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Comment by Fernando on December 24, 2008 at 10:04am

I popped in a Church this afternoon, (extremely rare), thought the Christmas decorations made it very cute, instead of intimidating as usual. I checked the leaflets. Picked one up. It was a Christian Group asking us to write Christmas letters to political prisoners in a particular lost country in a particular underdeveloped area. They suffer torture, malnutrition, inhumane treatment, no medical care and extreme weather conditions in overcrowded, falling down, insanitary buildings.
I couldn't help it. I wept.
I am extremely tough; never cry. But I couldn't avoid the pain of knowing that most of us, good human beings here, in the right place of the world, are gonna be having a great time celebrating this Holiday, while people somewhere else have no access to any sort of decency in their lives.

Even more, I wept because I knew that I will be too busy doing the right thing: celebrating joyous Christmas surrounded by loved ones and friend, to spare a short while for a brief letter that would change the lives of many, would bring them hope, and make them feel that somebody, somewhere, do actually care.

Anyway, sorry for not being a good spiritual fellow in this website and send every body light, joy and grace for these Festive Season.

This evening, however, I prefered writting this so that we all remember that we are THE PRIVILEGED ONES. let's also take responsability.Let's enjoy it fully, feel grateful, share it, and made it spread.

Joyous, shining hugs for all of you,
May the spirit of universal Unity bless all that did, does, and will be


Fernando

Comment by Tracy Ann Peters on December 24, 2008 at 5:48am

To The ONE I Love

Let’s make this world a better place shall we. We can make a start by being grateful for what we have and not what we haven’t.

Let’s focus on what we enjoyed this year and not on what we loathed.

Let’s think about what we achieved and not how we failed.

Let’s be thankful for the health that we have had this year and not on the illnesses.

Let’s praise the achievements of the world and not the disappointments.

The love and not the hate.

The good weather and not the bad.

Thanks for the light that came through and not the darkness.

The happy times and not the sad.

The does and not the don’ts.

The laughter and not the tears.

The miracles and not the grievances.

The excitement and not the pain.

The securities and not the uncertainties.

The hellos and not the goodbyes.

So as the New Year approaches focus on the positive and see what magic this can conjure. Think about the ONE and how we are all part of it and lets lift up from the negatives and into a much better world. We are all the ONE that can make a difference. I heard a rumour that positive thoughts lead to positive actions – so thought I’d give it a try.

Love, Light, Rainbows, Cheers, Gratitude, Security, Patience, Peace, Abundancy wished to you this holiday and 2009.

Tracy Ann

Comment by Jaum on December 23, 2008 at 10:50am

Un abrazo de Luz Blanca para tod@s.

Jaum.

Comment by SIOBAN on December 20, 2008 at 2:36am

THIS WEEK IN THE RAIN-FOREST CENTRE..
WE ARE FOCUSING THOUGHTS OF PEACE, ON THE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM, IN THE MIDDLE EAST. TO WELCOME IN THE LIGHT OF LOVE INTO THE WORLD, WE ALSO ARE MEDITATING ON PEACE FOR THIS REGION, FOR ALL PEOPLE... WE ASK YOU TO JOIN US WITHIN, FOR A MOMENT IN THIS ACTION...SIOBAN

Comment by SIOBAN on December 17, 2008 at 2:49am

Dear Tracy Ann,
Thank you for the sun and the moon from the East End of London. I have family there, and I now walk with you in my mind on the streets, and feel connected to you, Thank you for the smile.... LOve Sioban

Comment by Tracy Ann Peters on December 17, 2008 at 1:20am

In the deeps of the East End of London, where construction is emence, traffic conjested, people hurrying with their heads down on dirty streets, I noticed straight away that the sun was shining which lifts the spirits and the moon is in the sky opposite with its masculine feel. I take this energy and hopefully pass it on all day with a smile and a kind word.

Comment by John John on December 16, 2008 at 10:57pm

Hello from Norway - no frogs singing here - but if I listen closely I can hear a roaming polarbear, squicking snowfox, a sparkling northern light, and a cracking sound from the absent midnight sun who is hiding somewhere in the far distance (maybe in Australia :-)) - almost dark all day up here now, and it makes everything magical. What a wonderful world this is. Just wanted to say tell. Best love from JJ

Comment by Tracy Ann Peters on December 16, 2008 at 12:50pm

Sioban, thank you for sending us that wonderful energy. The world can become a smaller place when we link like that.

Peggy and friends. Saturday was a truly wonderful day. Even though the weather outside was frightful the energy inside was so delightful. I felt truly inspired and encouraged to continue on this pathless journey and spread a little of the love we felt on Saturday. Can't wait for future events.
Much love, light & rainbows
Tracy Ann xxxxx

Comment by SIOBAN on December 15, 2008 at 4:15am

Tonight in the Rain-forest Centre, Queensland Australia, as I write this the frogs are singing, and the night birds are calling to each other, it is a warm night with the full moon on the garden, very beautiful... We send this forest energy to all of you all over the world, on the wings of Peace and Love...Sioban..."Poets for Peace"

Comment by Robert De Souza on December 15, 2008 at 3:26am

Peggy,
Thanks for the wonderful event and awesome speakers, singers, poets and so many change makers who continue to shine their light in so many ways....
Time to create a chain reaction to get this energy Inside Out...... Namaste.

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