Tag: dealing with death

From the mind of critic: “If our path forward is constantly fogged over by indecision, how do we remove this roadblock? Do we take a jackhammer, and smash it to smithereens? Do we take dynamite, and blow it to bits? Do we use a fork life to move it to the side? Do we jump over it like a hurdler in a race, or do we just simply choose any one of these options, because it doesn’t matter how the roadblock is overcome, it just matters that it is? Beyond the obviously worldly chaos we’re collectively enduring at the moment, there are so many issues that require our attention, racism, sexism, ageism, militarism, persecution, unfair stereotypes, and ignorance are all meant to divide us int separate camps. Whether they pit us against each other on different sides of the same issue, or on separate issues battling each other for importance, many forces keep us from uniting. Being a passionate, conscious and down for the cause person gets us started, but when we view these division, subdivisions and subdivisions of sub divisions, our mind can quickly spin out of control. So many things require our attention, that how should we know where to put our energy, when all of them seem integral to our species and planets survival? This is when we have to slow down and realize that so many problems exist, that we couldn’t possibly fix them all. That to fix such a multi-pronged problem, we need a multi-pronged attack. All of us have talents and passions, which can be used in this attack. This leads us to believe that not only is it always better to do something than nothing, but that something is our part, while everyone else is doing theirs. Once we pick our thing, it’s vital we don’t separate from others doing their thing, but instead see how all things are interconnected, and have to work in unison to be successful. Indecision is overcome, by listening to our heart. The method of personal roadblock removal doesn’t matter, only the removal itself does. When united we not only stand, we flourish. Once we realize we all have rights to not be put down for having rights, we will evolve.”

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From the mind of critic: “If we truly believe there are only winners and losers, is it any wonder we have a collective problem of us versus them? Does separating us into those people and these people, help us realize that some humans aren’t people? Do wins and losses not have a clear definition, because neither does life? If we want guarantees, promises and oaths so we escape surprises along our journey, we’re allowing ignorant fear to hold us back. Remembering love isn’t all we need but where everything starts, deletes ignorant fear from our forward motion. Deletion of negativity, makes positivity possible.

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From the mind of critic: “If to solve problems we’re supposed to shed light on darkness, does fear prevent us from seeing what’s amidst the darkness? Does illuminating what we can’t see stir fear, because it could be literally anything, or does it stir excitement because it could be literally anything? In this world of chaos, it’s always better to know something than not. There’s so much confusion, why wouldn’t we want it to ease? Fear can be debilitating, but it doesn’t have to be; it can be a motivator, when we comprehend fear is based on the unknown. Once we realize some of the greatest things in life we have to figure out, but provide much bigger rewards than previously thought, we’ll see that what “we have nothing to fear but fear itself” really means, is that the unknown is a constant, but fear and ignorance aren’t if we open our eyes. Solutions come, when we allow ourselves to figure out the problem. Shedding light, allows us to truly see. Chaos becomes less so, when fear becomes a learning tool. The unknown may hold the worst things imaginable, but it may also hold the best, which we’ll never know if we don’t walk through.”

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From the mind of critic: “If national emergencies are powers reserved for a president when there’s great tragedy, what happens when that power is used for political purposes? Does it open a door where leaders can steal undue powers, just because they’re dipping in the polls and trying to distract from coming indictments? Does this not only concentrate their power, but set them up for a fascistically authoritarian future? Do fears of martial law come true, when political leaders do what they want regardless of what any constitution or bible says, let alone common decency and humanity? If one party backs a declaration because of perceived threats, what’s to stop the other party from doing the same when they get in power? Dictators, Fascists, Nationalists, Authoritarians and strong men always start their evilly narcissistic rise by taking away rights, declaring emergencies when there aren’t any, castigating all media, and painting opposition as the enemy who wants to destroy the country. How do we stop this before it metastasizes? We need to pay attention to signs, but we need to re engrave into our cortex what truth really is. I’m not speaking of political opinion, which has infinite sides. No, I’m speaking of the facts on the ground, and actual statistics we can use to form a strategic way forward, which assures mutually assured conscious evolution, not mutually assured destruction. A president can rail all day about an immigrant invasion, even if the truth is the opposite. Our next president could rail all day about guns and take them away, or about the environment and close all coal plants. If the goal is to simply take power away from the other guy, instead of empowering us all, then the founders were right, that the constitution will end in despotism, because the people will be unable to be governed by anything else. We have the power to overcome evil, but first we must kill it within ourselves. False emergencies, build false idols. Dictators don’t fall out of the sky, they’re born from our lack of humanity. A populace who continues to stand up will never be pushed down.”

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