Imagine being brought up with the awareness that the power of unconditional love, starting with self, silently permeates and radiates an invisible energy that positively affects all of nature somehow? Wouldn't human children learn to observe the power within themselves at a relatively young age? Utopia ~
Yet that never came to be. Why? Could it have been the struggle just to survive? And then what? How to survive more pleasantly? Did human nature, with it's ability to process thought, evolve towards 'what's in it for me'; rather than what's the best for the whole of nature? The answer seems pretty obvious.
Knowing what's the best for all is within each of our hearts somewhere, somehow. It's the human brain that is not silent and continues to dominate the silent-wisdom connecting all of us. There is a way to tap into that wisdom on a conscious level and that is through feeling calmness.
How can we feel calm when we don't trust we've got to experience all we do until we realize the power of faith? And what is faith? Faith appears to be a human thing to think about. We humans ultimately fear death because we think we're more than we are. There's got to be some good reason for this magnificent brain right?
Life is an illusion at best and a struggle to survive at it's worst. And on this April Fool's Day, we can laugh at the past in hope for a happier tomorrow. Awareness is curative when we realize we are in control of the reality we experience within the bounds of the energy of the incomprehensible universe.
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