Mar
When You’ve Had Enough: Sing a Song
When you tuned into the news this morning, you were greeted with a barrage of news relating to the distressing world conditions, economic conditions that defy economical logic, corruption among our government officials (and others), collapsing justice system and more bad happenings than anyone should have to endure. And this is nothing new. This pattern has been going on since mankind has been in charge of a system called a “government.” And there is no indication that this will ever end.
Of equal duration has been the availability of experts and other gurus who claim to know the answers to our problems but in spite of this, there is still a lack of viable solutions; and even if by chance someone did have a viable solution, our elected officials are reluctant to implement it.
One can empathize with the song by Hank Cochran, made famous by singer Eddy Arnold in his signature song of the ‘80’s, “Make the world go away—and get it off my shoulders.”
Is that possible? It certainly is! But no change is possible unless there is a change in your conscious awareness. When, and if, you can properly restructure your individual conscious awareness these inharmonies and disruptions “shall not come nigh thee” (Psalms 91:7) This is more than just nice philosophical words from the Bible. It is an absolute scientific demand that we restructure our mind to be in perfect accord with scientific laws and principles.
There are two irrevocable, opposite conditions necessary to induce this pattern and guarantee positive conclusions. Being opposites, these two conditions cannot be justified one the other, nor can they be described in term of the other. They are opposites!
1. We must reject any and all finite circumstances that define the nature and conditions of the problem. This demand is more than just a simple intellectual denial of the problem, it is a total rejection and separation from it. We will still have to deal with circumstances on the human level, but they will have no substance, no reality and have no power except that which we, in our ignorance, give it.
2. It is mandatory that we accept the absolute presence and conscious awareness of our true nature as infinity, without limit, without exception, limit, boundaries, center or circumference. Infinity has no dimensions, it knows no humanly circumscribed claims, circumstance, event or condition. Its nature and definition as absolutely prohibits there being any existence other than itself.
Our transition from the finite to the infinite is tantamount to going from a darkened room into the full light.
Living in this all-inclusive pressure-free peace and balanced environment would be realized if we were successful in implementing the condition cited in the song by Anthony Newley, “Stop the world, I want to get off.”
Song writers often articulate things better than the rest of us. If you can’t sing out loud, as I can’t, reach out to infinity and FEEL it!
