Are We Spiritually Homeless?

There's much noise in the world that we can get sucked into: the corporate media spreading fear, the social media perpetuating divisions, the perpetual fighting about who's right and who's wrong. 

Unless we step back and become still, this noise moves into our already noisy minds and so we go: noise breeds more noise and our minds' chatter feeds the collective with more of the same. 

This cultural emphasis on the mind has evicted us from our hearts. It has severed our innate connection to our own essence which is divine and of God. 

The resulting discomfort and suffering is due to this disconnection. We've been evicted from our homes. We, as a society, have become spirituality homeless. 

The technocrats who are in power, the children of Ego-Mind, have been arrogantly pushing against Life and Nature believing that they are improving on Nature's imperfections. 

Our human bodies, perfect divine expressions of Creation, are reduced to machines the technocrats want to technologically "enhance." They have chosen not to explore the body’s amazing innate capacity for self-healing that is beyond our wildest dreams. If they did that, it would not make them billions in earnings. 

"Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do."

While some might be, not all technocrats and authoritarians are psychopaths or evil. Most are innocent because, from their limited level of consciousness, they don't know what they are doing. Regardless, the damage is being done. 

Forgiveness is compassion in action, so, we may eventually forgive them. But it doesn't mean we are giving them a free pass for recklessness, irresponsibility and destruction. 

Today, more people are awakening to the fact that our current situation is not about public health at all. It's about profits and population control.

We have the power to reverse this tide.

First, by non compliance, second, by becoming still and residing in our hearts (divinity), and third, envisioning what world we want to live in and make concrete steps toward that reality – one breath at a time.