We have watched the collective power of these two forces play out over the last four years and especially the last year. For the moment it appears that our capacity for love has overcome our tendency toward fear. May it be so!
Those with a desire to exercise the energy of the heart may find Lynne McTaggart’s The Power of Eight, Harnessing the Miraculous Energies of A Small Group to Heal Others, Your Life and the World helpful. Researching ‘the power of intention’ for over twenty years, she has documented individual and social healings achieved through small groups of people focusing their energy of intention.
The basics are:
• A group of 5-12 persons agree to meet once a week for a designated number of weeks - in person or online.
• During a session, each individual holds a specific group intention (healing a person or a situation) for ten minutes.
• It helps if individuals engage all their senses – voice, sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste – as they practice their intention of healing.
• Reflection or discussion may or may not follow the ten minutes of focused energy.
Begin taking the path toward becoming Homo Luminous
1 comment:
Some people (like my brother) made fun of Barack Obama's focus on "Hope" during the 2008 election. I did not. A favorite campaign button read of mine from that election reads "Choose Hope Over Fear." It's a true insight. When I first saw it, my mind went immediately to the political messaging tactics associated most with Lee Atwater and his famous Willie Horton ad in 1988. Unfortunately, political dialogue in this country remains dominated by "fear." I realize your reflection is far beyond just politics but its application in that sphere (usually more negative than positive) causes me to believe that overcoming fear is a also a universal possibility. After all, FDR rallied the nation with his simple phrase.
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