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"Soul Nourishment For (All) In This Consciousness Work"

http://theascensionfacilitator.gaia.com — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 18:32:24 GMT

Greetings and blessing to all.

Speaking as one whose aware of the variables of our individual paths and the limited nature of what's available that can truly nurture us as we travel back into remember of our self as Light Beings … I offer this link to the 5-Way Channeling that empowers us TO KNOW we are loved, treasured and saluted by those on the other side of the veil of The Flesh. And one of the Channelings is FROM GAIA!!

Although it is not necessarily “Pleiadian”, Kryon Team enlightens all about their “other than worldly existences”. I chew upon this message weekly to keep me in touch with my highest truths as I await the unfoldments of desires through the System Of Synchronicity.

Note: I have been blessed to discover some information called “Pleiadian Teachings” that is so insightful it can serve to enlighten, to reassure, to clarify and/or notify. If you can't find it via a google search, please email me, for Spirit Within indicates that the quality of That Light, must be requested or searched for.

Blessings my family!!

Here's the link:

https://www.kryon.com/cartprodimages/downloadsedona_02_08.html

Re: Be the Change!

http://enlightenmentadvisor.gaia.com — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 04:27:08 GMT

My Brothers Spirit Still Here ! He was real change and in exactly twenty physical years on this planet before his death, he created peace and harmony, at least for a short while. At least some of us still know he is still making change while others turn their blind eye to the sun and fry themselves from the inside out !

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Re: Getting better with raw food

http://enlightenmentadvisor.gaia.com — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 04:14:28 GMT

Hi Josh,
I tried the raw food diet for about two weeks after my left ovarian cyst burst and I was released from the hospital, it didn't work for me, so I went back to plan A which was "Eat According to My Bloodtype Diet", which saved me then and seems to save me now. I am healthier, the cyst is super small, my weight is neither fluctuating nor increasing and I have only the AB+ blood to thank and tons and tons of research on how to fix something that was chemically disturbed many many years ago . . .

Good luck with the raw diet, sorry I could not be much help.

Getting better with raw food

http://joshrawla.gaia.com — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 19:29:39 GMT

Hi everyone- Has anyone seen the trailer for "Raw For 30 Days". It's a documentary about Six people who normally eat fast food, who try going 100% raw for a month. It features doctors, experts, and raw foodists who are interviewed including Gabriel Cousens, MD, David Wolfe, and Woody Harrelson. I am new to raw foods and very interested in hearing from others who are raw foodists and people who are trying to change their lives for the better. Many people in my family have diabetes and I have changed my diet and gone raw to prevent myself from also getting diabetes. It’s here: http://videos.zaadz.com/266879/raw_for_30_days_trailer Visit the Raw For 30 Days site at: www.rawfor30days.com Josh

Re: Be the Change!

http://wohica.gaia.com — Sun, 11 Mar 2007 01:59:20 GMT

When I was a young adult, I went through many steps in my personal inner growth, coming to terms with those things that many of my contemporaries have yet to come to terms with some 20 years later. Being as outside of the box as I have always been, at the time it was not the way to be. Conformity wasa the cry and I was therefore, outcast. I found my kin in fellow outcasts and yet, I was still on the outside looking in.
Many things facillitated the rapid growth I was experiencing... maybe it was the time in my life, maybe it was the time of the universe. Maybe it was the hallucinagenics that I indulged in at the time.
What I do remember, what sticks out most in the forefront of all of it and the thing that made me most comfortable with being different from most is this one thought that came to mind then and stays there now:

THE ONLY WAY I CAN CHANGE THE WORLD IS TO BE WHO I AM.

Re: Be the Change!

Fri, 10 Nov 2006 23:27:54 GMT

This is one of my personal experiences I had while in prison, it is about how a situation was transform by acting and reacting from my heart...

One night I was on the phone talking to my son, and while I was talking I watched other men walk up to the entranceway to the restroom and there was another man sitting on the three-foot wall that went through the restroom. He was at the front of the entrance and when someone would walk up, the man sitting on the wall would look at him with a mean look on his face. When they saw his face they were afraid and would turn and walk away and not enter the restroom. The man on the wall was angry and he was a homosexual. He was the nicest man that there could be, but when he wanted to or when he wasn't feeling nice he was the meanest and baddest man in the unit. These men were so afraid that they would change their mind about going to the restroom.

When I got off the phone, I walked over and sat down beside this mad man, or this nice man who thought he was a mad man. He turned and looked at me and what a face! It looked like a pressure cooker that could explode at any time. I knew he was not a pressure cooker, so I said, "What's up, man?" He said, "I'm mad!" I saw through him and I said, "I know you are. What made you mad? Maybe I can help you." He said, "They made me mad and I am going to whip them." I said, "I'll help you. Who are they?" He said, "The guards." I said, "Man, the guards...I know you can whip some guards and I can too, but, man, we will not win in the end, and I don't want to see you get hurt because you are too nice of a person and you don't deserve it. How did they make you mad?" And he went on with the story about how they made him mad. I told him I would not let the guards know they made me mad. I was trying to tell him in a nice way that the only way he could be mad was to feed the thought: "I am mad, they made me mad..." Then I just sat and listened to him, really listened to him. As he talked about it I could see the pressure being released. The next thing I knew the nice man was back and we were sitting there talking and laughing and smiling. We walked into the barracks and the other men did not know what to think about what had just happened.

What an experience this was for me. I was learning to see through people and see the real person. See anger for what it really is and not to accept things the way they appear unless it's what I want. In the New Testament it says "Judge not by appearances..." (John 7:24) Paul wrote "God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind," (2 Timothy 1:7) Now this man was full of fear, but I refused to see him as fear: instead I saw him as a loving being, and this is what got off the wall and walked away, leaving the fearful being sitting on the wall.

Most people will turn and run the other way when they see a man that is hurting or angry. The only man you will see going up to a mad man is another mad man. People run around talking about God, how God created everything, even the devil. How God has power over the devil and the devil cannot hurt you unless you allow him to, and then every time they think they see the devil, they run the other way. My question is, if a person really believes in God, can he run from the devil?

I think my problem was in believing that there was a devil and that the devil was real! I told myself that I believed in God and God was real, but really I didn't believe it-I was only talking about God. What has awakened me is that today I know God is real and the devil is not. Today I believe in God. God created man, the devil did not create man. It is man that creates the devil.

This man was hurting and needed help; he was in pain, his world was falling in on top of him. He needed somebody to listen to him and talk to him, somebody that knew how to reach out to help another. My part was mostly to be still and allow the reaction to come from inside. If we want to grow spiritually we have to start doing what we learn. Learning does not mean a thing unless you apply what you are learning to your everyday life. Practice what you preach; practice what you have learned. If a man goes to college for 10 years to learn to be a professional, he is not a professional until he opens an office and starts doing what he learned to do. Unless he practices what he has learned he will never become what he learned to be. Many people do this, go through college and get out and decide they don't want to do what they learned and they do something else. Many only do what they learned and never learn anything else-only what somebody else has learned. And some, like Lonnie, go on to learn more on their own and then share it with others that want to learn. Lonnie was the only man I met in prison who was really using love and sharing it, not just telling about it. He was doing to others what he wanted to be done to him. Lonnie was living a life different from the rest, but he never joined them; he kept on going his way. He taught people not to follow others but to follow your heart and you will know you are going in the right direction. This is what I did and am still doing.

Re: Be the Change!

Wed, 08 Nov 2006 13:43:37 GMT

This is fantastic! I've always believed it just takes one to make a change and the message on my cellphone when I open it is "B the Change". It all starts with me. Any you. And everyone else. Of course, it does help if the change we each want to see is the same for everyone!

Suebee

Be the Change!

http://ClarityQuest.gaia.com — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 13:22:51 GMT

“When I was a young man, I wanted to change the world.
I found it was difficult to change the world, so I tried to change my nation.
When I found I couldn't change the nation, I began to focus on my town.
I couldn't change the town and as an older man, I tried to change my family.
Now, as an old man, I realize the only thing I can change is myself, and
suddenly I realize that if long ago I had changed myself,
I could have made an impact on my family.
My family and I could have made an impact on our town.
Their impact could have changed the nation and
I could indeed have changed the world.”
~ Anonymous

Re: Please Help Me Save the World!

Mon, 03 Jul 2006 20:53:18 GMT

Enjoy the moment ... no matter how small or how large. How insignificant or over whelming. The moment right NOW is what is the most important. Be totally for the NOW moment and do it with 100% awareness and make it take the very best of all your efforts, inside & outside. What you reflect in this moment of NOW brings the rest of our NOW moments. We create as we go ... we live what is really inside us. To change anything ... starts with changing the NOW moment to be the best you really want it to be ... NOW & 100% YOU ... the you - you want to be. Take the small insignificant steps first ... and keep going. Smile and love yourself & the next person that comes along. Love from a heart full of gratitude and persistence. The steps will gradually become larger and more significant for YOU ... maybe no one else will ever see the difference, except you ... but that is fine because you will be content in the NOW. Just some NOW thoughts ... C.L. Mareydt

Please Help Me Save the World!

http://juliastewart.gaia.com — Sun, 02 Jul 2006 16:47:29 GMT

Hello Kind Zaadz Friends -

Recently, my coach and I did some work on my "game" in life (aka purpose, calling, why I'm here on Earth) and it became clear that I've beeen playing way too small a game, which is called coaching!

My real game in life, the thing that truly lights me up, is Saving the World!

That's why I'm attracted to Zaadz, that's why I study Spiral Dynamics and that's why I became a coach.

I am a coach because I believe Coaching can Save the World.

But being a coach is not all that I'm here to do. I am an evangelizer for coaching, because I know how powerful it is.

You may not agree with me. You may even believe that the world doesn't need saving, but I have unique gifts that only I can share with the world and those gifts are needed in order for the world to reach its highest potential in the coming years and I express these gifts through coaching and through teaching others to become masterful coaches.

And I've watched my clients and the clients of my students become transformed. This transformation not only makes the impossible possible, it is infectious! A ripple effect happens and many more people benefit and are inspired when one person is masterfully coached. Awareness is spontaneously raised. It's like a chain reaction.

These people go on and BE and DO things that make the world better for people and make people better for the world. If the world is in trouble, then this is one extraordinary tool for creating solutions!

How can you help? Please help spread the message that coaching can save the world. Tell the wonderful people that you know, who have so much to give, but may not know how, that they can be helped to be and do and give (and have) far more by working with a coach.

Tell people who have a desire to help others that they will be able to do so much more powerfully when they know how to coach.

If you help light up even one person who wants to know more about coaching, there is lots of info on the web for them, but it can be confusing and overwhelming. If they need someone to talk to, I can help them. Please send them to http://juliastewart.zaadz.com/ or to my pod, RADICAL Self Care. I have powerful tools and I know where they can find more - and many of these tools are free.

My purpose in life is to spread the value of coaching to millions of people and thereby transform the world. Please help by emailing this post to anyone who needs to read it!

Thank you so much!! XO

take great care, Julia

Re: I'll Start....

http://cewhite.gaia.com — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 13:38:16 GMT

Thanks! Looks like we're off to a good start! :-) --Catherine--*

Re: I'll Start....

http://matthew.gaia.com — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 01:40:21 GMT

...and as far as us (you and Zaadz) working together, stay tuned! Can't wait to show you what we have in store for Q2 - Q4! Enjoy...

Re: I'll Start....

http://matthew.gaia.com — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 01:39:05 GMT

I agree with Jodi. Wow! That is AWESOME!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

Re: I'll Start....

http://jodihume.gaia.com — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 00:47:54 GMT

WOW! That is awesome!

In fact, I just sent a link to one of my clients. I've been trying to develop a VERY clumsy excell file for him that sort of does a few of the things your software does. He just bought a Palm, so he'll LOVE it.

Re: I'll Start....

http://cewhite.gaia.com — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 19:27:46 GMT

Hi there Jodi, Maybe, in the interest of creating synergy here, we can help each other. :-) I have a company that makes a product called Life Balance(TM), which is software that runs on Palm OS, Macintosh and Windows, and Windows Mobile too soon) which helps people to balance career and personal life (by making sure that you are working on what's really important to you and that you are spending an appropriate percentage of your time and effort where you want to.) The software dynamically adjusts your task list based on feedback from what you check off, so if you spend all you time on tasks related to "work," some "play" tasks will start to show up on your list to encourage you to switch gears. Ultimately, the software helps people to gain that feeling of living authentically, knowing that they are on track because all their tasks contribute to their long term goals and aspirations. I might be interested in using some of your content with our customers, or publishing articles on our web site to help you gain exposure. I have writers guidelines that I created a long time ago for one section of our site, and that might be a good place to start, or you could send me a sample article that you think would be apropos, and we could see how it goes. Of course, being entrepreneurial, I'm always looking for ways to let people know that we exist too. Getting heard above the "noise" can be tough! (I have said that sometimes I feel like a Who from Horton hears a Who! "We are here! We are here! We are HEEEERE!") Word of mouth is still really critical because my marketing budget is pathetically small! :-) I'm interested in working with you and other coaches because you all tend to understand what we're about and what we're trying to do -- to offer a tool to help people stay on track between sessions with a coach, or on their own if they feel comfortable being more self directed. I also think that our community of customers will benefit from the participation of more coaches. I would love to have articles written by coaches so that our customers gain a better insight into who they might like to work with. We have been working on a referral program, so that we can put our customers in touch with coaches who are familiar with our product line. Best wishes, --Catherine--* www.llamagraphics.com < -- the kind with two Ls and four legs. :-) I'm new to zaadz, and this is my first "podpost," so here goes....I'm trusting that it links back to me somehow. :-)

I'll Start....

http://jodihume.gaia.com — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 02:09:32 GMT

I'm looking to grow the subscribership to my weekly inspirational (and sometimes kick in the pants) coaching email. It's brief, juicy and (if I do say so myself) well written.

Here's how you can help:

1) Subscribe yourself.
2) Forward one of my emails on to your friends/neighbors/relatives/co-workers so they can subscribe.
3.) Hook me up with companies or organizaitons who might be interested in co-branding my email to send to their employees or members.

Thanks!

~jodi