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Hello,
It does not matter who I am. The only thing I care to achieve is to express my concern for the current state of humanity. I only ask that you keep an open heart and clear mind while reading this message. Do what you wish with these words when you are done.

Have you ever wondered why there is good and evil? It could be that it is implemented by a great creator. Well, that might be, but free will seems to allow us to make are own reality. If a creator was truly great, it would implement a creation of self sustained infinity. A self realized perpetual entity that spreads its energy as far as it can, much like life itself.

I think the answer, if you look within yourself, is easy to find.

Consciousness is the very fabric of all life, it was created by a thought. Being aware of this consciousness is easy when you look through eyes of tolerance, acceptance and understanding. There are many different states of consciousness and through free will you find the one that calls to you.
Choosing a path however, is not as easy as black and white. It's as diverse as the wavelengths of light and frequencies of sound. What is right and wrong only exists within the perspective of one being. When there are a vast number of beings, right and wrong no longer exist. The knowledge and perception that we are all one being, while being difficult to grasp, adds a certain beautiful mystery to everything in life.
Through all things, the more I follow the ideals of tolerance, acceptance and understanding, the happier and healthier my life seems to be. This thing we call consciousness is the link all life has in common. It is you who decides to embrace or disregard this inherited truth. I feel this consciousness is the 'god' that so many religions are seeking. Energy never dies, it simply recycles itself through many forms and vibrations. Religion has expressed this ideal for hundreds of years. While recently science has proven amazing concepts using the universal language of math. This is the gravity that attracts everything to each other. In this consciousness we have many choices and now this choice is yours.

We can either choose to construct progression of life, giving our energy to creation and love, choosing tolerance over judgment, allowing acceptance over denial, finding peace through understanding instead of fear of unknowing, admitting our mistakes in humbled humility instead of welcoming anger, accepting that it is part of progression to make mistakes; or we can keep living as we are today in an alternate reality.

I have delivered these words because I feel there are many who are ready to listen. Through fortune of fate many of us have great power. In this power comes a great responsibility to help progress the human consciousness.

Your thoughts are the power of life. Use them to illuminate the ones who choose to be dark. Open a door for them to enter. Fill that door with an unconditional loving embrace. Then they may see the choice of liberation threw that darkness they have created!



I hope this message is shared and embraced by many so the few who feel they needed to read this may. I am human, and I do this all for love.

Location:
United States, Beaverton, OR
Current role:
To give my creative energy to the world in hopes it can help hum
Gender:
Male
I am:
Agnostic, Buddhist, Concerned citizen, Environmentalist, Explorer, Global soul, Idea generator, Student
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The pursuit of happiness and unity in all things living. For self realization and environmental exploration, the world is full of wonder.

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  • A reply on Conversation: Is it possible for both Karl Marx and Ayn Rand to be correct?

    Feb 19 2013: -Namaste
    My simple answer would be yes. It is possible for them to both be correct in a society. Right and wrong is a very relative statement. In a sense both have brought a perspective of social order and they both have valid points. If we can blend the two we can come up with something like we have in many Scandinavian countries currently. Socialism for social structures, communism for community structures and capitalism for economic structure. Now my question to you is.... Will all these structures work, if the foundation they are built upon is egocentric in nature and rewards division of reality, over the creation of unity? Agreeing to abide by the current system of monetary laws is creating a paradox of what is reality, in my opinion. Hopefully I am incorrect, but I can see its influence on me, and through perspective, I would understand its affects on others. I think its time for a new chapter in human consciousness that begins with awareness and education of self. You can only open doors for others to look into, it is their choice to walk threw that door or not.
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    A comment on Conversation: What are the challenges that gifted and creative individuals face at present?

    Feb 19 2013: -Namaste
    Is it too strange to think we all have the capability to be gifted and talented if given the proper environmental circumstance. I think we all have the potential to be gifted in a unique aspect of life, much like a human pupil or finger tips. It doesn't seem too far fetched to me to say that we are all contributors to a consciousness discovering itself. Like many frequencies of sound, we can't always register the high and low pitch with our sensory ability. It does not mean it wont play a crucial part in an octave or on a grand scale, the choir of human voices. I think this question Sherrlene, might have more validity if stated "what are the challenges individuals face at present". Then again that is a very open ended question huh?

  • A comment on Conversation: "Why Can't We Solve Big Problems?"

    Feb 19 2013: Here are a couple links that give some perspectives into a solution of humanities greatest "problems".
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=fzirIG55fkE#at=62

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEZkQv25uEs
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    A reply on Conversation: "Why Can't We Solve Big Problems?"

    Feb 19 2013: -Namaste
    What would perfection look like? Who is to say something is perfect or not? I wish I could answer that, but I can not. We are connected only in life and not in mind so those are answers you must find. I think that the fundamental "problems" with the world have fundamental roots that affect the entirety of our civilization. It is the ego and separation of each individual from the true existence we call life that creates the idea of a problem. So many scientific insights have been discovered in complex systems and emergence. Quantum Physics show the power of unity through sub atomic particles and their existence. The very glue that holds our true reality together is the same energy as your mind. Our thoughts are the most precious thing we have in conjunction with our lives, and yet we deny their exploration for all humans, and limit creativity to the privileged. I don't think we have any real problems, just some very difficult solutions. It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change. -Charles Darwin
    We need to change our fixation with material things and allow a introspective look at life. That is the start of progressive education in my mind. Have kids explore their ideas and share them with others. Right and wrong is all relative to a persons experience. So if a child is out experiencing all of the possibilities. Unique perspectives can shine and flourish. I feel the pursuit of happiness and contribution to life itself should be a higher priority than the fabricated system of monetary wealth.

  • A reply on Conversation: "Why Can't We Solve Big Problems?"

    Feb 19 2013: -Namaste
    I feel a problem to you, might be a lesson to another. All problems in math have solutions, some might just be far more infinite than finite right? I hope I can use that mathematical analogy to apply to this general discussion of problems. Math is considered a universal language after all correct?

  • A comment on Conversation: "Why Can't We Solve Big Problems?"

    Feb 19 2013: If you see solutions problems no longer exist. Perhaps it is our perception of our knowledge, as reflections of our experience, that create these so called "problems". I believe their are many answers yet to be discovered. If we choose not to take on the courage it requires to change, or admit mistakes, we manifest our thoughts into reality. We are choosing only to look at the problems rather than the solutions. I only have the answers that I seek to discover. The solutions for your life are for you to find. I simply would like to say, I am glad you are all part of this existence so I may have more lessons presented to me. I feel it makes life a wonderment of which I know no other.

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