Dharma Talks

Change Ahead in these Turbulent Times of Shifting Energies

Let’s keep it a little more down to earth this week. Especially with all the unrest in the world socially, economically, politically and in nature.

I’ve been speaking a lot this past year about consciousness transformation and awakening. Before any significant change there is always unrest, whether it is an internal personal struggle or public confrontation. Right now we are on the leading edge of global change, can you feel the shifts in energy? They are incredibly powerful at this time and coming in rapid succession.

First to maintain our peace of being and continue being adaptive in these fluctuating and erratic times, it is now more important than ever to have a daily reflective time set aside for yourself. Especially, included in that time should be a period of silence. When life is coming at you so quickly and in so many directions at once, we need a firm foundation within our being. How can we accomplish this without checking in with our true being and allowing that sense of peace and love to permeate our being? So let us develop a deep self awareness and stay in touch with our breath of life.

Next, may I recommend using prayer, visualization or intention while we are using the time we have set aside for ourselves. Let us transmit our peace and love toward the global unrest, asking for peaceful and respectful outcomes that honor basic human rights. When we do this we are tapping into the universal consciousness and adding a loving vibration to help stabilize the turmoil. When enough of us add our love to the collective whole it will affect change. As we keep this in our hearts we as individuals act and live more congruently with our spiritual center.

Step three is commitment. After all, it takes us.. all of us to eventually bring about the necessary change in the world, it requires our action. Within everyone is an ability or strength and we need to apply and share our loving abilities.

Let us Keep Peace in our Hearts

Healing means wholeness, and on one level we need to commit to opening the door to help our interconnected world with consistent values and principles of peace and understanding.

When we have peace in our hearts then we can ask ourselves “What is my role” and “What wants to happen here.” Thus allowing us to be adaptive to any given circumstance or emergence. Life regains its newness with fresh inspiration and clear vision even during this time of transition.

Note: To read last years blogs go to my page on TIFERET Journal at http://www.tiferetjournal.com/profile/DaveBennett