Quote From: trtleloveDear Fredi,
You know, it comes up in odd places . . . . like this message board for instance. And, every once in a while, there will be a particularly clear message even via media like TV.
For instance, one show I saw maybe a year ago was called, The Journey of Man (it was on PBS). In it, this genetic anthropologist tracked genetic markers all the way back to our really original ancestors, who turned out to still be living as a tribe of Tsong bushmen in Africa. Through his research, he was able to plot every step of the migration of human beings from that group (of course starting many thousands of years ago) to the present populations all over the world and including every "race".
What was maybe the most amazing were the photographs: You can clearly see the Tsong bushmen and all of the essential elements there in their faces; i.e. their skin is medium brown, therefore having the potential to evolve into being darker or lighter. You see the various shapes of eyes and noses, etc. that later became "European", "Asian", "Native American", "East Indian", etc, etc. You know, the story was so compelling, that just thinking about it now is bringing tears to my eyes.
At the end, you see this young anthropologist who happens to be tall, very fair skinned, blue eyed and strawberry blonde haired, smiling with an array of other "racially representative people" affirming that we really have all descended from the same genetic lines, that we really are all part of "one family", in spite of all of the perceivable "differences" that have evolved over time.
I just watched Wayne Dyer this weekend (PBS was doing their regular fund raising drive) and he had a woman on there from Rawanda. She spent 90 days along with seven other women hiding in a bathroom that was three feet by four feet wide. Every day she was threatened with the machete's of people who used to be her friends and neighbors and if they had found her and the other women, they would have killed them. And yet, some how, in the midst of that horror, she Realized God, she Realized what was the absolute truth of her nature and it was ultimately loving and compassionate even towards those who would have killed her and did kill everyone else in her family. She wrote her story later and Wayne Dyer helped to get it published. I just checked and here's the info from Amazon.com:
Left To Tell : Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust by Immaculee Ilibagiza
Even when she was speaking on stage and afterwards, you could just see how truly "radiant" she was.
And of course, Wayne Dyer has been talking to thousands and thousands of people for years now on how we are all intimately involved in what is manifesting here and that we need to be taking that role much more seriously and being "mindful" of our thoughts and how they "expand" into the Universe.
You know, in quantum physics it takes a considerable amount of energy to shift an "electron" from one "level" of energy to another within the structure of an atom. It's often referred to as a "quantum leap". It doesn't happen gradually, instead it's a real "jump" from one level to another.
I truly believe that there is energy building in this system of the world and in Consciousness as we know it to make a "leap". I think such "leaps in awareness" will still happen first on the individual level, but the cumulative effect will be significant shifts in culture and society. I have a feeling, possibly within our lifetimes, many of us are going to see and maybe even be a direct part of some major changes, and not long after that, we will be wondering how we could go on as long as we did without realizing and understanding what was always right there in front of us.
Right now, we are still dealing with "inertia", the fundamental "resistance to change" (and, by the way, from an electronics point of view, such resistance is present even in the simplest wire conductor. Again, it is just part of the system. : )). So it really is about each and every person who is already aware, continuing to consciously manifest or "conduct" love "energy" in each and every moment of their lives and in whatever circumstance or relationship in which they find themselves.
And, you know, even if it doesn't change the world (although I really do think it will in the long run), each person who chooses to do that, will simply be a happier person. They will have the opportunity to experience more true joy in their lives, for whatever time they are here.
From my point of view, that's a "Win/Win" situation . . . . : ))
Sincerely Yours in Peace and Love,
Turtle Love
Dear Turtle Love,
This post may seem pretty 'random' but my heart is telling me to share. When you mentioned quantum physics, I got 'happy' chills up my spine. Why? Because when I was trying to find the right words in my previous post to you, the word quantum kept popping into my mind. Over and over again, it presented itself in my minds eye. After looking it up in my thesaurus ( in trying to find some excuse to use this word that was dancing in my head), I gave up the notion.
The little 'bugger' : ) stayed with me for a good deal of the afternoon. Now I appreciate why.
In your post you referred to the television documentary about the Tsong bushmen. I find that fascinating, as I had recently seen a genetic make over computer program that Oprah was showing during a segment of her show. The software designer stated that regardless of race we human beings are all 99.9% alike. The segment went on to display photo's of Oprah as caucasian, hispanic, asian etc.
Granted the segment was probably more to do with the technology, Oprah marvelled at how truly much we are all alike. I am eager to locate the documentary that you mentioned, that sort of media I can't get enough of.
Finally, I felt all warm and fuzzy after reading the first line of your response. This forum is a place of Peace and Love.
Peace,
Fredi
