I learned long ago that I do not have the power to change anyone. It was such a relief. Much of my story was written.. this person needs to be better here, realize x, respect/love me. I indulged in the fantasy that I knew how others should be.
You describe the multi-tiered nature of experience/reality, as a seeker of knowledge. We move up and down frequencies. Down, to relate to the world of things and events. Up to connect to wordless truth and knowing. It’s jarring in my process nowadays when I spend time in solitude, full of grace and higher vibration, then I meet with people again, dropping back into the culture of narrow-sighted worldviews.
I agree with your assessment of the next generation. They’re full of unbelievable insight, and to them it’s just passing thoughts. Based on my experience speaking with young people, they aren’t as heavily indoctrinated by the bullshit “paint-by-numbers” ways of living. They seem like upgraded receivers of divine wisdom. The more I understand myself, the more I know that I’m here to support these little buddhas :)
Thank you for the depth of understanding, I enjoyed it very much. You are absolutely right about the little buddhas! They are all over the place... Lately, in Israel, I met 3 in the same room somehow found each other and bonded as good friends- thinking to myself 'the room is glowing, and it is coming from everywhere- they are not aware of it...' Indulging.
Enjoyed reading this. Thank you.
I learned long ago that I do not have the power to change anyone. It was such a relief. Much of my story was written.. this person needs to be better here, realize x, respect/love me. I indulged in the fantasy that I knew how others should be.
You describe the multi-tiered nature of experience/reality, as a seeker of knowledge. We move up and down frequencies. Down, to relate to the world of things and events. Up to connect to wordless truth and knowing. It’s jarring in my process nowadays when I spend time in solitude, full of grace and higher vibration, then I meet with people again, dropping back into the culture of narrow-sighted worldviews.
I agree with your assessment of the next generation. They’re full of unbelievable insight, and to them it’s just passing thoughts. Based on my experience speaking with young people, they aren’t as heavily indoctrinated by the bullshit “paint-by-numbers” ways of living. They seem like upgraded receivers of divine wisdom. The more I understand myself, the more I know that I’m here to support these little buddhas :)
Thank you for the depth of understanding, I enjoyed it very much. You are absolutely right about the little buddhas! They are all over the place... Lately, in Israel, I met 3 in the same room somehow found each other and bonded as good friends- thinking to myself 'the room is glowing, and it is coming from everywhere- they are not aware of it...' Indulging.