The Power of the Mother Divine Lies Within Each of Us.
This is the bottom line! We as women working together will not just try to change the world, we will change the world! We as women were given a sacred and divine destiny to usher in humanity, but it only begins with birthing spirits into the world.
Collectively we have a responsibility to speak truth, stand for truth and teach our children truth! We have a responsibility to bring peace into the world’s reality for all mankind. We have a responsibility to engulf and drench the world with love, compassion and grace! Our people should not be homeless.
Our children should not be illiterate! Our children should not be taunted by or subjected to violence that robs them of their life and freedom of childhood and their youth! Our fellow citizens should all be reaching their full potential so as to endow the world with the gifts they have been given to share!
We are the keepers of humanity. We don’t have time to be involved or consumed by any distraction or station in life that would prevent us from not fulfilling the charge God has given us as women!
We are being challenged by the conditions that have been put into play by those that are void of the consciousness of their souls! The time is now! We must come into full expression of who we are and what we must do!
It’s on my brothers and sisters, there’s no turning back! Women of all colors and all different worlds will answer the “Call”!
On this Palm Sunday which coincides with the beginning of Passover, I can’t but think how significant this time is in terms of our human condition. In a world where we see political divides, racial divides, and religious divides, is there anything we can say or do to redesign our human fabric that will bring us into alignment with one another? I was reflecting on the contributions that African Americans have made historically in the context of the American culture, when it made me realize how inner connected we are to each other. America is made of people that represents the ethnicity and cultures of the world and each of us has in some way hosted a thread of the American fabric.
Whatever negative and or racist comments are being targeted towards anyone or anything people are fearful of or threatened by such as Black-Hispanic-Asian-Natives-LBGTQIA+, different religions as well, it becomes a distraction from truth and righteousness. I am an African American that is deliciously flavored with a multitude of other ethnicities that go into making me who I am and gifts me with the lens I have to view the world.
I believe this is the time to lift up and take ownership of the cultural beauty and historical contributions of each of our rich and ancient cultures. Our children have a right to know from whence they come. The more exposure we have and opportunities we have to respect, honor and appreciate each other’s culture, history and contributions to humanity, the more possibilities for us to realize acknowledge and stand in support of each other as one race- the human race. I thank God not only for my parents, but for who they were and what they stood for as individuals and as a “parent team”. I want to thank them for showing me how to honor and respect my divers heritage which has enriched my life and my perspective of what it means to be a citizen of the world. We are all divine emanations of ” Great Spirit”! The corruption of that divinity in us comes when we succumb to the dark shadows and step out of His sacred light! But there is always compassion, grace and forgiveness! It has to be our choosing. I choose unconditional love as my staff and my rod by which to live my life. What do you choose?
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📌 Dalai Lama Quotes: On February 25, 2014 I had the pleasure and honor of hearing the Dalai Lama share his wisdom with us on what we need to be in the world. These are my reflections to his wisdom.
Date: February 25, 2014
Subject: Dalai Lama Quotes
1. Be kind whenever possible.
1a. (Beth Evans adds: This involves practicing being your highest self which is a life long discipline and promotes mental, emotional, physical and spiritual well being.)
2.In the practice of tolerance one’s enemy is the best teacher.
2a. ( I have an aversion to the word tolerance as being a misfit in terms of the divinity of the human design. I think that compassion for those that live in a space that is not their highest expression and puts them at odds with other fellow “human beings” requires us to step away from fear and judgement and respond with compassion and to hold an intention for them that they release their fear and sense of “not being enough” and embrace the fullness of being loved and accepted for who they have the potential of showing up as”. This is the practice of “allowing”.
3. Love and compassion are necessities not luxuries, without them humanity cannot survive.
3a. (Beth Evans adds: Cultivating humanity in ourselves and supporting it in the growth and development of others is really our divine purpose. The tools of love and compassion not only support humanity on a global level, but leads to a happy and enriched life for those that utilize these tools on a daily basis!)
4. We can never obtain peace in the outer world until we make peace with ourselves.
4a. Beth Evans adds: Peace is a state of mind that wells up inside of us and gives us the ability to live in the present
5.In order to carry a positive action we must develop here a positive vision.
5a.When we carry a positive attitude and identity, we create a positive environment and responses with infinite possibilities for goodness.
6. I am just one human being.
6a. (Beth Evans adds: But imagine that your potential to create beauty, love, joy, peace, justice, compassion, and live a life of integrity is only defined by what you can imagine and commit to manifesting-you could positively impact the world and fulfill your divine purpose!)
7. The roots of all goodness lie in the soil of appreciation for goodness.
7a. We are born into this world as “goodness” being the identity of our souls. Our roots grow deep throughout our lives.
8. Our prime purpose in this life is to help others.
8a. And if you can’t help them at least don’t hurt them.
9. If you want others to be happy practice compassion.
9a. You must first be compassionate and gentle with yourself in order to know how to be compassionate and gentle with others.
10. The best way to resolve any problem in the human world is for all sides to sit down and talk.
10a. (Beth Evans adds: The art of talking or communicating involves listening attentively with an open and receptive mind. The art of communicating successfully is one of the greatest gifts in the human design. Once activated respect, understanding and compromise come into play which promotes resolution and positive relationships.
11. When you practice gratefulness there is a sense of respect toward others.
11a.We must live our lives from a place of gratitude in order to see the blessings we have received.
