American band, The War on Drugs, released a song called, Pain, August of this year.

Within the lyrics are the words, “I resist what I cannot change.”

From personal experience the hardest moments to let go — trust and forgive — are the most painful, the ones I really don’t want to look at, what feels the most shameful.

“Pull me close and let me hold you in,

“Give me the deeper understanding of who I am.”

When I have the courage, allow myself to remember and be with my pain, I free myself.

In the interconnectedness of All, when I do this and let go, space opens for others to do the same.

My pain is your pain is my pain is your pain until I let go. . .

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Recently, Ashley Judd came forward with allegations against Harvey Weinstein. In a YouTube dated October 27, 2017, she is interviewed by Diane Sawyer for ABC Nightline.

Ashley says to Harvey, “I Love you, and I understand that you are sick and suffering. There is help for a guy like you, and it is entirely up to you to get that help.”

Diane says that that statement will surprise a lot of people, but Ashley says, “It’s Who I Am.”

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I can look out my window and see the weather, buildings, trees, cars, people. I can see and read information on the internet, and learn and hear about many things, from good news to chaos.

In daily life I can choose to do many things in a day.

I can choose when something uncomfortable arises not to look at it, or to take the time to pause and feel it.

I can choose to look into my past and feel the feelings connected to what is making me feel uncomfortable.

Suffering,

our discomfort,

is a  h u m a n  creation,

compounded over thousands of years,

because we have not taken responsibility for it.

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Eve Ensler of One Billion Rising has re-written an essay she wrote in 2012 that the Huffington Post ran. In the new post she says, “I am over rape.”

I wish we were.

How do we get “Over It”?

Archangel Michael in his Plea For Peace Now Meditation has the answer.

He says what it takes is (1) us claiming our creator selves in sacred union with them, the Higher Realms — as above so below, as within so without — and (2) deciding right now:

“Enough.

“We will proceed and we will anchor not merely as an act of will, as an act of creation, but an act of Love.”

Can we forgive everything as “an act of Love”? Can we forgive ourselves — as victims and as perpetrators — and then move on, detach from the pain?

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For the last two and half years I have been asking for apologies and apologizing for unconscious behaviour, within and without.

Not exactly easy, but this is what has need to be done.

Individually, as we take responsibility — response-ability — for what has happened here, we affect the whole.

When we delve into our sorrow, anger, and fears, feel to heal, come to know the actions that can be taken and take them, including coming to a place of gratitude for everything, we can move on.

Join me and many doing this. We can be over rape.

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Eve Ensler’s Post: Over It Redux*

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Sanat Kumara, our Planetary Logos and Keeper of Universal Law, tells us Universal Law is how things work, the functionality of the Universe shared directly from the heart of One.

SK talks to us through beloved channel for the Council of Love, Linda Dillon:

“Let us discuss this Law of Attraction and Repulsion and yes, sweet angels, it is both sides of the scales and it is the scales of justice, it is the scales of worth and it is the scales of the Universe.

“The scales are not represented in duality because in duality there is not balance. So when I speak to you of this balance of attraction and repulsion, what am I truly speaking of?

“Well, first and foremost, I am sharing with you a deeper understanding of Universal Law and what is Universal Law except sharing with you how things work, not on earth but directly from the heart of One, the functionality of the Universe.

“It is important to know and it is important to work with all of the Universal Laws.” (1)

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September 28 to October 10, 2017 Israeli and Palestinian women marched together for peace and to bring an end to the long-lasting conflict in the region.

Women Wage Peace was founded three years ago in the aftermath of the 2014 Gaza War.

Rapidly becoming Israel’s largest grassroots organization for peace, they have been working to advance a political agreement.

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The Universal Law of Karmic Dispensation is a gift of new beginnings, a gift of forgiveness.

Sanat Kumara, Keeper of Universal Law, through Linda Dillon, channel for the Council of Love, says this Law is the opportunity for us to forgive those who have harmed us, but also for us to forgive ourselves.

This is a gift freely given and therefore must be freely received as well.

An Invocation

I invoke Sanat Kumara
and the Universal Law of Karmic Dispensation
to wipe the slate clean of all things
I have done or not done,
of all debt that I owe and that is owed to me.
I request this karmic dispensation.

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The Mother tells us Love is everything.

The Magdalena and Kwan Yin told us beauty is Loving the good, the bad, and the ugly, within and without. (1)

Deep within me is hatred. I found it. I feel it.

I look within and see hatred of self.

I look without and see the situations and people I have hated.

I invoke Sanat Kumara
and the Universal Law of Elimination
for my hatred.

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The external reality on Earth can look pretty grim with war, starvation, poverty, homelessness, the opioid crisis, over 22 million refugees. . . The list goes on.

Our internal reality can also feel grim with the judgements we make of ourselves and others, oppression, anxiety, worry, futility, doubt, being right, not forgiving, disappointment, hatred, sorrow, fear. . . This list goes on and on.

Feelings and behaviour not of love, not in Divine Alignment, are addiction to pain.

What if changing the world

was as simple as

changing how we feel within?

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