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Genevieve · 10-26-2008, 02:57 PM

Well spoken Soldier of Truth!!

We each have a part to play - and its not up to any ONE of us to tell others what part that is!!

I read with some detachment/amusement at what is predominantly western people asking for guidance in this forum. Don't get me wrong i'm not judging merely pointing out the fact that most people still want some assurance and advice on how to preserve their 'wealth" in the coming decline of the world economy.

This baffles me since most of the world (yes there IS a world outside the comfortable secure boundaries of a western civilisation) has NO IDEA of what your idea of wealth is (is securities, govt bonds, superannuation) to the MAJORITY of the world (by that i mean population not economic majority) wealth means how many children you can bring into the world healthy and fed well enough to be a viable procreator!!! And dont even start me on the NONHUMAN population of the world and NO i'm NOT talking aliens here!!!

Face it - most of us are GREEDY!! Even when we are trying to "save the world" its still greed as in "save the world i am comfortable with" not save the world that the Australian Aboriginal is comfortable with or the world the Galapagos sea lizard is comfortable with!!

For anything to change - and change it must - that is just the way of the world - there has to be a total decline of the way things ARE. So why fight it?? If its change you want - let it happen - dont try and control it -let go and stay strong in your heart and you will survive.

I have been talking to a friend lately about the way the world is and likening it to childbirth. Anyone familiar with birthing will relate to the fact that it has a time and a rythym but when that "baby" is due nothing BUT nothing will stop that event of birth happening - and the best any bystander can do (including the mother) is to ride the birth out and do what you can ad lib - not to any set plan and be there to "assist" after the event. The event will take care of itself.

Take care - stay strong and TRUST that you are right where you need to be right now!!

10-26-2008, 02:57 PM	#13
Genevieve Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: southern part of western australia Posts: 86	Re: An interesting phenonemum? Well spoken Soldier of Truth!! We each have a part to play - and its not up to any ONE of us to tell others what part that is!! I read with some detachment/amusement at what is predominantly western people asking for guidance in this forum. Don't get me wrong i'm not judging merely pointing out the fact that most people still want some assurance and advice on how to preserve their 'wealth" in the coming decline of the world economy. This baffles me since most of the world (yes there IS a world outside the comfortable secure boundaries of a western civilisation) has NO IDEA of what your idea of wealth is (is securities, govt bonds, superannuation) to the MAJORITY of the world (by that i mean population not economic majority) wealth means how many children you can bring into the world healthy and fed well enough to be a viable procreator!!! And dont even start me on the NONHUMAN population of the world and NO i'm NOT talking aliens here!!! Face it - most of us are GREEDY!! Even when we are trying to "save the world" its still greed as in "save the world i am comfortable with" not save the world that the Australian Aboriginal is comfortable with or the world the Galapagos sea lizard is comfortable with!! For anything to change - and change it must - that is just the way of the world - there has to be a total decline of the way things ARE. So why fight it?? If its change you want - let it happen - dont try and control it -let go and stay strong in your heart and you will survive. I have been talking to a friend lately about the way the world is and likening it to childbirth. Anyone familiar with birthing will relate to the fact that it has a time and a rythym but when that "baby" is due nothing BUT nothing will stop that event of birth happening - and the best any bystander can do (including the mother) is to ride the birth out and do what you can ad lib - not to any set plan and be there to "assist" after the event. The event will take care of itself. Take care - stay strong and TRUST that you are right where you need to be right now!!