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Remembering the Peace Within
I see the earth as a living being, Mother Earth. With all of her inhabitants being passengers…and even parasites at times. Our relationship with her is symbiotic: If one suffers, we all suffer. We all know this. Science explains this in minute details! Philosophers have talked about it for ages.
If I focus on this concept and allow the true meaning to flow forward, I can see the interconnectedness of everything. Every facet of my reality has meaning and messages for me. I designed it that way! I see each person as a reflection of the world they have created for themselves with their messages and meanings. And then as we connect each person to the next and we have a bigger picture of this reality, it has meaning and messages for those contributing to its design. So as we move farther and farther out, bringing us a bigger and bigger picture, the meaning and messages are for a bigger and bigger audience. You get the picture I’m painting here!
So if I believe the above is true, the inverse must be true too. The messages and meanings from the bigger perspective must have meaning for me too. Appearing on a grand scale or up close and personal in my day-to-day life. Struggle and strife in the world reflects struggle and strife in the individuals. This is where I find the opportunity to remember. To remember I am all of this: beauty, ugly, weak and strong. Loved and unloved. In this remembering, there is a sense of peace that I haven’t found anywhere else. A peace that means the struggle and longing are over, we are done, we have it all. We are it all and it is perfect! As we remember the peace within each of us, it begins to reflect outward into the bigger picture, the bigger picture of the wholeness. Each of us is a reflection of the wholeness. Just as each drop of water reflects the sun after a rainstorm in the picture above, we reflect the wholeness.
Sarah Avignone
Trinity Energy Progression Instructor
Graduation
It’s that time of the year when the caps, gowns, and tassels come out and the academic world advances another group of minds to their next level. I, personally, am watching my third child graduate from high school this month. Talk about a sense of completion. For both of us. She never missed a day in 13 years and I never missed making a lunch! Lots of days; lots of lunches!
I overheard her friends talk about how “special” this time is in life and how it is so important to have no regrets, do it all. The world is your oyster. You can do anything! Last year Is done and over, completed, finished. A fresh start. No missing assignments, no less than stellar grades to recover from. I started thinking well if it takes graduating to be special, what’s the rest of our lives – not special? Un-special? So I decided to take a closer look at this concept of graduating.
I was recently ordained into the Order of Melchizedek by Dan Chesbro. He referred to death as simply a graduation. I like that analogy. So when I began this analysis of the graduation concept, I thought why wait until you are done here in this physical plane to wipe the slate clean, when we can graduate anytime we choose?
Why not apply “graduation” to everything? I graduated from yesterday to today. I’m going to celebrate and make today all it can be so I’ll have no regrets. My slate is wiped clean and I am starting fresh. Yes, that feels good! Actually awesome. What shall I create for myself today knowing that I will again graduate to tomorrow? Something perfect and complete because I will never have today again. Taken further, I am graduating from awake to asleep…what do I want to create there too? Or I am graduating from these angry emotions to ones of peace…what do I want to create there?
You get the picture. The concept of “graduating” fuels our cycle of conscious creation. It allows and supports completion, the clean slate many long for to begin anew. Woohoo! Now that’s something to celebrate!
So in conclusion, I am graduating from this blog post knowing I created something special out of the seemingly un-special. I am graduating from the un-special way of life to a life of creation.
Congratulations to everyone for graduating from yesterday to today! I look forward to what we will create today!
Sarah Avignone
Facilitator, Trinity Energy Progression™