GLOBAL ATONEMENT - FEED WHAT YOU WANT TO GROW
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From: Michael E.
Date: Tuesday, January 6, 2009, 4:09 PM
Subject: Global Atonement - Feed what you want to grow
Reply to: 266553
ID: 266567

Dear Ram Bruce

I completely agree

As Einstein said you cannot solve the problem from the same level on which it started

War breeds War

This has been going on for over 2000 years

This primitive nation against nation conflict of win lose has now no efficacy in a Globally interconnected world

Humanity should speak up against the Elite and Global monetocracy which keep billions of people in economic and emotional slavery through thought manipulation

Thankfully the tide is turning

We need new human systems of interaction and Integral politics emphasising the creation of value systems and wellbeing and greater decentralisation of democracy

An emphasis should be based on happiness

Religions as Institutions are archaic self destructive and are not geared to an interior sprituality

They promote stories and myths only applicable to events which occurred sveral thosand years ago and are not applicable to a Globalised World

The Esoteric wisdom in all religion has a communiality

This should be taught in schools

Michael

--- On Tue, Jan 6, 2009, in msg266553, Ram Varma wrote ---

Hi Bruce, et all,

Great Enlightement: "Feed what you want to grow". But how do you feed this wisdom into the mind- sets of Israel and Bush administrations for something real constructive to actually happen? Also the quote says:

>>>>If Israel truly wants peace, there's a more subtle, a more intelligent and more effective strategy to pursue than simply trying to kill the enemy and anyone else who happens to be in the vicinity.<<<

Completely agreed with this genuine approach. How do we reach out to the high-powered politicians who believe force can solve their long-outstanding problems. Even though they may militarily/forcefully stop-gap on a temporary basis, it will lead to suppression. And what then.........?

>>>It's this - instead of killing what threatens you, feed what you want to grow. Consider in what conditions peace can thrive, and create them, just as you would prepare the bed for the crops you want to plant. Find those among your opponents who also want peace, and support them. Make alliances. Offer your enemies incentives to change, and reward your friends.<<<

Wonderful! Very authentic philosophy indeed. However, the challenge still remains how this spirited vision going to be seen through practically in an action oriented fashion?

Do you think US new administration of Barak Obama-Hillary Clinton can sow some real seeds of this great enightened approach? Something I am genuinley waiting to see how Obama's statesmanship as a Spiritual Strategist is going to work out to turn things around? A great acid-test in the works! Or is it too much to expect?

Any thoughts in this direction please?

Peace is not far away if we are guided by the Spirit that is peace.

With peaceful vibrations........Ram

--- On Tue, Jan 6, 2009, in msg266549, Bruce Schuman wrote ---

Thanks for this. Starhawk makes such an important point -- "Feed what you want to grow".

If Israel truly wants peace, there's a more subtle, a more intelligent and more effective strategy to pursue than simply trying to kill the enemy and anyone else who happens to be in the vicinity.

It's this - instead of killing what threatens you, feed what you want to grow. Consider in what conditions peace can thrive, and create them, just as you would prepare the bed for the crops you want to plant. Find those among your opponents who also want peace, and support them. Make alliances. Offer your enemies incentives to change, and reward your friends.

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