I just read a statement:

“health a basic human right or am I wrong”

And the answer I would give, is ‘No, health is not a right.  It is a privilege.’

A Right is something everyOne has.   Worldwide.

Having been born, we have a right to each breath we take.

Everything else is a privilege.

My wonderful friend {{Simon}} expressed he’d sure appreciate some clarity when it came to what I meant about ‘meditation’ being of the ‘old’ and therefore, not working or effective anymore.  A lot of us are going to be discovering that quite a few of the practices and modalities we used to use, don’t work any more, either.  For now, because it has been asked, I’ll clairfy what I meant about ‘meditation’.

Most of us have used ‘meditation’ as a means to mentally force reality into complying with our desires.  We’ve used it as a force.   A mental force.  Used to force our chosen perspective, onto our future.   I liken it to ‘push’.  And when reality pushed back, we simply pushed even harder.  But there was usually a time lag between us pushing and reality pushing back.  This time lag created an illusion that our meditations worked.   At least for a short while.

What I’m saying is that, without the time lag, they never really worked at all.  It only seemed like it for a very short while.  Nothing endured.  I compare it to having a pack of wolves at our door and firing a gunshot.  The wolves will scatter at the sound of the gun going off but, will be back if we don’t keep firing it. 

ANY aspect of force, be it physical, emotional or mental, is having disasterous consequences, now that the new paradigm of Unity is in place.   With Unity, it’s PULL, not push.

This means use IMAGINATION, rather then just meditation.  Bring our HEART into play, into the action.  Don’t just visualize it.  FEEL it, as if it were.

For this FEELING, is what is going to attract that future into place.

Meditation is like flour and water.  Good for making glue to hold things together.

Imagination is like flour and water and sugar.  Adding the flavor makes paste into pastry.

Maybe when I was in Kindergarten I liked to eat paste but as I grew up my tastes became more refined.  I’d rather eat pastry any day. 

So what do we choose?

Paste or pastry?