There are eight beatitudes, the approach to life taught by Y’shua, there is the Eightfold path to enlightenment taught by the Buddha, and there are the Eight sacred directions, as taught by the Native American holy people. All of these 8’s have to do with the way one who wishes to be truly happy and [...]
Posts Tagged ‘balance’
The Sacredness of “8″ ~
Posted in Buddha, Native American, Spirit, spirituality, tagged 8, balance, beauty, behavior, Eight, Iktomisha, peaceful, teachings on March 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Karma ~
Posted in Spirit, spirituality, tagged balance, gain, karma, lessons, retribution on January 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
What goes around comes around, i.e. if you don’t want it done to you, don’t do it to someone else, or more positively “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” This is another of the parallel teachings that Y’shua echoes from the Buddha. It does make a person wonder if he [...]
Fruit, mature, ready to “eat” ~
Posted in God, spirituality, teaching, tagged balance, compassion, fruit, learning, maturity, willingness on November 10, 2008 | 1 Comment »
If compassionate behavior is the first fruit of the Holy Spirit, what are the results of that fruit maturing and becoming ready for consumption? Since love can gush all over and be almost overpowering in it’s sweetness and nourishment, allowing all manner of things to grow, both healthy and not so healthy, it is necessary [...]
We Are Seen ~
Posted in God, Spirit, spirituality, tagged balance, carnal, chakras, colors, happiness, perfect balance, Spirit sees us, spiritual, transparent on November 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is essentially how a perfectly balanced human being would look in the world of Spirit. Since the perfectly balanced human is a myth or at least rare as hen’s teeth, with only a few humans ever reaching such a balance, perhaps Buddha, or Y’shua, but, even there we cannot be certain. We can be [...]
Labels ~
Posted in Buddha, God, Y'shua, compassion, spirituality, teaching, tagged balance, compassion, cults, following, judging, labels, mislabeling, survival, teaching on November 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
As a society we depend on labels to tell us what is in things, on things, about things and whether the sun will shine tomorrow. For the safety of our children, and the well-being of ourselves, labels serve as a very necessary short hand that allow us to move through life not having to read [...]
How totems work, at least for me ~
Posted in encouragement, helping, spirituality, teaching, tagged balance, character, guidance, learning, personal, teacher, totems, wisdom on October 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It seems best to start with Wagle Shun, my south totem teacher. I have felt her presence since I was a small child and will admit that it is her wisdom that has kept me from crashing on the rocks during the early part of my journey. Since she is the totem of the mystic, [...]
Cyan ~
Posted in Buddha, God, Truth, compassion, spirituality, teaching, tagged balance, Cyan, Dalai Lama, hearing, kindness, love, process blue, speaking, Truth on October 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
At the throat chakra there sneaks in a lighter “blue” that is called cyan. It’s a rather lovely, almost electric blue and quite vibrant. Though we think of it as a mixture of blue and green, it is a printer’s primary color, mixing with magenta, (that extra color between red and purple) and yellow, with [...]
Principle number 10 ~
Posted in compassion, spirituality, teaching, tagged apostate, balance, free will, harmony, individuality, Paul, thinking on October 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
10) Eternal harmony will be achieved through balance. The human is the only creature that loses its part of the Song shortly after birth. It is the human animal that has thrown this part of the Universe out of balance.
Have you ever thought about the “cost” of free will? Or even about the fact that, [...]
The 7th ~
Posted in compassion, spirituality, teaching, tagged balance, compassion, experience, giving, harmony, learning, life, mountain top, valley on October 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
7) Harmony and Balance are the keys to Life. Everything evolves by seeking balance with everything else.
Google harmony and balance and you will find all manner of wonderful esoteric studies and plans to help you find an inner balance. There is very little said, at least on the web regarding the scientific observation that nature [...]
5th Principle
Posted in compassion, spirituality, teaching, tagged balance, children, harmony, music, personality on October 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
5) Everything has its own vibration. When you were born, you had already a song of your own, your expression of the Song of Love. It is the same for all life. Each has its own expression. Even so with plants, trees, rocks, clouds, water, earth; All Life.
You have your own song, sing it! This [...]
The First Principle ~
Posted in God, compassion, spirituality, teaching, tagged abundance, balance, breezes, conquest, Creator is love, gentleness, learning, life, love, principles, song of love on October 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
1) Creator is Love. The Song of Love, with its melodies, and harmonies, is the expression of the Will and Mind of Creator, who is the Original Source of Life.
The Principles I have listed here at this site were given to me by Spirit for my protection. I have said before that I hear voices, [...]
Birthdays ~
Posted in Truth, spirituality, teaching, tagged balance, birthday, dour, fun, laugh, love, morbid, Raven, totem, trickster, Truth on October 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today is mine, making me officially 56 years of age! Gads, what an old woman I am. The raven and the crow are the birth totems of the Libra people, which is actually quite fitting, since folks either love us or dislike us intensely. That is this bird’s reputation. Trickster, clown, funny; omen of ill, [...]
Balance and Beauty ~
Posted in spirituality, tagged balance, beauty, dynamic, fun, grace, humor, laughing at self, life, middle way, responsibility on September 17, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Buddha taught that life led in moderation, called the Middle Way, was a life of balance. Most Native American tribes, and the Kaballists teach that beauty and balance are the way to live. They are the same teaching, from different perspectives. Our little Kung Fu master demonstrates the beautiful sense of balance gained from working [...]