Showing posts with label Wild Law in Seven Words. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wild Law in Seven Words. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 September 2007

Ego (Wild Law in Seven Words part III)

Your ego seized control of you mind. Long ago.

Now it keeps your heart prisoner in a dungeon it has constructed out of fear and doubts it insinuates whenever you hear your heart calling.

The thousand and one ‘common-sense’ reasons that paralyse you after you begin to soar elated at the heart’s inspiration. It is only common because it is so ubiquitous.



Money. Insecurity. Status. Reactions of others you live in fear of. Nightmare scenarios of a future it is not yours to know in advance. And money again.



So you close your ears to the voice of your heart within, and turn back to what you have always known. To what is poisoning the planet.

Because it is safe. Because it is respectable. Because it involves no risk.

Because that is what you have been told you should do all your lives.

Because it is demanded of you from all sides, for it is what the system depends on.



But your soul weeps quietly, and you cannot but hear its sadness. So you attempt to blank it out in hyperactivity, in haste and busyness, distracting yourself unremittingly so you do not have time to listen.

Or seek escape in booze and drugs, or hopelessly desperate sex that you cling to as a drowning person cleaves to the lifesaver. Even as you drown them too in your desperation.

Because it is the last contact with nature that remains in your urban, industrial lives, the last piece of your authenticity left for your natural being, for what you really are, to manifest through.

That is why it is so radical and so potent, and so subversive.

And why it has become so distorted.

It is nature’s strongest force, and its most alchemic. Even alone it is only the best of you that can deal with it well.


But you add to its force all that lies crying within at its imprisonment trying to escape through the last chink that is left.

It blasts out as a torrent after a cataclysm, and its pent-up force is far more than you are capable of handling. Too often it carries everything in its wake.

Too constrained to express your true nature, or even your distorted nature, it seeps out sideways in a prurient interest in the sex lives of others. The rich and the famous and the egoists on Big Brother, even the people you know in your daily lives.

Nothing fascinates you more, because your needs and your creativity lie repressed within you.


.

Hearts and Minds (Wild Law in Seven Words part II)

They came back to give us some advice. They can see we have wandered off so far, and may have got so lost that we have forgotten how to find our way back.

They don’t mind how long we take for the journey. They just want us to relax and enjoy the experience of returning, and the wonders we will rediscover along the way.

Their concern is that we might be so lost we go on goofing up and making an even bigger mess. Of everything.

So here is what they say.


Follow your heart. That is all you need to do.

It will show you the way.

And it will do so perfectly. Every step of the path you must travel.

In ways that are too wondrous to imagine, which your head would not believe possible.




Do not let your head overrule it.

That is how you became arrogant and strode purposely out of Eden, adamant that you could do better.

Now just look what you have done.



Decisions are for your heart. Then your head can attend to logistics.

That is its purpose and that is what it excels at.

That is the natural order of all things.



For it is the divine which speaks to you thus.

And it is only by returning to harmony with the higher order

that you can find the peace and happiness that evades you.




.

Friday, 14 September 2007

Wild Law in Seven Words

Here’s a message from all the other beings with which we share the planet.


They are very happy that we are starting to wake up and remember Wild Law. They were very sad when we rejected it and chose instead to leave Eden, and they have been very sorry to see all the pain and suffering we have caused to ourselves and to the Earth as a result.


They want to remind us of what we have forgotten, to help us with our task.


Its called the Law of the Wilderness. The one law they all live by, and have always been in harmony as a result.


It is very simple.



Respect us and leave us in peace.




That is all they ask, and all we need to do.


They wish us a pleasant journey, and look forward to welcoming us back soon.


.

Anyone for dinner?