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"Anyone can become angry - that
is easy, but to be angry with the right person, to the right degree, at the
right time, for the right purpose, and in the right way - that is not
easy."
- Aristotle.
Sathya Sai Baba has said that it is
impossible to go all the way through one’s life without ever feeling angry.
Meher Baba (The Beloved, p.127) says:
“If you never feel angry, you will be like stone, in which form the mind is
least developed. Similarly, if you never have lusty thoughts, you cannot
achieve the merit of having avoided lusty actions. Let the thoughts of anger,
lust and greed come and go freely and unmasked without putting them into words
and deeds. Then the related impressions in your mind begin to wear out and
become less and less harmful. But when you put such thoughts into action you
develop new impressions worse than those which are spent in the act. These new
impressions root even more firmly in your mind. The fire of divine love alone
can destroy all impressions once and for all.”
24 December 2002.
(Saw Osho [in my mind’s eye] whilst
going to sleep, which tends to happen at Christmas time for some reason).
Pigsy is a bad smell. You can try to
always avoid the smell and putting your foot in it! Or you can be a beautiful
smell, emanate a radiant light that transforms the shit, overwhelms it with a
fragrance. Wash it away with pure energy. If the good smell is strong and
powerful it doesn’t even notice the bad smell of the shit. It is always
unceasingly kind, loving, happy, confident and at peace with itself and the
world.
Pigsy is an illusion.
Buddha: No winning or losing, just
find joy.
Pigsy is playing psychological
games. He felt threatened by me and wanted o make sure I’d never confront or
challenge him. He had problems with the tenants who lived in the same property
as him prior to moving here. He’s trouble.
Whatever happens in life, you must
remain unaffected.
“For the man who has conquered his
mind, it is his greatest friend, but for the man who fails to do so, his mind
will be his greatest enemy.” - Sri Krishna.
Your emotions must not be stirred.
Your mind must be strong and clear, unperturbed, disengaged and not feeding the
psychotic games thus prolonging them.
Certainly, negative thoughts must be
stopped for they feed the bad vibes that Pigsy gets off on, which give him a
rush and allow him to be taken over by power. He derives power from physical
strength, work, working out, his girlfriend and drink! He probably lives for
this power since it is what allows him to relax and not be daunted by the
world. Because he’s probably fierce to defend his deep insecurity and mistrust
of others.
Be light and playful. Laugh at it
all. Be powerful. Be a rock. Nothing can affect you. Relax. Focus on the good
things. Be happy. Be immune to torment.
“Don't
take life too seriously. You'll never get out alive.” - Bugs Bunny (Warner
Brothers).
Notes
from an earlier time.
Forget the ego and its fears. Relax.
Be gentle. Focus on light. Send Pigsy positive energy, light. He confronts you
with your physical and you confront him with his spiritual weakness.
Train yourself to respond to
negativity from others with positive speech/actions/thoughts/will and
intention. Compensate. Create a balance and you’ll be happier for being the
positive not negative party.
I do not have to go to life. Life
comes to me to bring what I will because I make myself a centre, a hub, in the
chaos of life.
You must not react. Someone like
Pigsy tries to find and push your buttons and get a negative reaction to
justify his anger and violent temper, blaming it on you. He seeks a legitimate,
easy target to release his anger on. Don’t react at all, even mentally. Ignore
him.
“Evil destroys. It opposes even
other evil. Evil must have good to feed upon. Goodness nourishes itself. When
evil has conquered the good, evil dies. Then the good will grow again. In these
truths is the hope for the world.” (Monkey,
Episode 14, ‘Catfish, Saint and the Shape-changer’).
‘Resist not evil’ means do not feed
evil by energising it in battle. Allow it to conquer or else endure/survive it
without the conflict it seeks. Then the evil will withdraw because there is
nothing (left) to attack or conquer. It loses interest and goes somewhere else.
Then the good returns to life and is developed again in the open freely.
It depends how determined the enemy
is: you may need to repeat this and other strategies several times. The enemy
is strong in the beginning but you are the stronger as time goes on and finally
attain your victory.
Pigsy is unable to confront you again.
He is not getting his rush of power, his release of anger or power trip.
Negative energy, therefore, is not benefiting from the breeding ground it was
drawn to. It is not able to turn the man into a monster (especially if you send
love and light).
Sally Solomon (Kristen Johnson): Don, what happens
to people? Are they born bad or, one day, do their minds just snap?
Officer Don Orville (Wayne Knight): If only we knew
Sally. One minute little Johnny Normal is on his paper round. The next minute,
there’s a pile of dead [bodies?] and Johnny is using grandma as a human shield.
Sally: So it’s true then! I mean, you just
go to bed normal and wake up a deranged psychopath.
Don: It happens.
-
3rd Rock from the Sun
(Season 2, Episode 25, ‘A Nightmare on Dick Street,’ Part 1, written by Bob
Kushell, Bill Marlin, Mike Schiff, David Sacks, Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner,
1996).
“Strength is born in the deep
silence of long-suffering hearts; not amid joy.” - Arthur Helps.
Tales of Power
by Carlos Castaneda (Pocket
Books, New York, U.S., 1974).
* The self-confidence of a warrior is not the self-confidence of the
average man. The average man seeks certainty in the eyes of the onlooker and
calls that self-confidence. The warrior seeks impeccability in his own eyes and
calls that humbleness. The average man is hooked to his fellow men, while the
warrior is hooked only to himself. You're after the self-confidence of the
average man, when you should be after the humbleness of a warrior. The
difference between the two is remarkable. Self-confidence entails knowing
something for sure; humbleness entails being impeccable in one's actions and
feelings.
* A warrior takes his lot, whatever it may be, and accepts it in
ultimate humbleness. He accepts in humbleness what he is, not as grounds for
regret but as a living challenge.
The
humbleness of a warrior is not the humbleness of a beggar. The warrior lowers
his head to no one, but at the same time, he doesn't permit anyone to lower his
head to him. I know only the humbleness of a warrior, and that will never
permit me to be anyone's master.
* I urge you to feel at ease and confident and trust your personal
power.
* A man of knowledge cannot possibly act towards his fellow men in
injurious terms.
* A warrior is always ready for anything. To be a warrior is not a
simple matter of wishing to be one. It is rather an endless struggle that will
go on to the very last moment of our lives. Nobody is born a warrior, in
exactly the same way that nobody is born a reasonable being. We make ourselves
into one or the other.
* A warrior acknowledges his pain but he doesn't indulge in it. Thus the
mood of a warrior who enters into the unknown is not one of sadness; on the
contrary, he's joyful because he feels humbled by his great fortune, confident
that his spirit is impeccable, and above all, fully aware of his efficiency. A
warrior's joyfulness comes from having accepted his fate, and from having
truthfully assessed what lies ahead of him.
(Extracts
taken from www.prismagems.com/castaneda).
Retrospective inserts.
“Why does
the hostile lion act as he does? Because he has learned that people move out of
his way when he spews his anger. What power! What sway! Mostly, he enjoys the
conflict and feelings of omnipotence. He views the world as chaotic and he
recognises his anger as a means to gain some element of control. So where’s the
fear I keep speaking of? The hostile lion rarely shows the fear behind his
anger and in some cases is not aware of it himself. He is a wizard at turning
his fear into anger as soon as it appears. Sometimes, you catch a glimpse of it
on his face before it is transformed into anger. During times of stress at home
and in the office, the hostile lion feels such a loss of control that he fears
impending disaster. It feels between, for a while, to hurt someone else. For a
moment, he gains control over something – that is, you…With some, the kindness
tactic works – not, however, with a man such as this, who enjoys seeing people
move out of the path of his aggression.” - Betty Perkins (Lion Taming. The courage to deal with
difficult people including yourself (Tzedakah Publications, CA., U.S.,
1995, p.149-151).
It is
unfortunate that we cannot see the destructive energy and intent directed at us
from the astral realms, from the Machine World, from dark entities who are not
physical human beings, who are not positive or loving. (See ‘The Astral
Agitation Agenda’ in Monstaville Book
3). They are cold, calculating and controlling, interested only in provoking
fear and anger, keeping humanity down, enslaving and exploiting us. Human
beings are more easily influenced from the fourth dimension. Negative emotions
and thoughts are more easily stimulated, accepted and sustained in
weaker-minded people because they are not thinking for themselves. They are not
sufficiently disciplined or self-aware. They rely on other people.
“You see now why
the wise one will fill himself with Light often. For as anger or resentment
knock at his door, he becomes aware of danger. He may fight in his mind over
issues of fairness and truth, but he will seek to wash himself in the Light
energies, to use the Violet Flame to cleanse his anger, to release it from him.
Have I not told you the Light is your armour? In these transitional times
remain vigilant. Utilise the energies of your Higher Heart, linked to your
Higher Self. Listen within the stillness. Nurture the inner always. Stay in
your own truth.
I
tell you the darker energies seek to penetrate your inner energies through the
outer world. Through fear. Fear created from loss, from lack, from chemicals
and illness. Your outer world is just that. Your outer existence you see,
created by others each day. Another's words, another's judgment, another's
greed, another's envy. It is your outer world my friend.
You
chose to incarnate on a planet of choice, of free will. You are faced with
choice many times each day. Constantly we see you giving so much of your
energies to your outer world. You constantly allow it to enter your inner world
of thoughts and feelings through the emotional body.
You have been told many times that man's greatest
lesson is to overcome the emotional body.
And so, I say to
you be aware. Use the Light as your armour. Do not allow fear to overtake you,
no. Ask yourself ‘what do I truly fear?’"
- Master Kuthumi
(‘Will We Make It?’ channelled through Rev. Lynette Leckie-Clark, 6 May 2009, www.kuthumischool.com/en/teachings/Volume7/make_it.php).
“So your best
protection is that of pushing your radiance outward. As long as your radiance
shines outward, and there is a positive pressure on your surroundings, a
positive light flow going out, then nothing can get in because the flow is
going out.
As
long as you are bringing your energy into your life from above - through your antakarana
[the connection to Higher Self which we re-establish through creativity and
aspiring towards our higher nature. [See Chapter C for description] and I Am
Presence, and up through your grounding cord from your beloved planet - as long
as you have those two sources of energy, this is inexhaustible, it is infinite!
There is never a shortage of energy, there is never a shortage of flow! This
can and will be a challenge for all Lightworkers, to continue to bring these
sources of energy into their systems and radiate them out upon the world in
such a way as to deflect anything that comes in to the contrary. It reaches out
to counteract negativity, negative thought forms, and negative emotions. It
simply goes out and radiates...radiates! This is the goal!
Until you reach
that stage you may need to keep very, very diligent with your protection,
constantly monitoring. Remember, I have told you that most of the action is on
the inner planes, and that most people have no clue about it. This is still the
case...it is still true that most people do not have a clue as to what is
really going on, and how the world works, how the physical world is the last
place for energy to crystallise, and that the long process before that has been
going on for some time.”
- St. Germain
(excerpt from ‘Radiance Is the Best Protection’ channelled through Antera on 22
February 2009, Antera and Omaran, Centre for Soul Evolution, see www.soulevolution.org).
“…and everyone is a Lightworker for everyone comes from Light. When we
say ‘Light,’ we do not imply light and dark as it is measured here. Light,
life, God, Source, Goddess – the same. The definitions are yours for a vantage
point to understanding. So be it.” – St. Germain (channelled through Ashamarae
McNamara, www.awakeningfromwithin.com).
PLAY: ‘You
don't know me’ by Armand Van Heldon
(written and sung by Duane Harden, 1999. The extended mix kicks off with a
brief excerpt from a film: “What is my problem with man, you ask? No. I ask you
what was man's problem with me”).
“Most of
the pain you’re dealing with is really just thoughts…ever think of that?” -
Buddhist Bootcamp.
Jerzei
Balowski (Alexei Sayle):
I'm not really foreign, you know. I just do it to appear more sophisticated! I
mean, nobody'd buy Evian water if it was called ‘Blackburn Water,’ would they?
Nobody'd wear Kicker boots if they were made in Scunthorpe! ABBA? ABBA,
Swedish? I knew then when they were a Lancashire clog-dancing trio! Arthur,
Betty, Boris and Angela! Solzhenitsyn, Solzhenitsyn - a former pipe-fitter
welder from Harrogate!
-
The Young Ones (additional material
written by Alexei Sayle: Season
1, Episode 1, ‘Demolition,’ written by Ben Elton, Rik Mayall and Lise Mayer,
1982).
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