sábado, mayo 05, 2018
John Smallman - Saul - Spiritual evolution is humanity’s purpose and intent - 05/06/2018
Humanity is at the cusp or tipping point – at the moment of enormous change – when the collective intent to choose meaningful and attentive discussion to resolve issues on a global scale is initiated, instead of resorting to flagrant and disrespectful rhetoric that practically always leads to conflict without resolution. This is an extremely important moment in
your human evolution because you are consciously choosing to change your attitudes and behaviors so that issues may be resolved peacefully and for the benefit of all, instead of continuing to react defensively or preemptively when you feel threatened. This truly is a magnificent moment, one that should be and will be widely celebrated when realization dawns of the enormity of the change that is occurring as humans of all colors, races, political systems, and creeds finally recognize and acknowledge that all are indeed one, and that the thoughts, words, and actions of each individual affects everyone on the planet without exception, thus constantly modifying the world you all experience.
It’s all about change! God, Love, Source, is constant and unchanging, and yet creation is ceaselessly ongoing, constantly developing and furthering its potentiality, its coming into being. Quite a paradox! Change is constant and, at the same time, unchanging. For eons it seemed that nothing changed, the seasons came and went, people were born, grew up, and then died. But, underneath the apparent constancy, evolution was forever ongoing – physical, psychological, rational, and, of course, spiritual. In the last one hundred years that evolution has accelerated enormously, and continues to do so!
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