Recently, workmen were drilling in the street at some distance from my apartment building, where I live on the 5th floor.
Their work was causing the foundation of my building and, therefore, my apartment to vibrate. In turn, I felt my entire body vibrate.
And, since everything is in vibration on our planet, as it whirls through space, while spinning on its axis, it was then that I, fully, realized vibrations connect us all.
What’s more, everyone is participant. Not only do we receive vibrations from without, but we contribute to them with our own internal vibrations.
It’s said that some people or places have a “bad vibe,” because they actually do.
Witness that some group or mass events radiate with collective joy and others make one feel uncomfortable and shudder.
A smile or good word from another can transform one’s own discomfort and bring about a sense of calm.
This is not rocket science, but the takeaway for me was that Nature is affected by the overwhelming collective vibration, as well; that hate and fear are felt by the very ground on which we walk.
But, so are love and joy.
Though humans are affected by the vibrations of Earth, we have the ability to moderate and even change not only our personal world, but our entire World, with positive feelings and energy.
Many Native Americans have said drilling for oil robs our Earth of its blood, when we can accomplish what we want and need from tapping the power of the sun and the winds.
So, is it better to absorb than deplete?
Who you truly are can be expressed in the answers to a few simple questions.
Do you work with Nature or against it?
Is it better to radiate joy or fear?
Is it better to create or hate?
Which makes you feel better?
Which do you think makes our World feel better?
It’s time to decide whether you want to make Earth stronger or weaker.
That will give you answers to the fundamental question on who you are and how you fit into the whole…the wholeness of All.
I hope you’ll stand with those who nurture beauty and joy.
Live in light!