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In the Midst of Crisis

Marina Davies | 08.01.06 | 10:11 AM |
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How can we ease this suffering? Shift in Action is a community I trust in. I trust in the knowledge, insight and guidance made available through this and other linked sites. If it is considered inappropriate for me to post the following questions, please do not hesitate to correct me.

I feel overwhelmed at the moment. I am overwhelmed by an immense feeling of sadness and desperation. If I hadn't come into contact with ideas and information explaining the beauty in creation, and my role in this reality, my depression would be far worse. My depression currently is not fueled by events in my direct sphere, yet the events that have brought me to my knees are just as traumatic as if I were experiencing it first hand.

Having had read Dr. Radin's Entangled minds, I am convinced that I am feeling the pains of the oppressed around the world. As soon as I wake in the morning, I feel as if I have just left the worst horror I could imagine, and I cry in complete bewilderness. I feel the women being torn from their children, I feel the pain from the bombs, I feel the tearing of flesh, and all this I face with sincere intent to alter what I feel. I surround those in the world living in this way with blue loving compassionate light, I think positive enlightened thoughts, and I pray out loud that we may all be doing the same at that very same moment.

I guess I am here today to ask for help. How do we keep pushing forward through our will to create something different, while feeling so much pain? It is difficult sometimes to use energy work on oneself to heal a painful ailment-especially during extreme pain, and I find it to be similar in this sense as well. It is as if the pain of the world has climaxed, and there is almost know way I can work enough energy to even coming remotely close to ending or changing that flow of energy.

I guess I feel weak and as if I am failing. So I am seeking advice, as a young one amongst teachers, how do we push forward and not obsorb so much of this pain?
Again, I apologize if this is inappropriate, but I sincerely wish to learn these skills, so maybe I can awaken being delighted my children are alive and beautiful, instead of clinging to them as if I had just witnessed their fate.

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Submitted by Michael D on August 3, 2006 - 8:20am.

Hi Marina,

I feel the pain of the world to be larger than we can bear individually, so we just have to bear it together. And not get too attached to ending it immediately. Love is the way to deal with it, yet love opens us to experiencing it all the more. Love comes of compassion, and the compassionate heart is in great pain now. Some feel it more than others.

When it threatens to overwhelm, we just have to find out what works for us to be able to bear it and continue on. For me it means using humor and being with friends, and getting away for a while. Moving out of the places that anchor me in the flow of the suffering of humanity for a while. Taking good care of myself during crisis periods is crucial too…

Love to you Marina, you clearly have a good heart…and there is no failing with this kind of healing. There is only Love.

Michael

Submitted by Marina Davies on August 4, 2006 - 7:48am.

Thank you so much for your kind words of support. After posting my previous comments, I recieved the newly released Down the Rabbitt Hole Quantum edition. It was as if it was what I was waiting for all along. Like you point out, love and unity is the way. I have gone through tremendous periods of aloneness in life, though I am surrounded by loving kindness, and what I guess I have just realized is that the less I pray, the more alone I feel. Of course having had such resentment towards words of faith in my past, prayer has never come easiliy. I am determined to join and encompass a shift in the world paradigm, and I will not let meaningless attachment deter me.

I am however curious, Dr. Radin talks about this ability to effect the wave if tremendous thought and prayer of intentions is giving by a great many at one time. Has there already been, or is there in the future going to be a world wide consciousness day, or day for prayer that we may all be joined. Perhaps Dr. Radin has already thought of such an idea? Or perhaps Dr. Haeglin? If there were a time for sincere thought to end this madness, I think now is the time. I know in unity we can stop this reality from occurring.

I believe in love, and I believe in us as creators, my world is peaceful, and loving, I hope all world's will be the same some day.

Submitted by Stephen Dinan on August 15, 2006 - 8:13am.

Hi Marina,

Thank you for your willingness to be so vulnerable and raw. In my experience, it is when we are willing to be raw and real with each other that the healing and opening begins to happen.

Your intuition about tapping into larger, collective suffering may well be accurate. Chris Bache's book - Dark Night, Early Dawn - is the most powerful framework I've seen for understanding this.

And I love the idea of worldwide days in which we share prayers and intentions of hope, transformation and peace to start to ripple out into the field.

Stephen Dinan

Submitted by Marina Davies on August 16, 2006 - 12:09pm.

Thank you Stephen. I recently returned from a class at Harbin Hot Springs in Northern California. Many who spend time there seem to be joining in this call for a change-perhaps many who feel they have been living it for generations-and I became even a bit more raw. I attended an introductory course in Watsu. It has taken six years to get this scared little girl in water, let alone a theraputic water class. I was invigorated by the possibilities put forth by such a medium of healing and I wondered if in the past there has been any discussion of Watsu and it's possibilities related to the shift in consciousness we are all creating? Forgive me if I have missed something, it is hard to take all of what is available here in,in such a short time.

My instructor in Watsu previously invested her efforts in cell biology and is a tremendous fan of Dr. Lipton. Though we did not discuss my hopes for using Watsu as a modality for cellular reprocessing, I knew instinctively we were on the same wavelength, and I am eagerly awaiting her soon to be published book, and hoping she will have much to contribute to this discussion in the future.

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