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A PREMONITION, DREAM OR SIMPLE INTUITION
Generally held beliefs
I have always subscribed to the view that there is only one race and that is the human race.We are more alike than we are different.What's most unifying in all of this,is the fact that we are all bound together by an energy form that we no longer seem to acknowledge. Our forefathers were much more in tune with nature and as such recognized the bond that we do hold with nature in general and the environment in particular.
We are probably more apt to believe that the attributes of modern technology and not the forces of nature around us has the greater influence over our lives.
Psychics
I think that the mere fact that we are prepared to spend enormous amounts of money on the forecasts of so called psychics, much of which never comes to fruition, convinces me that we could invariably realize that same degree of probable success if we were to use our own intuition in these matters. In other words you and I are just as psychic as 99% of those who have posted their signs somewhere, and setup shop claiming to have psychic abilities.
Intuition
These abilities come to us in various forms and most of the time we simply dismiss them or ignore them. Have you ever noticed that if there is one single thing that most successful people refer to as being the most influential thing in their decision making process, it would be their dependence on their own intuition.
Dreams
How often have you read or heard of people in business or the sciences who were plagued by a particular problem only to go to sleep and have the solution come to them in the form of a dream.
I believe that each and every one of us have these abilities. Most of us probably wouldn't recognize them even if they were to smack us in the face. Sometimes the time lapse between the revelation of the premonition and the realization of the actual event, is so small that one is inclined to think that maybe it's all a dream, a truth to which I can readily attest.
A Premonition
On the night of 28/09/2005 I dreamt that I was back home at the behest of my dad. Normally a request like this would be the perfect occasion that we would turn into a family vacation trip. Summer vacation for my family and I had always involved outdoor activities like RVing, boating, fishing and camping. I would travel with my wife and daughter, and there would be a great deal of excitement and anticipation, since it is not unusual for us to be somewhat secretive about our itinerary. But on this occasion, although I was traveling alone, yet I felt that same exuberance, since I always enjoyed sharing quality time with my father, and was really looking forward to it. I was traveling by car and as it would seem at a rather high rate of speed to maximize what in my mind would have been a short visit with him.
I arrived at this place that I should have recognized since I had grown up there, but somehow I did not. The house somehow looked more like a cottage. But there standing on the porch was my dad who was eagerly awaiting my arrival.
A paternal gesture by any other name
He was beaming with excitement, and completely outfitted with all the gear and tackle for a day on the water. I shared his enthusiasm and naturally quickly exited my car and ran towards the porch, but stopped at the stair and started asking my dad what ever happened to our old house. His only response was “ come with me son, we have a lot of catching up to do, let’s go fishing and have some fun together.” Since we had never gone fishing together before, I was taken back by his request. As eager as I was to spend the time with him, yet somehow, I had no desire to climb those stairs to greet him in a fashion like we always did, with bear hugs and a show of mutual affection.
Instead, I just stood there gazing at my dad who was beaming with life and continually repeating his invitation for me to join him on this fishing trip that he had obviously invested a lot of time and effort planning.
The Will
I had observed that my dad did not seem annoyed at my hesitance, nor did he even attempt to approach me, but instead with a beckoning gesture of his arm and slowly walking towards the back of the cottage he simply said “ come I have everything ready for us at the back “…
This, I am sure was not your typical lucid dream, nor was I particularly cognizant of time, but it did seem as though within moments of having the dream, I was startled and awoken when our phone began to ring.
This call was to inform us of the passing of my dad.
Many people do not have a Will
Many people do not have a will -
I have always subscribed to the view that there is only one race and that is the human race.We are more alike than we are different.What's most unifying in all of this,is the fact that we are all bound together by an energy form that we no longer seem to acknowledge. Our forefathers were much more in tune with nature and as such recognized the bond that we do hold with nature in general and the environment in particular.
We are probably more apt to believe that the attributes of modern technology and not the forces of nature around us has the greater influence over our lives.
Psychics
I think that the mere fact that we are prepared to spend enormous amounts of money on the forecasts of so called psychics, much of which never comes to fruition, convinces me that we could invariably realize that same degree of probable success if we were to use our own intuition in these matters. In other words you and I are just as psychic as 99% of those who have posted their signs somewhere, and setup shop claiming to have psychic abilities.
Intuition
These abilities come to us in various forms and most of the time we simply dismiss them or ignore them. Have you ever noticed that if there is one single thing that most successful people refer to as being the most influential thing in their decision making process, it would be their dependence on their own intuition.
Dreams
How often have you read or heard of people in business or the sciences who were plagued by a particular problem only to go to sleep and have the solution come to them in the form of a dream.
I believe that each and every one of us have these abilities. Most of us probably wouldn't recognize them even if they were to smack us in the face. Sometimes the time lapse between the revelation of the premonition and the realization of the actual event, is so small that one is inclined to think that maybe it's all a dream, a truth to which I can readily attest.
A Premonition
On the night of 28/09/2005 I dreamt that I was back home at the behest of my dad. Normally a request like this would be the perfect occasion that we would turn into a family vacation trip. Summer vacation for my family and I had always involved outdoor activities like RVing, boating, fishing and camping. I would travel with my wife and daughter, and there would be a great deal of excitement and anticipation, since it is not unusual for us to be somewhat secretive about our itinerary. But on this occasion, although I was traveling alone, yet I felt that same exuberance, since I always enjoyed sharing quality time with my father, and was really looking forward to it. I was traveling by car and as it would seem at a rather high rate of speed to maximize what in my mind would have been a short visit with him.
I arrived at this place that I should have recognized since I had grown up there, but somehow I did not. The house somehow looked more like a cottage. But there standing on the porch was my dad who was eagerly awaiting my arrival.
A paternal gesture by any other name
He was beaming with excitement, and completely outfitted with all the gear and tackle for a day on the water. I shared his enthusiasm and naturally quickly exited my car and ran towards the porch, but stopped at the stair and started asking my dad what ever happened to our old house. His only response was “ come with me son, we have a lot of catching up to do, let’s go fishing and have some fun together.” Since we had never gone fishing together before, I was taken back by his request. As eager as I was to spend the time with him, yet somehow, I had no desire to climb those stairs to greet him in a fashion like we always did, with bear hugs and a show of mutual affection.
Instead, I just stood there gazing at my dad who was beaming with life and continually repeating his invitation for me to join him on this fishing trip that he had obviously invested a lot of time and effort planning.
The Will
I had observed that my dad did not seem annoyed at my hesitance, nor did he even attempt to approach me, but instead with a beckoning gesture of his arm and slowly walking towards the back of the cottage he simply said “ come I have everything ready for us at the back “…
This, I am sure was not your typical lucid dream, nor was I particularly cognizant of time, but it did seem as though within moments of having the dream, I was startled and awoken when our phone began to ring.
This call was to inform us of the passing of my dad.
Many people do not have a Will
Many people do not have a will -
Monday, December 10, 2007
Survival and Conquest
The Evil that
The evil that we, as sentient beings, do to each other will always attend us. This has always been the belief of every religion in existence.
If everyone realises that this role does not necessarily have to play itself out or that anyone can only do to you as much as you allow them, then the whole scenario must out of necessity change.
We are social animals, and that's all that separates us from from your basic quadruped. We, pure and simple, have devised a more sophisticated way of doing things. But like all animals we instinctively and subconsciously, I must add, have structured our lives around two basic constructs or desires; viz: survival and conquest. Irrespective of the complexity or simplicity of an individuals life, it can always be broken down into these two undeniable principles.
Survival and Conquest
An individuals adherence to either one of these principles is to a large extent dependent upon one's personality. Since the two principles overlap each other, it would not be surprising that the more aggressive individual would devote his energy to conquering and the more passive individual to mere survival.
In the animal kingdom these roles have played themselves out over a rather long period of time, and as such this has given way to to an established hierarchy within their own groupings.
Pride of Lions
Observe if you may the situation in the animal kingdom and in the lion pride in particular. One would observe that when it comes to the hunt for prey, as always it's the females of the pride that assume the more aggressive stance. One can read "maternal instinct" and the need to provide for their offspring into this behavior, but on careful observation it becomes quite obvious that it is not necessarily the conquerors who are the first to partake of the feast.
In this pecking order a particular animal wrestles his way to regal status, and all others just take their cue in order of descent.
Ours is a social order which lends itself more readily to what would seem like a rather precarious form of mobility; a kind of "rags to riches" syndrome. It's often been said that most of us are so preoccupied with living that we never have a life. Every thing in life is predicated on the very rudimentary principle that all our resources are finite. If the analogy of the hierarchy in the lion pride can have any meaning in the lives of human beings it can only be seen in the light of that of "the village" or society at large and not within a familial situation.
The idea of several people helping themselves to a "piece of the pie", comes to mind. The greater one's claim to a share of the pie the less there is available for everyone else. Simply put, the aggressors in our society know that given the fact that the vast majority of our populace are merely interested in a sustenance type existence satisfied with consuming only their very small "piece of the pie", therefore they can quite easily amass a disproportioned share of the resources... the proverbial lion's share.
Ignorance or apathy
Ignorance is probably the singular most common denominator found in all those who have allowed themselves to be relegated to a category of mere subsistence existence.
It would seem as though knowledge is all that stands between "living" and mere existence . Here is where all the other human factors come into play. If knowledge was all there was standing between our life of rags or riches then all we'll need is, to acquire that knowledge and we will all be on our way. But the answer is not quite that simple, there is almost an infinite number of parameters that can be added to this equation before we can draw any conclusions.
One risks being classified as naive in saying that as social animals we first and foremost have got to overcome many of our inhibitions; eg: false pride, and only then can we expand our world view in the process.
The evil that we, as sentient beings, do to each other will always attend us. This has always been the belief of every religion in existence.
If everyone realises that this role does not necessarily have to play itself out or that anyone can only do to you as much as you allow them, then the whole scenario must out of necessity change.
We are social animals, and that's all that separates us from from your basic quadruped. We, pure and simple, have devised a more sophisticated way of doing things. But like all animals we instinctively and subconsciously, I must add, have structured our lives around two basic constructs or desires; viz: survival and conquest. Irrespective of the complexity or simplicity of an individuals life, it can always be broken down into these two undeniable principles.
Survival and Conquest
An individuals adherence to either one of these principles is to a large extent dependent upon one's personality. Since the two principles overlap each other, it would not be surprising that the more aggressive individual would devote his energy to conquering and the more passive individual to mere survival.
In the animal kingdom these roles have played themselves out over a rather long period of time, and as such this has given way to to an established hierarchy within their own groupings.
Pride of Lions
Observe if you may the situation in the animal kingdom and in the lion pride in particular. One would observe that when it comes to the hunt for prey, as always it's the females of the pride that assume the more aggressive stance. One can read "maternal instinct" and the need to provide for their offspring into this behavior, but on careful observation it becomes quite obvious that it is not necessarily the conquerors who are the first to partake of the feast.
In this pecking order a particular animal wrestles his way to regal status, and all others just take their cue in order of descent.
Ours is a social order which lends itself more readily to what would seem like a rather precarious form of mobility; a kind of "rags to riches" syndrome. It's often been said that most of us are so preoccupied with living that we never have a life. Every thing in life is predicated on the very rudimentary principle that all our resources are finite. If the analogy of the hierarchy in the lion pride can have any meaning in the lives of human beings it can only be seen in the light of that of "the village" or society at large and not within a familial situation.
The idea of several people helping themselves to a "piece of the pie", comes to mind. The greater one's claim to a share of the pie the less there is available for everyone else. Simply put, the aggressors in our society know that given the fact that the vast majority of our populace are merely interested in a sustenance type existence satisfied with consuming only their very small "piece of the pie", therefore they can quite easily amass a disproportioned share of the resources... the proverbial lion's share.
Ignorance or apathy
Ignorance is probably the singular most common denominator found in all those who have allowed themselves to be relegated to a category of mere subsistence existence.
It would seem as though knowledge is all that stands between "living" and mere existence . Here is where all the other human factors come into play. If knowledge was all there was standing between our life of rags or riches then all we'll need is, to acquire that knowledge and we will all be on our way. But the answer is not quite that simple, there is almost an infinite number of parameters that can be added to this equation before we can draw any conclusions.
One risks being classified as naive in saying that as social animals we first and foremost have got to overcome many of our inhibitions; eg: false pride, and only then can we expand our world view in the process.
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