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International Women’s Day: Balance Within Therefore Without

As within So Without

I Love this message from the Arcturians through channel, Daniel Scranton, how it relates to International Women’s Day and the Universal Law of Attraction and Repulsion:

The Arcturians: “You are having a very different experience from the one that we are having, but you also have the ability to feel so much more relief than we will ever know again.

“The way that your reality is set up gives you the opportunity to experience getting hungry and then eating. You get to feel tired and then have a restful night’s sleep. You get to feel cold and then warm up. You get to know chaos and then peace.

“If you can embrace the experiences that are the opposite of what you want because they are giving you the opportunity to then experience what you want, you can move through those experiences much more quickly.”

I adore the simplicity of how the Arcturians explain this concept. . . how when we are hungry we can eat. . . how when we feel cold and tired we can warm up and rest. . . and when we feel chaotic we can bring our self to peace.

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A Burnt Pot. . . with Apologies

On the weekend, I burned a pot on the stove.

The firemen came, the whole building was evacuated – I wasn’t here – it was mayhem, I heard.

At first I was quite balanced, no panic on the drive home when one of the tenants phoned and said there was a lot of smoke coming out of my apartment, a feeling of calm, an eerie numbness.

The next days, sitting in the smell of smoke with a busted door, the doubt started to creep in, and the question: “Why did this happen?”

In the last 10 years I’ve come to see there are no accidents around me.

It took a few days before I realized this was a metaphor for lifetimes connected to disarray.

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Citizen’s Basic Income Trust: What is Basic Income? (A Podcast, Part I)

A 30 minute podcast for novices, sceptics and enthusiasts to explore the wonders of Basic Income. How to overcome poverty and inequality one episode at a time.

Some of the discussion points in this podcast:

the natural resources of this planet are for all the people but many have been excluded from that wealth
Basic Income is so everyone can live and feel secure — for many that’s been taken away — everyone should be given their share of a country’s resources, paid a dividend as a result of having little access to resources
as basic security grows the mental bandwidth to be rational (be self-Love and self-worth) increases
take security away and mental capacities decline
Basic Income is a just (fair) way to create security and the freedom, ability to make choices — “right choices” — from “control over”
reduces poverty, enables children to stay in school, improves behaviour
would de-stress many as there would be a constant level of cortisol in the body
stress has detrimental effects on immune system and the ability to make fundamental decisions in daily life
ability to work collectively increases – to make more informed choices, to look forward and plan from a secure foundation, a predictable solid economic floor

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Dr Gabor Maté and Fritzi Horstman: Compassion Prison Project

The heroes journey, going within to change our without. . .

Gabor Maté and Fritzi Horstman have an indepth talk wondering what the world would be like if trauma was taken into account.

Fritzi’s Compassion Prison Project embraces everyone from prisoners to guards in the system with their project motto this year being, Do No Harm.

Take the ACE (Adverse Childhood Experience) test

Some of Fritzi’s amazing work:

At 53:00 minutes above, Gabor talks about, “Forgiving Hitler, acting from a place of understanding to create our new world. . .”

Fritzi is keeping her candle lit to help create the whole, societies that work for everyone.

Gabor (“Where is the media when this is actually happening?”) mentions this Netflix series at the beginning and towards the end of the video:

‘When They See Us’
Makes a Powerful Case to be Seen

By Brian Lowry, CNN, May 30, 2019

https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/30/entertainment/when-they-see-us-review/index.html

(CNN) — The miscarriage of justice that surrounded the Central Park Five should by now be well known, but the details of the case, as reenacted, provide the inherent power of “When They See Us,” a Netflix miniseries.

Directed and co-written by Ava DuVernay, the opening chapter is a textbook on police and prosecutorial abuse, as the New York authorities bullied terrified and confused teenagers of color into “confessions” that amounted to pointing fingers at others under intense duress.

The crime in question was the rape and brutal beating of a jogger in Central Park, with police rounding up the teens in their zeal to close the case. “These are not kids,” prosecutor Linda Fairstein, played by Felicity Huffman, announces almost immediately, setting the tone for their treatment by labeling them “animals.”

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Global Sisterhood: Awakened Leadership, Purpose

Global Sisterhood Zoom Video
on Awakened Leadership, Purpose

Some notes from the video:

the space within to rise, be in fullness

use of imagination to understand the space within/without, to heal, show up with more heart, Love and courage. . .

sisterhood guidelines:

confidentiality

non-judgement – looking at causes of judgement, comparison of self to others, going within, owning issues

self-responsibility: everyone fully capable of helping themselves, no need to fix or coach

active anti-racism, anti-bias, holding everyone equal

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B.C. Sees Worst Year on Record for Overdose Drug Deaths and from Chaos Comes Creation

New data from BC Coroners Service shows 1,716 died of an overdose in 2020.

When Albert Einstein explained the 6th dimension and associated growth patterns, he said, “From chaos comes creation. . . “

Because so many have died from overdose (the chaos of extreme drug addiction) there is forward movement (the creation) in BC to decriminalize simple possession of illicit drugs, create safer supply projects, and a coalition of B.C. mayors have announced five “complex care” housing sites to be opened to treat people living with mental illness, addiction, or both, who are currently homeless.

A grant was recently given: Vancouver homeless get some help with health, hygiene thanks to $5M grant.

As we become more and more conscious, these creations will become the norm. . . the lifting up of our most disenfranchised. . . so our societies work for everyone.

By Mike Howell, North Shore News, February 12, 2012

https://www.nsnews.com/local-news/bc-sees-worst-year-on-record-for-overdose-drug-deaths-3419943

The BC Coroners Service released data Thursday that showed 1,716 died of a drug overdose in the province last year.

The BC Coroners Service reported Thursday that 152 people died of a suspected drug overdose in December in the province, making 2020 the worst year on record for deaths caused by illicit drugs.

Total number of deaths reached 1,716 last year, surpassing the previous deadliest year on record — in 2018 — when 1,549 people died across the province. The death toll in 2020 represents an average of almost five people per day who died in B.C.

Ideas to Help our Homeless. . .

How One Interior Designer
is Helping — with Her Invoices

Interior designers typically serve the 1%. Jessica Helgerson wants to turn that on its head.

By Aimee Rawlins, Fast Company, February 10th, 2021

https://www.fastcompany.com/90602613/how-one-interior-designer-is-fighting-homelessness-with-her-invoices

“The one percent” is most often used as a pejorative, shorthand for elite, out-of-touch vultures who prey on the working class. But a new initiative from a Portland, Oregon, interior designer is taking that moniker and flipping it on its head.

The One Percent Project, launched by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design, asks clients to put 1% of their invoice total toward addressing homelessness. This line item, which is totally optional, will appear on their monthly invoices as a sort of “voluntary tax” that the firm likens to grocery stores asking you to round up.

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The Vancouver Sun: The Solution to Homelessness, DTES Chaos and Disorder has been Known for Years

Housing First was the big idea in the late-2000s when it came to solving the problems of homelessness, addictions and mental illness sparked by the closures early in the decade of mental institutions like Riverview. Photo by NICK PROCAYLO /PNG

Daphne Bramham: The solution to homelessness, DTES chaos and disorder has been known for years

Opinion: It’s hard not to think that our governments are throwing good money after bad when policy-makers ignore both the evidence and the experts

By Daphne Bramham, The Vancouver Sun, January 28, 2021

https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/daphne-bramham-the-solution-to-homelessness-dtes-chaos-and-disorder-has-been-known-for-years-just-not-acted-upon

VANCOUVER, In 2008 — the same year that Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson pledged to end homelessness by 2015 — a five-year, $110 million, federally funded trial called At Home/Chez Soi began in Vancouver, Winnipeg, Montreal and Moncton, N.B.

For the trial, 300 participants were identified in Vancouver, which was described as “distinct” from the other cities because of the geographic concentration in the Downtown Eastside and the high rates of substance use.

Of the 300 participants, 200 were the control group, left to lead their usual chaotic lives, and 100 were given homes.

“The trial was doing what we knew was the most effective intervention,” said Julian Somers, now a distinguished professor at Simon Fraser University. “It was proof of the concept that to a large extent long-term homelessness was the result of neglected mental-health and addictions issues.

“And there was a possibility that we would be able to achieve an alternative that eventually the provinces and territories would take on.”

In spring 2014, the results were released:

The At Home/Chez Soi report provided evidence that not only is it more humane and compassionate to move people off the streets and into housing, their lives also become measurably better and — better still — it costs taxpayers measurably less.

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Heavenly Blessings: The Blessing & Virtue  of Beauty

Quan Yin and Mary Magdalene, the Magdalena, through Linda Dillon, channel for the Council of Love, explain and expand the blessing and virtue of beauty for us.

They say beauty is to be in harmony with All That Is, physical, emotional, spiritual — inner, outer, within, without — to become a perfect mirror for all of God’s creations.

Quan Yin tells us, “In beauty there is strength, there is power, there is nobility, there is sensitivity and the ability to rise above. . . the ability to transmute, to cleanse.”

Beauty is in everything we see, the good, the bad, the ugly.

Heavenly Blessings Radio Show:
The Blessing and Virtue of Beauty with Quan Yin and the Magdalena

Meditation 7:16 – 16:31 Quan Yin, then Mary Magdalene at 30:14

Embracing what we believe is the shadow of our soul, our sorrows, anger, fears, our core issues and the entrenched old belief systems is beauty — is looking in our own mirror — letting go, forgiving, being compassion, in gratitude creating that perfect reflection of God.

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Heavenly Blessings Radio Show: Archangel Michael Explains Love and Truth

Archangel Michael on Heavenly Blessings radio show, through Linda Dillon, channel for the Council of Love, explains Love and truth in this way:

“Think of them as a double helix, as so intricately intertwined that they cannot be separated, and that it is not a hierarchy.

“I have said that truth is Love and Love is truth.

“And what is the ending point?

“The ending point and the beginning point is truth and how do you know truth? It is through Love. The beginning and the ending point is Love.

“And how do you know Love? It is through the Divine Knowing of Truth.

“Truth is the Divine Knowing, what you may think of as supreme intelligence, wisdom, substance, inspiration, ideas, and Love is the expression and how that is experienced.

“If you wished to make a deeper separation you could think of truth as Divine Masculine and Love as Divine Feminine, but as you know, they are united as One.

“Love is the fuel. Love is the substance. Love is the movement, and so, very often when you are working and being in the Love, you feel the certainty of being able to operate, shall we say, within the Universe that you are occupying, whether it is this Universe or another, it matters not.

“When you are in certainty of truth it is more akin to the stillpoint. So, both are necessary.”