(03-12-2010, 08:41 AM)charlie2012 Wrote: Yes i've noticed that when you spread love in all daily situations it really shows, but i can't see how these macro-events of spreading love will help people to get really positively polarized. Sure, by being loving to someone who has never gotten help from anyone before, you can change their view on the world, but most people will go back to their lives as usual after you've made a little impact from your kindness. I feel like helping people a little bit in day to day stuff just won't cut it. But maybe it will?
I guess time will tell though, i can't imagine the earth being "business as usual" every single day until 2012, with people having the stability of work and houses in their lives. It has to either get really great for people to become positive, or really bad for people to start awakening and seeking answers. I wish to be here to spread love whatever happens.
Love&Light!
I have learned that it is the little things that really count. When you smile at the grocery clerk they retain that love and pass it on to others and others pass it on to many many others. Love does not diminish like the physical things by spreading. It increases multi-fold.
The question is how do you do the big things that have big impact on people's life without interfering with their free will to change? Change is not an easy thing. People will change at their own pace. But I agree that in catastrophic situations the impulse to change is significant. And maybe that would be a big moment for the transformation.
Charlie- just be ready and listen to your own intuitions. You will be guided on what is the best role for you...If you don't have too much responsibilities then it may not be a bad idea to take the plunge and take risks. And follow your heart's desire. If you don't take risks now when will you? The people who really love you and care about you will understand your heart's desire...They will be supportive once they see that your desire is heartfelt and genuine...Let us know how it goes...
(03-11-2010, 07:15 PM)fairyfarmgirl Wrote: The most profound experiences happen to me while waiting in the check out line at the grocery store... perhaps it is because it is one of the few places I wander physically into... LOL as I am home most of the time with kids and without transportation...I used to avoid it earlier but now I love being in a grocery store or other shopping places. I find a subtle exchange of love with people taking place. Most people respond immediately and are givers. That gives me a lot of hope. Under the right circumstances most people would do the right thing. I believe the grip of the STS system is so complete that normally people have no room to think about others. They are busy competing with others and struggling to just stay afloat...
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