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Comment on Loyalty by Nancy Oakes

Nancy Oakes — Sat, 28 Apr 2012 00:35:48 +0000

From my heart to yours, I am so grateful to be able to communicate with you.
I believe many have already evolved and are in transformation , intwined together. For all those on this journey we shall have a celebration day 12-22-12. Much love to all my brothers and sisters.
my website is http://www.lovetothelight.weebly.com
Thank you
Nancy Oakes,

Comment on Loyalty by Dr Amit Nagpal

Dr Amit Nagpal — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 07:53:39 +0000

Harvey, “my enemies are his enemies” is a narrow view of loyalty but majority of the people perceive it this way. This is my opinion though I also believe we need to come out of this narrow mindedness. Nancy has put it beautifully,
“Loyalty is an action of love and respect for all creation, cultures and a full understanding of our commitment to nurture, care and protect this planet for all the people and for all those coming.” We need to evolve to this level.

Comment on Loyalty by Shibshakti

Shibshakti — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 09:07:04 +0000

When i got your mail on this, the first thing that came to my mind was – in freedom you lay the firmest foundation of loyalty – and after reading your blog, i am happy and reassured to find the same feeling in Gladstone.

Comment on Loyalty by Nancy Oakes

Nancy Oakes — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 04:06:34 +0000

We come from different worlds and different cultures. My heritage is Cherokee, (Smoky Mountains, Tennessee USA) There is no word for loyalty. The people were expected to honor our culture, ceremonies and ancestors. Having that strong connection to Mother Earth my ancestors knew nothing else. The elders led the people in daily practice of devotion to the Creator and our ancestors who prepared the path before us. Faithfully the medicine people taught, unbeknownst to them, loyalty to our Cherokee culture and the original creation story.

Many centuries later an elite few connected the word loyalty to an allegiance to feudal lords, government and dictators. Convincing young men to join them, giving up their lives in battle, while these same elite obtained wealth and power. Demanding an oath of loyalty and instructing no questions asked, millions have perished. It soon became lawful or unlawful depending on your loyality to certain religious organizations, royalty, monarchs and dictators.

We have been separated from our Creator by “Evil Ones” who would deceive us. We are born free to develop loyalty to our Creator. We must not continue to commit ourselves to any person, or organization, government or dictator that keeps us from being honorable and understanding our purpose for being on this blessed planet.

Perhaps they will have to rewrite the meaning of the word, loyalty (I call loyalty a verb-conveys an action-an occurrence) as we evolve into a new consciousness. Loyalty is an action of love and respect for all creation, cultures and a full understanding of our commitment to nurture, care and protect this planet for all the people and for all those coming.

Comment on Loyalty by Annette

Annette — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 03:35:34 +0000

This was a good article for me to read tonight as I struggle with the ‘loyalty’ I feel to my mother who is unstable and who brings emotional harm to our family. Do I remain the ‘little girl’ who is loyal to the mother who fed, clothed and sheltered me? Or do I shift my loyalty to nurturing and caring for my spirit and my higher ‘self’?

I have personally struggled with these questions for most of my adult life. As a child, I didn’t have a choice. Or a voice. As an adult, I have both. So – my question to myself this evening is “Who am I loyal to?” and “How do I compromise my spirit when I choose to be loyal to my mom – instead of honouring my inner wisdom?” and maybe even more profoundly “Who am I being when I allow my loyalty to my mom to influence my thoughts, feelings and actions?”

Perhaps the answers to these questions will help me take the next step in my own personal development and discovery. And maybe even bring some peace to the inner conflicts I feel in the presence of my mom.

Many blessings and thanks,
Annette Sharpe

Comment on Loyalty by Harvey Austin

Harvey Austin — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 16:48:41 +0000

Loyalty shows up to me as a high level of existence and is not so trivial as to require that we ask “Loyal TO whom or TO what?” We are always loyal to that which we hold dear, just as we are committed to what we hold dear.

Shakespeare said it best for me, “To thine own Self be true. For then it shall follow, as night follows day, that one canst be false to no man.’

Dr. Nagpal… your first personal requirement of a friend’s loyalty that ‘my enemies are his enemies’ occurs for me as a profound misunderstanding of the concept.

Comment on The Subconscious – Tapping Its Enormous Power by Basavaraj Head of Institution Karnataka area

Basavaraj Head of Institution Karnataka area — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 06:16:18 +0000

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Comment on The Subconscious – Tapping Its Enormous Power by Jillynne

Jillynne — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 23:28:35 +0000

Wow, thank you so much for the gift this is!

Comment on The Subconscious – Tapping Its Enormous Power by Dr. Janet Smith Warfield

Dr. Janet Smith Warfield — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 19:12:47 +0000

From Sigmund Freud:

“The mind is like an iceberg. It floats with one-seventh of its bulk above water.”

(Taken from “Spirit Doodling: Effortless Expression of No-Mind”, Victoria Friedman with Ellen Mann.)

Comment on The Subconscious – Tapping Its Enormous Power by Carmen Patricio

Carmen Patricio — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 22:11:27 +0000

Very interesting. You could also post this at the shift movement site. i loved the board comparison