Food for Soul

Enigma - Temple Of Love (HD)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDPGohgpaLc


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As one sees it so it is ...

"No event is predestined. Any given event can be changed not only before and during but after its occurrence.

An individual's future actions are not dependent upon a concrete finished past, for such a past never existed."

- Seth/Jane Roberts

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Exactly and the Mandela effect is just one example of how the past can be altered. And I recall reading some scientific research reports where they tested for that as well with positive results.

Carol wrote:Exactly and the Mandela effect is just one example of how the past can be altered. And I recall reading some scientific research reports where they tested for that as well with positive results.

This gives so much freedom doesn't it ?
As we see it so it is.
There are infinite ways to to look at things and see them morphe into something new.

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JoeEcho wrote:That which both reveals and conceals is infinitesimal, indeed child's play, to that which is.

Nice one JoeEcho.
I like it

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The Pull of the Sky

by Jeffrey Jerome Cohen


For thousands of years, humans have imagined what it would mean to view the Earth from celestial heights, raising the question of how to reconcile our bounded lives with our longing for the cosmos.

Sometimes even writers who dwell too much on earthbound things feel a celestial pull, an invitation to a loftier perspective. The irascible medieval writer Gerald of Wales, for example, spent much of his life being disappointed by people and institutions. In numerous texts he composed in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, Gerald vented his anger at various groups to which he did not and could not belong. He is famous for describing ways to conquer lands whose residents would rather have been left alone. He felt an early calling for the study of divinity. As a child Gerald built cathedrals rather than castles out of sand. Earthly life was for him unquestionably the gift of a deity active in a world that he had fashioned and loves. After he became a cleric, though, Gerald wrote frequently about the tribulations of travel, the barbarity of foreigners, and the petty rivalries of the English court. And yet he also at times felt a kind of magnetism from the heavens, an invitation to regard the world from a more elevated point of view where the travails that weigh down everyday life might yield to a more capacious vista, disorienting in a productive way.

Like most medieval writers, Gerald of Wales believed cosmic as well as divine forces to be at work above. He knew that our eyes are never content simply to search the ground beneath our feet or scan oceanic horizons. Humans look skyward because something in the heavens draws their vision and asks them to lift their heads, causing them to wonder what it would be like to be up there gazing down. Would the order of the world be revealed? In contemplating what energies animate this turbulent Earth, Gerald recognized the tug that the firmament exerts, an irresistible attraction pulling all things skyward. As the light of the moon waxes, he wrote in his Topography of Ireland, the oceans swell and surge. The same cosmic force ensures that the sap of trees rises. Marrow and the vital fluids of every creature begin to lift, drawn toward a destination never to be reached but beckoning all the same. We feel this celestial allure in our very blood. For a medieval Christian, that pull might be the call of a place to be reached only after death. But the fact that our bodies remain earthbound never stopped writers across the ages from imagining what it would be like to yield to this extraterrestrial gravity, visit the sky, and behold a home now left behind as if from afar.

Humans look skyward because something in the heavens draws their vision and asks them to lift their heads, causing them to wonder what it would be like to be up there gazing down.

read on: https://emergencemagazine.org/story/the-pull-of-the-sky/

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Adorable penguin couple spotted holding hands

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDwYNbzYD9g


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It was considered the best photo of this century. A lioness and her cub were crossing the savannah but the heat was excessive and the puppy was in great difficulty walking. An elephant realized that his cub would die and carried him in his trunk to a pool of water walking beside his mother. And we call them wild animals.



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7 Things The Universe Would Tell You... By Dr Dain Heer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxPazhmlZGU


What if the Universe actually has your back? What if somewhere, within, you KNOW that? What if the way it shows up just never ever looks like you think it will — or should? If you were willing to listen, what would the universe tell you? Would you be willing to let go of all expectations and projections of the universe, just for a few minutes, and do exactly that...listen? Then here are seven things the universe would like to tell you... Enjoy!

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I LOVE this man! What a beautiful, sincere and kind way he has about him. Thank you Mudra.

Sanicle wrote:I LOVE this man!  What a beautiful, sincere and kind way he has about him.  Thank you Mudra.  

So glad you didn't miss this jewel Sanicle :)
Here is one more for you:



What if the impossible was possible?

This book is a truly innovative toolbox for the seekers in the world – the people who know that something different is possible but who have never before had the tools to create what they really desire.

Through the unique perspective of Dr. Dain Heer, this book introduces you to a different way of functioning in this reality. Using the tools and processes from Access Consciousness, he walks you through the steps to actually create change in your life and in the world. With vulnerability, clarity and humor, he uses his personal transformation from the verge of suicide and over the past 17 years to show you the kind of dynamic change that is actually possible.

There is no other book out there like this. It will not provide you with one single answer to hold on to. Instead it will show you how to function from question and choice, and give you access to all that you innately already know.

http://beingyouchangingtheworld.com/

PS: you wondered what I am studying these days ?
     These kinds of things



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FOLI (there is no movement without rhythm) original version by Thomas Roebers and Floris Leeuwenberg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVPLIuBy9CY


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Blackbirds
by Julie Cadwallader-Staub

I am 52 years old, and have spent
truly the better part
of my life out-of-doors
but yesterday I heard a new sound above my head
a rustling, ruffling quietness in the spring air

and when I turned my face upward
I saw a flock of blackbirds
rounding a curve I didn't know was there
and the sound was simply all those wings
just feathers against air, against gravity
and such a beautiful winning
the whole flock taking a long, wide turn
as if of one body and one mind.

How do they do that?

Oh if we lived only in human society
with its cruelty and fear
its apathy and exhaustion
what a puny existence that would be

but instead we live and move and have our being
here, in this curving and soaring world
so that when, every now and then, mercy and tenderness triumph in our lives
and when, even more rarely, we manage to unite and move together
toward a common good,

we can think to ourselves:

ah yes, this is how it's meant to be.

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The smartest dog that ever lived

https://youtu.be/4pACXxtbvVA


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If you want to kill someone..

Kill him with a rose
Not with a stone
Kill him with poetry or prose
Not with a drone!

Kill him in the heart straight
Kill him with a bird's tweet
Not with so much hate
Kill him sweet!

Kill him as you want to be killed
For that someone is you
In your heart he lived
Wingless in you, he flew!

~ Kazi Ayaz Mahesar ~

Redwood trees, The Great Trees, I've seen the smaller ones in person and still felt like an ant.
They have VERY shallow roots, and they have to hold each other up for thousands of years, Nature's TALLEST Skyscrapers, and sometimes when one falls, another that was say slightly on a hill, but near beside the one that fell, it was relying on the other tree and without it's support, it too will soon fall without the support of it's friend.
People and Animals and any and all Plants are no different.
Everything is a part of the same Sacred Circle and if one part of the Circle is broken, then it is no longer a circle anymore.
If you have a broken cell wall then you are going to have major problems within that cell.
No person or domestic animal should ever be left neglected in the streets or in the wilderness, the cruelty of being left to be destined to die alone rejected by almost all, sounds almost unbearable, it is almost unbearable.
Likewise all People, all Plants, and all Animals, both domestic, and wild, Naturally and responsibly take care of one another when the greed and dark heartedness of Humans isn't a part of the picture.

Matt Cross
Post found on his fb page

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how to pet wild animals ! how to caress a wasp / how to pet a fly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMQWohAK3Zs&list=PLF656FA01A0DB50AD


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Old Quotes to Get You Through Anything

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Pg0EHOyPXw&t=1s



Poster : RedFrost motivation

Ajeet Kaur fullbalbum -Haseya

https://youtu.be/_cX70nrrvM4