...and have come together, "once again". May we flow swift and calmly as a river. Love to you all. xoxo WendySaturday, January 17, 2009
We Are One Source
...and have come together, "once again". May we flow swift and calmly as a river. Love to you all. xoxo Wendy
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The purple shirt, what a great way to start the blog. Nine "Purple Shirts" pulled together and executing a plan put together long ago.
ReplyDeleteWe are all on way now!!
I love this energy, thanks to you all!!!
David
It was an extraordinary evening last night. Know that the energy was creation of us (magnificent beings in time and space) and of those beyond this realm. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
ReplyDeleteWe are one!
Love you all,
Brenda
Thank you one and all. I feel enormous gratitude for the gift of each one of you. I have always been a person who needed to know "the path" or "the plan" and the end result beforehand. This is an interesting journey of exploration and I know that the journey itself is truly the experience. I have come to be quite comfortable in the not knowing and trusting. I am not sure exactly where we are going together but am open for the beautiful ride. Namaste' ("The light in me honors the light in all of you")
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Emergency no - but EMERGENCE SEE! Yes. Although I did not share this thought on Friday evening at our meeting it was my reaction to your explanation about the emergency meeting. There was so much conversation flowing that I did not wish at the time to interrupt. We needed this Emergence meeting to See (or Sea as Didier mentioned). What a wonderful and exciting beginning of Source. Thanks Wendy & Brenda for bringing us together. Noreen
ReplyDeleteFrom the President of the United States to his Minister of War in the movie Dr. Strangelove:-
ReplyDelete"Stop! You can't fight in here - it's the war room!"
Source Network - from the absurd to the sublime.
May the journey begin - Didier
Love the Questions
ReplyDeleteI beg you…to have patience
with ever y thing unresolved in your hear t
and tr y to love the questions themselves
as if they were locked rooms
or books written in a ver y foreign language.
Don' t search for the answers,
which could not be given you now,
because you would not be able to live them.
And the point is, to live ever y thing.
Live the questions now!
Perhaps then,
someday far in the future,
you will gradually,
without ever noticing it,
live your way into the answer.
— Rainer Maria Rilke