PERFUME, MUSIC AND BOOKS FOR AN ENLIGHTENED AND HEALTHY HUMANITY
The technological advances of recent decades have been dazzling. We’re beginning to talk more openly about the presence of extraterrestrials and the Galactic Federation of Worlds. Space exploration is intensifying, despite the fairly primitive (rocket) level of current propulsion.
Every day when we wake up, we realize that we are alive. This is the greatest gift we have. This is the time to express our gratitude. For having a human body is a unique, privileged opportunity, a true blessing.
Life’s mission, the reason for our existence, why I’m here on earth: this is the most important and primordial question a person can answer. This existential quest lies at the heart of the definition of what it means to be human.
One of the most overlooked aspects of healing is the reality of the intelligence of the human body. The body knows how to heal itself. In fact, every cell in the body has precise information about how to heal itself. That’s why it’s so important to understand why the body can be sick and how it can heal itself.
There are great and impressive similarities between the Native American—Indigenous nations of the Americas and the Tibetan and Mongolian people. The pure-bloods look the same, same traits, same tone of skin, same form of face, even same disposition of mind. I have studied with Tibetan Tulku Lamas and worked with Mongolian shamans in Mongolia. The Tibetan and Native Americans both had prophecies that said one day they would come together again and that time would be the beginning of the new world.
Autumn rains down on the land, and squash, Jerusalem artichokes and other vegetables are harvested on my domain and stored for the long winter months. The beauty of the thousand flamboyant colors of autumn leaves in Quebec makes the landscape brilliant, and it’s impossible to ignore that winter is on its way.
This is the continuation of the article published last weekend.
In the initiatory shamanism of temple-building Nations, and also in the hard-core shamanism of nomadic nations, there is always what is known as the lineage of power, or the lineage of wisdom transmission. Those whom tradition, observation or events have designated as heirs to the community’s ancestral shamanism receive from their elders, after a period of training, the power to serve their community with those skills unique to shamanism. It’s the same in Buddhism and among the yogis of India and Tibet, the Taoists of China, the Shintoists of Japan, etc. The knowledge, power and wisdom handed down uninterruptedly for millennia by successive generations of great masters, pour into the aspirant and apprentice like an old vase of pure water pouring into a new one.
This is a highly controversial topic, but ….
I’m no longer talking about the mistakes, programming, conditioning and formatting that the system has imposed on people over the past millennials. But one result these aberrations of consciousness has created in many people, especially in Western nations, is an innate distrust of spiritual authorities.
