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| [GMW #970] Replacing Models of Decadence With Models of Paradise Earth
| Thursday 15 June 2006, Editor: Easy | RobertMuller.org | Contact | Subscribe | Unsubscribe |
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My frequent stays in the United States have invariably the same negative effect: to see the rising decadence of the United States while continuing to be considered by most people of the world as the model to be admired, copied and attained some day. How wrong they are!
Mother Earth:
“Dear Robert, I am so happy that you have the courage to say that.”
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Daily Idea Dream Topics: Peace, Idea Dreams 1 - 6999, Ending War,
Planet Of Hope, Religion & Spirituality |
| | Robert's Golden Sayings | I sometimes feel like holding the planet in one hand and the heavens in the other, and saying to the people: “Don’t you see how miraculous it is to be alive! They both are yours. They both are within the grasp of our understanding and love.”
* | | My Testament to the UN
-A Contribution to the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations, 1995, Chapter 1 | This testament was started on an April's fool day (1 April, 1984). Isn't it up to all of us, including you dear reader, to transform our wildest dreams of humanity into realities? This is what the UN is all about.
Like the spring of a New Era, a new philosophy, spirituality and global civilization are slowly but surely emerging from the UN. This is visible only to a few people today, but in the next century it will be crystal-clear to all.
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| | Sometimes what hurts isn't what's hurt.
[This can be said about replacing worn out global treadmill habits with better ways that wake up humanities breathing, heart and mind. A global yoga of life.]
Sometimes, a student comes into yoga class with a bad knee, and I’ll say, “Well, yeah, I know your knee hurts, but really, the problem’s in your hip or maybe your foot.” So often the real problem is not where the pain is. And this is why in yoga, you do so many poses--to wake up your entire body. As you go deeper into your practice, you penetrate your body’s inner core: your breathing, your heart, your mind. You discover that you have emotional and intellectual habits, as well as physical habits. You notice, “my brain is just like a hamster running the same treadmill ever day.” You realize you’re constantly worried about the same things. Practicing yoga takes you out of these habits so you can be in the world, more coordinated and alive. --Rodney Yee
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