When we desire to see ‘peace’ in our World, it is our perspective of it that changes. In that change, we change our ‘drop’ in our ‘collective bucket’. One drop at a time, our collective is changed. Then our World physically changes as a result.

“The outside is a reflection of the inside”.

And what we’ve been working on all during the twentieth century, the so called “100th monkey” theory. Change enough drops in the bucket, to activate a change in the whole bucket. Only we’ve been working in fields of consciousness, bringing the energy in “quantum mechanistically”.

Our twentieth century has seen us mirror the very worst of the density within us. One of the encouraging things about it, is that is has been manifesting, rather then continuing to be successfully repressed and denied.

I see it like a cosmic roto-rooter. As ‘light’ of a higher frequency and pattern has begun coming in, so has it brought things to light that had been hidden. For everything there is a season.

The out breathe of God reaches full extension, a state of greatest experience of separation, then there is a pause, then starts the in breathe of God. We’re solidly in the pattern of in breathe Now. On the Return side, Integrating, what we went on an adventure of imagining being separate from.

We’re living in the same World, on the same earth. Yet, I live in a World I can Trust, Absolutely, while ‘you’ *don’t*. ~blowing raspberries~ lol

What we call “atrocities” are simply expressions of how much we condemn and hate ourselves. Reflections of ALL the conditions we place on our Loving Acceptance.

Take any place in the World we’d tend to label *crappy* and take a look within the people who live there. The beliefs, the values, the religious dogma, and there we will find all the causes for such deplorable conditions. Self Denial. Denial, denial, denial. The more intense the denial, the worse living conditions will be, the fewer comforts of ‘civilization’.

This is what I’ve seen, just over the past 30 years…

The more controlling the entity, the sooner it collapsed. For instance, the “Soviet Union”. It fell from power quite a few years ago. And the very 1st thing that happened, was the little tribal or religious cults started warring upon each other, just like they did and have done century after century, before the strong willed yoke of the Soviet Union kept them all in line, feigning civil behavior because of the use of fear if they didn’t.

When the whip of fear was removed, the peoples started acting in the same barbaric and uncivilized manner that they have done before.

Look at Iraq. Seems to me that not everybody in that nation was displeased with Sadaam. He did, of course, rule with a whip of fear to keep people’s behavior controlled. Again, we have a thin veneer, an appearance of civilized behavior.

Enter Goodsie Two Shoes…”those poor poor people, we’ve got to free them!” So off Dudley Doright goes. Removes ‘bad’ dictator and what happened? Tribal and religious cults begin to behave in the same barbaric ways again. Comforts of a civilized society disappear, in relationship to how fast uncivil behavior shows itself.

The less self disciplined the individuals are in a Society, the less self governing, the less accountability and responsibility for emotional and mental states claimed, the more that Society will look to outside “authorities” to supply that discipline.

Classic self denial. So when I see all of us throughout the world living in it, I see Justice, whereas you see “victims”. If I hate me, the Universe, in Its UNconditional support and Absolute Love for me and of me, will allow and accept that it is by my choice, to experience that hatred being mirrored back to me.

By endeavoring to separate ourselves from the experiences drawn to us, we forever maintain those experiences will be drawn to us, because the cause, within us, has not been addressed. And it is for that reason I will continue to express:

that there are NO such things as “victims”.

I live among bears and mountain lions. But we’ve never been attracted to each other into any state of conflict. And the raccoon was my friend when it took out my neighbor’s rooster, because I didn’t like the rooster to begin with. And I really do enjoy the deer, who are coming all the way into my back yard to eat the pears off our trees.

I guess I could say that I know ‘crocodiles’ are out there but I also know that my world is full of ‘bunnies’.

There is a difference between sympathy and compassion. Sympathy is useless, completely and utterly useless, except for feeding and nurturing self pity. When any one of us claims to be a victim, it is sympathy we are seeking. Our self pity needs the fuel of other people’s attention to feed off of, in order for us to maintain the experience.

Compassion is different. It recognizes responsibility for choices of decision, action and behavior. “I goofed up”. “I screwed up.” “I made a mistake.” “I sure didn’t see this.” It’s ONLY after we claim to be the CAUSE, that we are emPOWERED to do something about the effects.

Once and for all.

Like I keep emphasizing, it’s not Perfection that counts but our ability to embrace Imperfection. In that embrace, is the physical expression of our own Divinity. How many opportunities do you see presenting themselves for us to express that Divinity? The sooner we start embracing, the sooner everything and everyone will feel embraced.

You make it sound like ‘heaven on earth’ will be exactly the same as it is at the moment. And of course to some extent I can see that. Of course there will still be problems, still things we might presently label as ‘bad’. That is the nature of earthly existence. The main thing that has changed will be our *attitude* to those things. We will understand that everything is really ‘good’ after all.

But if we look at, say, the twentieth century and all the atrocities that happened during that time, surely such ‘bad’ things as those will no longer happen? There will still be ‘bad’ things but they will be a lesser degree of ‘bad’. That is because, as you say, the outside reflects the inside. When we’re sorted out inside, the world around us will no longer reflect such atrocities.

So we won’t be in ‘la la’ land but a) there will be more fluffy bunnies than there were before and b) we won’t be so scared of the crocodiles which remain.

Do I have that right?