The souce of all religion

THE SOURCE OF ALL CREATION

IN THE ORIGINAL RELIGION.


The story of Creation from the early Stone Age reveals the source of all religion. If we return to the source we can again connect ourselves with the healing and unifying powers of the Universe. This places us in the right relationship to the Whole. This place is our very own centre in which we are the children of the Earth and the Sun, and be able to live in harmony with the visible and the invisible. The people of the early Stone Age understood and experienced their lives as an integral part of the family of creation amidst all things on the Earth, the plants, the stones and the animals. These relationships allowed them to access freely all powers contained within the Sacred Circle of Life.

Its caretakers, The Native American Shamans, are revealing the primeval religion at this time. It should not be misinterpreted as a super- imposition of their philosophy and way of life on our culture. Their duty was to keep the ancient wisdom within their campfires and to pass it on when the time was right. This time is now. But it was not only Native American wisdom that was to be passed on at this time. Their wisdom was common knowledge to all people at that time, for it is the wisdom from the SOURCE.

In the early religion, the story of creation employs the image of a circle, which possesses the power to cleanse all dogmatic religions of their false and incomplete doctrines. This true religion represents the intact power of reality for us who live in the modern world of separateness, tensions and countless contradictions. It is the natural way for us to explore as it opens up naturally our personal relationship with the Whole and to discover our origin without preconceived ideas and dogmas. Religions that set up dogmas have always needed to rationally explain and prove themselves. It is as if they have to justify their beliefs at the expense of others. Just think about the Crusades or the Inquisition.

If we try to understand the early Stone Age wisdom and the Medicine Wheel as well as ancient Shamanism with only the help of our rational modernistic minds we would fall back into this dogmatic religion and would be unable to honour and respect its oneness and universality. Only when we start to reawaken the fourfold powers of our consciousness will we be able to live in harmony with these forces. These four forces, powers or paths mark our relationship with reality and enable us to be centred within ourselves.

These four paths are commonly referred in Shamanic terms as the Sacred Four and can be seen on the Medicine Wheel above.

: The path of the East is the power of the SPIRIT

: The path of the West is the power of the Will and Body

: The path of the South is the power of the Emotions.

: The path of the North is the power of the Mind

Each one is considered sacred because it heals and leads us to the Whole.

The power of the Medicine Wheel, wherein the sacred four leads us to the centre and the Whole, and outwards to every direction helps us to become whole and completely unfold our consciousness. It is power or medicine to enable us to re-connect the two halves of our brain: the left side that carries our sensory data and governs our waking state, and the right side that produces our dreams and governs our instincts.

The Medicine Wheel lifts the two “homilies” of evolution to a new plane of consciousness by bring together “Homo Fabians” and “Homo Sapiens” resulting in “Homo Divinians”



GRANDFATHER PETER


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Grandfather Peter's Prayer for Today

Grandfather’s Pray for Today

Thank you my Creator for allowing me ……

TO WALK THE RED ROAD

Creators Blessings.

Long road winding began in the stars,

spilled onto the mountain tops,

was carried in the snow to the streams,

to the rivers, to the ocean…

It covers Canada, Alaska, America,

Mexico to Guatemala,

and keeps winding around the indigenous peoples.

The Red Road is a circle of people

standing hand in hand,

people in this world, people between

people in the Spirit world.

star people, animal people, stone people,

river people, tree people…

The Sacred Hoop.

To walk the Red Road

is to know sacrifice, suffering.

It is to understand humility.

It is the ability to stand naked before the Creator of all things,for your wrong doings,

for your lack of strength,

for your uncompassionate way,

for your arrogance - because to walk

the Red Road, you always know

you can do better. And you know,

when you do good things,

it is through the Creator, and you are grateful.

To walk the Red Road

is to know you stand on equal ground

with all living things. It is to know that

because you were born human,

it gives you superiority over nothing.

It is to know that every creation carries a Spirit,

and the river knows more than you do,

the mountains know more than you do,

the stone people know more than you do,

the trees know more than you do,

the winds are wiser than you are,

and animal people carry wisdom.

You can learn from every one of them,

because they have something you don’t:

They are void of evil thoughts.

They wish vengeance on no one, they seek Justice.

To Walk the Red Road,

you have God given rights,

you have the right to pray,

you have the right to dance,

you have the right to think,

you have the right to protect,

you have the right to know the Great Mother,

you have the right to dream,

you have the right to vision,

you have the right to teach,

you have the right to learn,

you have the right to understand,

you have a right to grieve,

you have a right to happiness,

you have the right to fix the wrongs,

you have the right to truth,

you have a right to the Spirit World.

To Walk the Red Road

is to know your Ancestors,

to call to them for assistance…

It is to know that there is good medicine,

and there is bad medicine…

It is to know that Evil exists,

but is cowardly as it is often in disguise.

It is to know there are evil spirits

who are in constant watch

for a way to gain strength for themselves

at the expense of you.

To Walk the Red Road,

you have less fear of being wrong,

because you know that life is a journey,

a step by step process,

a continuous circle, a sacred hoop.

Mistakes will be made,

and mistakes can be corrected -

if you will be humble,

for if you cannot be humble,

you will never know

when you have made a mistake.

If you walk the Red Road,

you know that every sorrow

leads to a better understanding,

every horror cannot be explained,

but can offer growth.

To Walk the Red Road

is to look for beauty in all things.

To Walk the Red Road

is to know you will one day,

cross to the Spirit World, and you will not be afraid…

for your sacred journey will continue,

On the Blue Road
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Grandfather Peter's Prayer for Today

GRANDFATHER’S PRAYER FOR TODAY

I give thanks to you today My Creator for the wisdom and knowledge available to me at the touch of a button. But never let me forget what has gone before.

Interesting Facts about Ancestors

Each person starts with two parents

They have between them 8 Grandparents.

If you go back about 200yrs there are 1000 plus ancestors who are connected through ones D.N.A.

If you count back less than 600 years there are approximately 537,000,000(537 million) ancestors connected to you.

Conclusion;- with the worlds population as it was 600years you can trace your lineage through your D.N.A. to a large proportion of the humans alive then.

So next time you call on the ancestors for help do not get trampled in the rush!
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Hsotha Petre
Grandfather Peter

Grandfather Peter's Prayer for Today

GRANDFATHER’S PRAYER FOR TODAY

My Creator, help me to work in cooperation with you.


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Pray as though everything depended on God. Work as though everything depended on you.
Saint Augustine


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Grandfather Peter's Thought for Today

Grandfather Peter's Thought for Today
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE GREAT SPIRIT FLOWS THROUGH EACH AND ALL OF US.

“WE ARE ALL CONNECTED”.
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Grandfather Peter's Prayer for Today

GRANDFATHER’S PRAYER FOR TODAY

May we all be wise enough to listen to words spoken to us with our hearts and not our head.

Then we may truly know who speaks with a forked tongue.
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A thing is not necessarily true because badly uttered, nor false because spoken magnificently.
Saint Augustine
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Grandfather Peter

GRANDFATHER’S PRAYER FOR TODAY

My Creator, I thank you for all the remembering

dreams, for they help me dream of my tomorrows.


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I am an old woman now. The buffaloes and black-tail deer are gone, and our Indian ways are almost gone. Sometimes I find it hard to believe that I ever lived them.

My little son grew up in the white man's school. He can read books, and he owns cattle and has a farm. He is a leader among our Hidatsa people, helping teach them to follow the white man's road.

He is kind to me. We no longer live in an earth lodge, but in a house with chimneys, and my son's wife cooks by a shove.

But for me, I cannot forget our old ways.

Often in summer I rise at daybreak and steal out to the corn fields, and as I hoe the corn I sing to it, as we did when I was young. No one cares for our corn songs now.

Sometimes in the evening I sit, looking out on the big Missouri. The sun sets, and dusk steals over the water. In the shadows I see again to see our Indian village, with smoke curling upward from the earth lodges, and in the river's roar I hear the yells of the warriors, and the laughter of little children of old.

It is but an old woman's dream. Then I see but shadows and hear only the roar of the river, and tears come into my eyes. Our Indian life, I know, is gone forever.

Waheenee - Hidatsa (North Dakota)


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Skennen kenhak O:NEN!
Let there be Peace NOW

“Grandfather Peter's Thought for Today"



TRUE VISIONS LIE IN OUR REAL NEEDS AND DREAMS


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Spring Equinox

Happy Equinox to you all
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THE BEARCLAN SCHOOL FOR SHAMANIC STUDIES

THE EIGHT YEARLY FESTIVALS

THE CELEBRATION OF THE EAST (21st MARCH)

SPRING EQUINOX

We are now a month and a half farther along our journey with the Earth moving around the Sun. At this time we adorn ourselves anew and learn the rhythm and rhyme of another festive time and dance in celebration with the appearance of Spring. The Festival of Spring (the Spring Equinox) is located in the East position of the Shamanic Medicine Wheel.

Day and night are equal. We celebrate the resurrected light that becomes increasingly visible in the longer days. It is symbolic of the enlightenment of our spirits, giving inspiration and fire to our visions

We start blooming with the first flowers and take responsibility for ourselves and everything that happens in our ripening process. The Great Mother's message for us at this time is showing how she receives the power of fire and creativity and transforms them into her own source of power.

During this celebration, the Sun gives us his fire to kindle our visions. This "Fire Medicine" teaches us that something must die first in order to be reborn. The death of matter gives birth to light. The Indians of the Plains set fire to the old grass to enable new grass to grow where the old grass died. Fire is the power of the shaman that transforms the old into the new.

We are children of the Sun as well as the Earth for they are our Great parents. Father Sun reminds us that we are ourselves creators- by vision and orgasm. During this time we ask for our personal vision, for direction regarding the next steps that we are about to take. It is the festival of revelation, a message from our Great father-The Sun, the Song of Songs of the immortal and eternal spirit, which proclaims the divine, and the creative universal spirit.

Together with the Earth and all our relations in the plant, animal and mineral kingdoms; we discover our own resurrection through our passion and surrender to the bursting open of all life. We can finally burn away the dregs of the past and transform them into new life. We ourselves can be likened to the bonfires of Easter that our forebears made. We are the lamb with the banner of victory, becoming enlightened by symbolically hanging from the cross. Initiates into the mysteries of death and re-birth.

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GRANDFATHER’S PRAYER FOR TODAY.

Thank You, My Creator, for allowing me to walk the Red Road of Life. Please walk with me today.

You Know, our lives are run by constantly having to make choices and decisions. Every choice we make today will carry with it the consequences of that choice or decision. Every decision we make today will carry with it the consequences of that decision and be felt for seven generations into the future. We are also feeling the effect of decisions and choices made by our ancestors seven generations in the past.

With this in mind all we can do is ask the question of ourselves, "Do we want to be happy or do we want to be right?" Which ever one we choose will have a lot to do with the consequences we will experience today.

If today was the last day of your life, what choices and what decisions would you make?
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Grandfather Peter

I read this interesting article from another group and I thought I would pass it on. Not that it reflects totally what I believe forgiveness is all about. From my experience in any healing forgiveness is one of the key elements. But it can have its roots in many other aspects that need to be addressed at the same time. Some of these are pretty basic and obvious, like the fear of forgiving, envy, guilt, fear of the unknown, lack of loving, the fear of not being loved, failure -the list can go on. But in all these cases I believe we should be willing to forgive but at the same time never forget.
Any comments?
-Hsotha Petre
Grandfather Peter
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The term forgiveness is:

familiar to virtually all people, yet it is very likely that few truly understand its real meaning. Most individuals tend to regard forgiveness as being a truly magnanimous gesture on their part: one that is undertaken on behalf of the other person. Moreover, those individuals who, as rule practice forgiveness in their lives, tend to be viewed as upstanding human beings of great moral or spiritual fiber. While some folks may merit such lofty praise, the startling truth is that at its most fundamental level, forgiveness is more a selfish act than a noble one.
Now it wouldn't surprise me if you are somewhat shocked by the preceding statement, as it clearly runs contrary to conventional teaching on this topic. So for clarification purposes, it should be noted that the word 'selfish' when used in this context does not have a negative meaning. Extending forgiveness to someone is selfish in the sense that it is actually more beneficial to the person doing the forgiving, than it is to the person being forgiven. The reason for this is quite simple - a sincere act of forgiveness allows us to release negative energy (i.e., excessive levels of adrenaline, other stress hormones) that can literally become toxic to the cells within our bodies. The following passage from Discover the Power Within You by Eric Butterworth supports this very point:

"Actually, forgiveness is
the simplest way to lighten our burdens. The man who forgives is no more
saintly than one who insists upon keeping clean. In reality, the act of forgiveness constitutes a mental bath - letting go of something that can only poison us within."

Whenever we are unwilling to forgive, what we are doing is wasting a portion of our valuable present moment energy on something that no longer exists, except within the confines of our own mind. This backward step of time travelling is not the least bit empowering, for by drawing our attention from the 'now' it prohibits us from actually healing these outstanding issues and moving forward in life. Within Western culture, it has only been of late that the medical establishment has begun to acknowledge that a connection does actually exist between the mind (and emotions) and a person's physical health. In Eastern tradition this connection has been an accepted truth for centuries. Among modern day personal spiritual growth authors, Deepak Chopra
has done an excellent job of bridging this gap between Eastern and Western medicine. This excerpt from his book Ageless Body, Timeless Mind
is just one example of many that substantiate the impact that state of mind has on physical health:

"Although the image of the body as a
mindless machine continues to dominate mainstream Western medicine,
there is unquestionable evidence to the contrary. Death rates from cancer and heart disease
are provably higher among people in psychological distress, and lower among people who have a strong sense of purpose and well-being."

Holding on to resentments (i.e., not forgiving) is also a form of psychological distress, for it is obviously a mental process rather than a physical one. Yet as you persist in clinging to your hurts by refusing to forgive, what you are actually doing is unconsciously storing negative energy within your body that may ultimately develop into some form of illness. While some may doubt this, the reality is every thought or feeling has within it the potential to manifest in some physical form. Unfortunately, because of the time it normally takes for the symptoms of a disease to develop, the vast majority of people have no clue that their own habitual negative thinking and feeling (or emotional) patterns may be at the foundation of their illness.

Some of the most
compelling work in this area can be found in the writings of Louise Hay, an inspiring woman who literally healed herself of life-threatening cancer. Ms. Hay's You Can Heal Your Life is truly a classic self-help book about the mind-body connection as it relates to physical health. Its basic premise is that human beings unconsciously create the 'illnesses' in their bodies, and that diseases originate from a state of unforgiving. As the following passage illustrates, Louise Hay makes it very clear that the key to healing is, in fact, forgiving:

"We need to choose to release the past and forgive everyone, ourselves included. We may not know how to forgive; but the very fact we say we
are willing to forgive begins the healing process. It is imperative for our own healing that "we" release the past and forgive everyone."
So, if forgiveness does have such a positive effect on both emotional and physical health, why is that most people have difficulty practicing it?
One reason is that many continue to cling to old admonitions such as, "an eye for an eye' or similar teachings. A second, and perhaps more prevalent reason is that by forgiving, one appears to condone whatever inappropriate behavior occurred. As for the former reason, if you are a person that maintains 'an eye for an eye' philosophy, you might want to give some serious thought to this powerful Chinese proverb: "The one who pursues revenge should dig two graves." With respect to the latter reason, consider this insight from the best-selling author Caroline Myss' book Why People Don't Heal and How They Can:

"Forgiving
does not mean saying that what happened to you doesn't matter, or that it is all right for someone to have violated you. It simply means releasing the negative feelings you have about that event and the person or persons involved."

When you do opt to forgive a person or persons that have harmed you, or one or more of your loved ones in some way, you are by no means condoning what they did - not at all. What you are demonstrating by practicing forgiveness is that you will not allow your psyche and/or your body to be poisoned by the negative energy associated with holding on to resentments or grudges.
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TAKE A STEP BACK,

TO REASSESS YOURSELF
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GRANDFATHER’S PRAYER FOR TODAY.

I pray today that all of us will take time out to see, feel, work, and create our own visions.


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Ancient One sat in the shade of his tree in front of his cave. Red
People came to him and he said to Red People,
"Tell me your vision." And Red People answered,
"The elders have told us to pray in this manner, and that manner,
and it is important that only we pray as we have been taught for
this has been handed down to us by the elders."
"Hmmmm," said the Ancient One.
Then Black People came to him and he said to Black People,
"Tell me your vision."
And Black People answered,
"Our mothers have said to go to this building and that building and
pray in this manner and that manner. And our fathers have said to
bow in this manner and that manner when we pray. And it is important
that we do only this when we pray."
"Hmmmm," said the Ancient One.
Then Yellow People came to him and he said to Yellow People,
"Tell me your vision."
And Yellow People answered,
"Our teachers have told us to sit in this manner and that manner and
to say this thing and that thing when we pray. And it is important
that we do only this when we pray."
"Hmmmm," said the Ancient One.
Then White People came to him and he said to White People,
"Tell me your vision." And White People answered, "Our Book has told
us to pray in this way and that way and to do this thing and that
thing, and it is very important that we do this when we pray."
"Hmmmm," said the Ancient One.
Then Ancient One spoke to the Earth and said,
"Have you given the people a vision?"
And the Earth said,
"Yes, a special gift for each one, but the people were so busy
speaking and arguing about which way is right they could not see the
gift I gave each one of them."
And the Ancient One asked same question of Water and Fire and Air
and got the same answer.
Then Ancient One asked Animal, and Bird, and Insect, and Tree, and
Flower, and Sky, and Moon, and Sun, and Stars, and all of the other
Spirits and each told him the same.
Ancient One thought this was very sad. He called Red People, Black
People, Yellow People, and White People to him and said to them.
"The ways taught to you by your Elders, and your Mothers and
Fathers, and Teachers, and Books are sacred. It is good that you
respect those ways, for they are the ways of your ancestors. But the
ancestors no longer walk on the Face of the Earth Mother. You have
forgotten your own Vision. Your Vision is right for you but no one
else. Now each of you must pray for your own Visions, and be still
enough to see them, so you can follow the way of the heart. It is a
hard way. It is a good way.


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Skennen kenhak O:NEN!
Let there be Peace NOW

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TRUST AND ACCEPTANCE.
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Skennen kenhak O:NEN!
Let there be Peace NOW

“Grandfather Peter's Thought for Today"



TAKE A THOUGHT, AND SHARE IT WITH THE WORLD.
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GRANDFATHER PETER
Skennen kenhak O:NEN!
Let there be Peace NOW

I am starting a new post called " Grandfather Peter's Thought for Today". Here is the first one.
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" Grandfather Peter's Thought for Today"


"YOU ARE YOU"
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GRANDFATHERS PRAYER FOR TODAY.

My Creator, help me to understand that when we share the wisdom of others, we come closer to the truth and wisdom within ourselves.
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Spirituality:
We all a responsibility to ourselves,
Which the Creator gave us at creation, and said,
"You are as spiritual as you are going to get."
Simply take that knowledge and utilize it to its maximum,
and in that, find peace and balance as it can be applied to your decisions.
Find the peace and balance within yourself. Don’t look to others to lead you.

Faith:

Have faith. Have faith. Have faith.
You're on the spiritual path.
You're on the road.
You are the spiritual sanctuary.
You are that strength and you're not going to be punished for
believing that the Creator lives inside you.
That isn't a punishment, that’s a joy.

Healing:
We have within us all things which we attribute to the Creator of all things.
We have the capacity to remain ill or to be healed.
To be healed does not mean to be well.
The Great One never said, to be healed meant being well.
That's an interpretation given to us by man to incite people to
ferocious prayer in their own behalf.
Being healed means you simply have faith.
Faith to face whatever it is.

The Red Road:
Being on the Red Road takes all your life.
It isn't something that you need to be Indian to do.
Being on a spiritual path takes all your life.
It isn't something you do on just Friday, Saturday, Sunday, or
Thursday;
It’s something you do with every breath you take.
Being on the Red Road means, every time you take a breath,
you are praying...
On the Red Road, we seek to find Balance.

Change:
Every breath has unlimited possibilities of a new life,
of new challenges, of new completions, of creation.
Every breath you take offers you an opportunity to do things you
never thought you could do.
Why not change....
We must make changes because changes
are inevitable and the first change we
have to make is in ourselves, as to how
we see the world and how we are able to
deal with life.
That change comes about by releasing the past,
releasing the blame, and the anger,
and the frustration for what you feel has been
done to you, and get on with your life...
If we live our lives in that historical past of how it used to be, then we invite disaster, because we offer no flexibility...
Dreams:
Your vision quest is every morning when
you open your eyes and get the guts to climb,out of bed.
That's your vision quest.
Get out there and do what should be done...
Let your dreams be your vision quest and get out and live your dream...
Power:
You are capable of doing something that has
never been done before, and that it to make
the world, the universe, a better place than it’s been...
That isn't going against the laws of nature,
that's saying you have the power within you...
You don't have to be god/goddess to have it,
or a shaman to have it, or a holy man, or holy
woman, or medicine man, or medicine woman.
You've got it right there, just as you sit.
You're it...

These are just a few from the book:
'From the Gathering'
The Wisdom of Little Crow

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GRANDFATHER PETER
Skennen kenhak O:NEN!
Let there be Peace NOW

.GRANDFATHER’S PRAYER FOR TODAY
My Creator help me understand the wisdom of when a giant step into the unknown is necessary, or when a step by step approach is warranted.

We are often told to have faith in all that we do knowing we are supported every step of the way. This is true in most cases; we would be foolish to attempt to climb a ladder without proper support or someone holding the bottom rung for us. But at other times we are advised to have faith in attempting something we have never done before, even though it may seem foolish or impossible to do. So how can we understand the wisdom of what to do when presented with these dilemmas?

We can do no better than be aware of some of the wise laws that have served many in the past.

THE LAW OF BALANCE.

(Finding a middle way).“To walk in Balance” is an old Native American saying. Balance applies to our Body, Mind, Emotions and Spirit and to all levels of our being. Anything we do, we can under do or overdo. Our Earth walk can be likened to a pendulum. If our actions or habits swing too far to one side they will inevitably swing an equal amount to the other side. The key is to try to keep the swings either way to a minimum, to find the middle way, “To Walk in Balance”

THE LAW OF CHOICES.

Reclaiming our Power. We are all burdened and blessed by the great gift and responsibility of Free Will-the power of choice. Our future is in the large part based on the choices we make now, at this moment. We cannot always control our circumstances, but we can and do choose the responses and decisions we make to whatever arises. By reclaiming the power of choice and not allowing ourselves to be a victim of circumstances, we can find the courage to live fully in the world-To stand tall.

THE LAW OF PROCESS.

Taking life one step at a time. Life can be likened to a journey, a process. We should try to break up our life’s journey or any process in our lives into a series of small steps to be taken one by one, to reach our goal. For process transcends time and teaches us patience. Each step is based on a solid foundation of careful preparation, before taking the next step. In doing so we learn to trust ourselves better, and enjoy our unfolding potential.

THE LAW OF PRESENCE.

Living in the moment. Time is a paradox, stretching between the past and into the future. It has no reality, only in our own minds. For time is a convention of thought and language, a social agreement. But here is a greater truth, WE HAVE ONLY THIS MOMENT.THE PAST IS A MEMORY and THE FUTURE IS BASED ON WHAT WE DO IN THIS MOMENT.

THE LAW OF COMPASSION.

Awakening our Humanity. Unlike many religious dogmas, there will never be a “Judgement Day”. The Creator, the cosmos, the universe, does not judge us. It only provides consequences and lessons and opportunities to balance and learn through the law of cause and effect. No lesson is left unlearned; it just needs a little more understanding. COMPASSION is the recognition that we are all doing the best we can within the limits of our current beliefs, abilities and capacities.

THE LAW OF FAITH.

Trusting in Spirit. Our direct link to Universal Wisdom is our faith, reminding us we know more than we have ever read, heard or studied and we are full of potential. We have only to look, listen and trust that the Universal Spirit is working through us all. That everything is as it should be, and on schedule.

THE LAW OF EXPECTATION.

Expanding our Reality. Our thoughts are Energy, we move toward that which we can imagine but not beyond. What we assume, expect or believe creates and influences our experience. If we can expand our deepest beliefs about what is possible we can change our experience of life and unlock our true potential.

THE LAW OF INTEGRITY.

Living our Truth. Integrity means living and acting in complete alignment with the sacred spiritual laws and with our highest vision. With integrity in our hearts we respect, and honour others and ourselves. We can accept who we are and express our own interior reality, inspiring others, not with words but by our example

THE LAW OF ACTION.

Moving into Life. No matter what we feel we know. No matter how much we talk about what we know. No matter what are our potential gifts and talents, only ACTION brings them into life. Many of us understand the concepts of commitment, love, courage and love. But do we really know what we can do. For only doing leads to understanding. Only ACTION turns knowledge into wisdom.

THE LAW OF CYCLES.

Dancing to Natures Song. The Natural World and Nature move in rhythms, cycles and patterns. The passing of the seasons, the movement of the stars, and the ebb and flow of the tides. The seasons do not push one another. The clouds do not race the wind across the sky. All things happen in their own good time and when they are ready to happen. Rising and falling and rising like the Ocean Waves in the cycles of time.

THE LAW OF SURRENDER.

Embracing a Higher Will. Surrender means acceptance. Accepting this moment, this body, and this life with open arms. Surrender means getting out of our own way and living in accord with a higher will, expressed as the wisdom of the heart. It does not mean just passive acceptance; surrender uses every challenge as a means of spiritual growth and expanded awareness.

THE LAW OF UNITY.

Remembering Our Connection. Each of us are on this Earth at this time as separate beings with diverse destinies; but just like each raindrop makes up the seas on this planet, so are we each part of the Ocean of Awareness in the Body of the Creator. Find love and inner peace deep within the highest truth that we are all one Family. Leave behind the baggage of fear, envy, greed and resentment: fly aloft on the wings of understanding to enter the boundless Land of Compassion. Enjoy the Laws for we are all. part of them. Life is Unity; Life is Equality, for Eternity

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Grandfather Peter

DANAHO NYAH WEH SWENNIO (It has been said, thank you Great Mystery).

Grandfather's Prayer for Today

GRANDFATHER’S PRAYER FOR TODAY.

My Creator help me always to be like a hollow bone, allowing your power to flow through me.

We must never become like a stagnant lake with no outlet. Love and healing always flows, and we are but channels for its communicative grace. If you experience the forgiving, healing power of the Great One’s peace, then you will be the channel of its flow to other lives.

Where the river flows there will be fertility and fruitfulness,

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GRANDFATHER PETER
Skennen kenhak O:NEN!
Let there be Peace NOW