beyond ideas of good and bad

[Guest guest]

This was written by a friend from

another list. It seems to tie

very well not only what was going

on with me, but the energy

that encircled this list one after

Harsha announced his committee.

 

So many wanting to be on the

'in' list, the top clique of

'unconditional love' <s>, and the

energy of being outcast-ed, or

left out... that got stirred in

maybe more than care to admit it:

 

>>

>>Among other things those who wore trench coats at Columbine High, where

the massacre took place, had been so harassed by

>>the jocks, the assumed rulers of all cliques in the school. The hate

externalized in terms of discrimination against

>>different symboling of clothing implanted fears and fears in turn changed

into hate when unbearable.

>>

>>Fear-hate has to be exposed physically before it can interact with loving

energy to result in balance for spirit to be

>>manifested through matter. It is the 7th ray that carries all this out.

>>

>>The polar opposite of the fear-hate of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold,

namyly, the respectful love for each other is being

>>recognized as a necessary element in the solution to the problems in the

school. It will in time be held and felt by all

>>affected. Then the forces of fear-hate, the hidden cause of the incident,

will be neutralized by the emerging love felt by

>>a great number of people around the world.

>>

>>Humanity will thanks to this incident be raised to a higher level of

loving awareness of what it is all about. All due to

>>the working of the 7th ray energy most prevalent throughout this new age

of Aquarius.

>>

>Melody:

>A most illustrative example, (_____).

>

>I have just experienced my own example

>in which my fear/hate had to be externalized

>(recognized in another) before I could then

>recognize it within myself.

>

>Once that fear surfaced in me, it is

>easy to access/open to that loving energy

>which will neutralize it. But how far away that

>loving energy seems to be while that fear

>and pain is only in the 'rising up' stages!

>

>

>in appreciation,

>Melody

>

 

 

Now that the pain has finally erupted in me,

I am free to leave this list...and I'm free

to stay. Wherever the song takes me.

 

Thank you all.

 

Melody