Reflections from the Cosmos is composed of selections from channelled messages from Ascended Masters, Spirit Guides and Higher Beings from the World of Light. Here, one leader of the Hierarchy that oversights all of creation speaks on a number of topics. Continue reading “Ascension: Reflections from the Cosmos II”
Reflections from the Cosmos is made up of selections from channelled messages from Ascended Masters, Spirit Guides and Higher Beings from the World of Light. Here, one leader of the Hierarchy that oversights all of creation shares on a number of topics.
Several respected channels have recently given notice that revelation, transformation and effective Ascension to the 5th Dimension will be occurring during this year. We recap several elements of Ascension, and what might be the expectations and effects of these times of transformation. Continue reading “Ascension and Transformation”
Part of The Shift to the New Reality involves a change in our experience of the passage of time. People often comment on how time seems to be passing much faster today than it did just 10 or 20 years ago. It’s not because we’re getting older; it’s because our experience of time is changing.
Mind out! Mind you! Mind your back! Mind your P’s and Q’s! Mind your business! Mind your manners! There are so many things we are told to do with our minds and our reactions. What is the mind, what is its nature? Are we born with a blank slate for a mind? These and other questions are reflected in this post.
Religions on this planet were originally meant to aid adherents to make their own connection to the Source of the All. It is known that many religions were originally maternal in origin and worship, and much later, men took control of religions. Over time, this has supplanted the purpose of religion to aid adherents connecting to the Source, the Source of All Love That Is. The Source is Love Itself, and gives love when one turns to God (the Divine) with Love for (Divinity)(God) – whatever your tradition might be.
This planet is woven with electronic frequencies. If you had the vision to see the stands of energy connecting all the power lines, electrical devices, cell phones, televisions and microwaves you would be amazed at how tightly woven this energetic matrix truly is. It surrounds your planet in an energetic grid of frequencies, vibrations and energy.
We see the impact of addictions in the detritus of human life: people in the grip of addiction frequently relegate their lives to the rubbish bin. Human life is sacred, and worth much more than the grasp of any addiction. In this article, we consider the effects of addition, the power of peer pressure and the needful guidance for children – how they might deal with problems. All problems are opportunities awaiting a solution.
Love is such a little word to express or contain so vast and complex an emotion. Love is the primary need of every child, and it continues to be avidly sought throughout life by everyone, consciously and unconsciously. And yet, it is so often misunderstood. Continue reading “Love”
Silence is a common occurrence in everyday social interactions, yet anthropological research, like most research in the social sciences and humanities, has mostly focused on what people say and do. Over the last couple of decades, however, there has been an increased attention to how the unsaid, the unspeakable, and the invisible shape social, political, and subjective worlds. In particular, anthropologists have theorised silence as more than just the opposite of speech. They have started to think of silence as a complex moral, affective, and social force. Anthropological rethinking of silence and voice has been particularly prominent in feminist traditions, in the study of care, and in decolonial scholarship that often studies silence as refusal and resistance. Attending to histories of silence and silencing has a potential to provide insights into different forms of structural oppression under which individual and collective strategies of survival might be falsely interpreted as mere compliance. Silence has also been important in research on ritual activity, where it is a prerequisite for communicating with ancestors, spirits, ghosts, and other apparitions. Here, silence can co-create a sense of hauntings as a response to repressed past and present forms of violence and harm. By attending closely to the unspoken and unspeakable aspects of language and art, anthropologists increasingly find new ways to include silences in their research and modes of representation. In these and other ways, the study of silence can greatly enrich our understanding of the social world.