A Quote for These Times

      This comes from the Hungarian-born scientist and philosopher, Ervin Laszlo: 

There is nothing more important in any group and in any society than having an informed and responsible leader.  The quantum leader . . . is one who focuses on aligning, collaborating, and creating conditions conducive to the flourishing of life.

The leader effectively serving the good of society serves the interest of all life on the planet.  This requirement may appear idealistic and even utopian in the context of today's dominant ideology in business and politics.  But the post-pandemic era requires radical changes in our idea and ideals of leadership.   

     Something to ponder as some of us go to the polls to elect a new leader, no? 

Happy Halloween!

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Another Great Video for Empaths

      If you watched last week's video, you heard Isabeau Maxwell mention her GCP method.  What is that, you ask?  It stands for Ground-Clear-Protect.  If you want to learn more, here is a video in which she explains the method more fully.  Enjoy!

A Great Video for Empaths

      I came across this video that is full of helpful advice for empaths who feel themselves overwhelmed, especially these days when emotions seem at a fever pitch.  Please take the time to watch it if you are able.  Enjoy!

Some Words of Clarity Amidst All the Political Hype

      I came across this quote and felt compelled to share it with you.  Something to ponder while we are bombarded with political ads everywhere we go.

Appealing to tribe, appealing to fear, pitting one group against another, telling people that order and security will be restored if it weren't for those who don't look like us or don't sound like us or don't pray like we do, that's an old playbook.  It's as old as time.  And in a healthy democracy it doesn't work.  Our antibodies kick in, and people of goodwill from across the political spectrum call out the bigots and the fearmongers, and work to compromise and get things done and promote the better angels of our nature.  (Barack Obama, 44th US President)

 

Another View on Twin Souls, Part 2

      Did you have a chance to see Isabeau Maxwell's video on Twin Souls?  What did you think?

     I agree with her that often the concept of Twin Souls is misunderstood.  Many people think that Twin Souls are two halves of a soul, incomplete without each other.  That's where the abuse, manipulation, and pain that Isabeau warns against come from, I believe.  

     But I look at the idea of Twin Souls as two souls, two halves that have each become whole in themselves, who may eventually meet.  Each person isn't incomplete without the other, but rather has evolved to a point where their masculine and feminine parts are balanced and complete.  

     It's like this:  We aren't 50% of a soul trying to find our other half to be complete, but a complete and whole soul that, when reuniting with our other part, our Twin, becomes even more complete and whole.  

     The math is weird -- it's not 1/2 plus 1/2 equals a whole, but a whole plus a whole equals a unified whole.  Does that make sense?  If not, I nudge you to explore the concept further in The Gemini Bond (yes, that was a shameless plug).  

Another View on Twin Souls

      Not too long ago I viewed a video on YouTube about Twin Souls.  It was offered by a woman I greatly admire, Isabeau Maxwell, so I was interested to hear what she had to say on the topic.  I'd like you to take a look and ponder it, if you would.  Then I'll give my take on it next week.  Enjoy!