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Other life such as birds, fish and animals knows perfectly what to do in the moment. They do not think or create a plan, and they do not make mistakes: they live their lives according to an inner knowing and a genetic understanding, and they live their life in joy for as long as they have that life. People, on the other hand, have lost the spontaneity that is the path to peace, relying on mental calculation and the instructions of others, and depending on signals and machines for their sense of well-being and security, for their understanding and their actions.
Imagine what your life would be like without computers, phones, media, money, government, council services, health systems and bureaucrats telling you what to do? Some people would manage, many would not, and a few would thrive.
We learn from our mistakes, but so often we forget the lesson and do the same thing again and again, locked in to a system that controls and disempowers, stopping the opportunity for spontaneity before it has begun – and we allow it, because life seems easier that way. If only we could learn to learn from the wisdom of nature.
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I am a spiritual teacher, channel and writer with a special interest in esoteric philosophy and the world in transition, who loves nature and wildlife. My aim is to help your human and soul journey through spiritual wisdom, spiritual connection and the raising of consciousness.
In Native American/First Nations medicine, it is taught that there are four bodies that humans possess: a spiritual, mental, emotional and physical body. Ponder what one's emotional body draws to itself until one's spiritual body is invoked.