits coming into our lives all the time. I think that is more exciting than having cherries available every day.

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Oct 31

Busting Loose of the Money Game

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I am currently reading one of the best books I have read in a long time. It’s called “Busting Loose of the Money Game” by Robert Scheinfeld. It is really helping me to see the illusion we call reality. He has given me the confidence to explore, with even more persistence, my own abilities to grasp that power I have hidden from myself. If you know what I am talking about you will enjoy this book too. If I had read it before learning about quantum physics, Abraham-Hicks, and Bashar, I would not have been ready for it.
Everything is falling into place right where, and when it fits best. I am thoroughly enjoying my life right now. I may start a group to explore these concepts further.

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Oct 10

Gratitude for Everything

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I am so excited. In the last couple of days I have come to a few important insights. I started out by writing about the people who influenced me, kind of like a review. But before I was done I didn’t think it captured the essence of what this really meant to me. So I decided to just talk about how I feel about what just happened to me.

I feel like I have stumbled upon a hidden treasure, I feel so lucky, so fortunate. At the same time I am wondering why I have only found out this important part of the puzzle now? I think it was the combination of the three people I have just been listening to, Brent Phillips, Robert Scheinfeld, and Larry Crane. All looking at life from their own unique perspectives, and filling in the gaps for me.

The concept of being grateful has always been very easy for me to accept, and I always thought I was pretty good at it. Now I see it in a totally different way. How about like on a sliding scale. First we learn to be grateful for what we feel we should be grateful for. Then we start noticing all the beautiful things around us and we learn to be grateful for those things we love. The next big step is to be grateful for the mess, the chaos, the enemies, and all the stuff we usually shy away from, or run away from. Apparently if we would take the time to be grateful for this unwanted stuff too, it would leave. So love your pain, love your enemy, love everything. Mainly because it is all your own creation, and when you love it all you are accepting yourself as the creator. When you know you are the creator you can really start enjoying the ride.

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Oct 02

Drink Your Spinach

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I have been sliding into the Raw Foods way of life since this spring when I watched the Ortner family, Nick, Jessica, and Alex present a DVD they had produced called Raw for Life. This began my search for better nutrition through using green leafy food in a new way, blended or juiced. I loved it right from the beginning.

Today I have noticed that I have gone through a few stages along the way, and I’m sure there will be more to come. The first few times I made a smoothie I prepared a lot of food to eat with it. I no longer do this. One smoothie goes a long way I have learned. It has so much nutrition that you don’t need a lot of it. And it is the right kind of food for you body, so if you are hydrated enough, and not taking in a lot of sugar you will probably not get hungry for about 4 hours.

Another milestone is when you start craving the chlorophyll taste. At the beginning you may not like it but it grows on you. You can hide that taste with Agave, honey and fruits to begin with. Then just add less and less sugars and fruit over time. Bananas are very good for covering that taste. I no longer put sugars in, but I am still using a few fruits, and more greens.

When you begin I think it is important to never force yourself to eat anything. What ever you try must be fun and taste good. Giving up the foods that you grew up eating is like pushing against a very solid wall. I would recommend eliminating a few things at a time. Most can give up meat fairly easily, but dairy products are a bit harder. White cane sugar can first be replaced by better alternatives like Agave nectar, or Honey. Bread is another tough one for some. I was able to just stop buying it because I have no one else eating here. But still I ended up buying a few loaves of Chinese milk bread as I walked by a T&T. That was 3 weeks ago and I still have most of it in my freezer.

If you decide that Raw Foods are what you want to eat you might begin by buying a good book or two. I bought David Wolfe’s Superfoods, Sergei and Valya Boutenko’s Eating without Heating, and Green Smoothie Revolution by Victoria Boutenko (Sergei and Valya’s mother).

There is also a lot of videos and info on the internet. A friend turned me onto Dan the Regenerator, and Dave the Raw Food Trucker. These two are making videos all the time, giving recipes, and sharing info. Awesome!

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Zero Point Awakening

August 14

It’s Just About Finding a Way

Being a Parent

There is a Persian myth of the first two parents who loved their children so much that they ate them up. God thought, “Well, this can’t go on.” So he reduced parental love by something like ninety-nine and nine-tenth percent, so parents wouldn’t eat up their children. —Joseph Campbell

Bizarre Things

The Story You Tell is the Basis for your Life

No Such Thing as a Germ

Abundance

Busting Loose of the Money Game

Gratitude for Everything

Drink Your Spinach

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