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Comment by Rosie Trakostanec/White Elk M W on April 23, 2011 at 1:33pm

 Hello,

Everything sounds so nice as we all do our part here creating all the wonderful energies of abundance! Thanks!

Comment by Sharon Taphorn on March 13, 2011 at 3:03pm

Comment by Ron Alexander on March 13, 2011 at 12:02pm

 

 

Achieve Oneness with All Life By Complete Forgivingness

If we want complete clearance of attitude, we must forgive everyone and everything. Whether we like it or not, or whether we accept it or not, this is one of the great truths of life.
Not only should we forgive others, but we should equally forgive ourselves...A great deal of our trouble, both mental and physical, is built on an unconscious sense of rejection and guilt...It is necessary that each of us seek complete forgivingness toward both ourselves and others.
Today I affirm that I forgive everyone and am forgiven by everyone. I affirm that the eternal Spirit harbors no malice toward me or anyone else. Forgiving and being forgiven, I have an inward sense of peace and tranquility. There is no anxiety, no sense of guilt, no fear of judgement. All mistakes of the past are now wiped out in my consciousness and I no longer carry any burden from them. I look forward to the future with joy, peace and gladness, and I live in the present with the inner assurance of being One with All Life. paraphrased from Ernest Holmes'"A Year of Daily Wisdom"
And when ye stand praying, forgive, if ye ought against any: that your Father which is also in heaven may forgive your trespasses. ---Mark 11:25

"I am sorry, please forgive me, thank you, I love you." (HoOponopono prayer is very effective for "complete forgiveness."

Comment by Ron Alexander on December 29, 2010 at 5:57pm

Ask God for Forgiveness even if other person appears to be in wrong (added to my discussion on the Oneness Movement Group - Ho'Oponopono - the perfect Oneness Prayer)

When people do things to hurt you or others ask God for forgiveness because they are a part of us in spirit as we are a part of them in spirit. When we take responsibility for the actions of all of us, we deepen the awareness of our connection to all of life and move pro-actively toward greater communication and understanding. ~Dean A. Banks, D.D.
Ron Alexander: The Ho'oponopono prayer is "I am sorry, please forgive me...thank you. I love you." is meant to be prayed even if the other person appeared to be in the wrong, as it is said that we have created everything that happens in our lives anyway. However, I like your words "we are all parts of each other in Spirit."@Ron: It is the same principle as the Ho'oponopono prayer. Accepting responsibility is the key point.
Kirsten wrote:
"Thanks, once again, Dean! i love the contents on this plaque. I live by this premise. Often people would ask me, how can I forgive such a hurtful act, and why don't I take advantage of a given opportunity to seek revenge. I reply, "vengeance is mine, saith the Lord." I forgive for my own peace of mind. Anger,animosity, and bitterness rots the bones; it's so self-destructive. God expects us to trust in him, and this is what I try to do. I actually make a habit to pray and ask God's forgiveness for the people who hurt me. in the long run, I feel proud of myself and gain inner peace."

Comment by Rosie Trakostanec/White Elk M W on December 19, 2010 at 2:15pm

To 'Love" is to 'forgive' all things that are still growing to understand it themselves.To 'encourage' is to say you'll share no matter how much pain you have felt. To forgive is to heal and set balance with all that is here to enjoy. To 'enjoy'is to truly be 'present' with all pain, as pain becomes a friend to learn from, passed down through time to forgive and send love, first to self , then to another, no matter what. We as 'human kind' love as to be loved by self from the highest connection there is to learn from 'self' and all that is here, as we were once those things too.Sending 'humbleness & love' to all of you for all that happened, as we would not be at this place, Thank You!
Rosie
Present Time Alternatives

Comment by Erika L Soul on October 12, 2010 at 12:44am

Ho'oponopono Cleansing Memories to Zero. As you watch this video you can focus on any problem, issue, relationship or concern and the healing images will assist you in letting go of the memories that created the problem memory. Feel the peace of the words and music take you to the clear zero state of freedom, free from being run by past memories and beliefs . Alot of the images are ho'oponopono cleaning tools that you can eat or have around you . For more info on ho'oponopono visit ~
http://www.rainbowhealings.com/hoopon...

if you are on Facebook you can add me as a friend and then access my ho'oponopono photo album for some of the images in the video. http://www.facebook.com/soulerika

Comment by Sharon Taphorn on October 10, 2010 at 8:19am

In La'Kesh a la Kin "You are another me, and I am another you" ~ Mayan greeting

Comment by Ron Alexander on August 18, 2010 at 8:40pm

Patricia Gianniou: Thank you, Friend .... I was merely commenting on Laurie's reluctance to use I AM and was saying I could see her point .... Those that know me and are with me every day know I'm a person that doesn't have any problem with saying I am sorry .... I say it frequently to my family, co-workers, friends, strangers and God ....
Love you and wish you only the best always .... You are a wonderful teacher! . Ron Alexander: Yes, Laurie and I have turned a new page in our relationship to forget all the analytical stuff and see each other through our hearts. I had rather be happy than right! Thanks for supporting both of us, dear Heart. Loving Oneness, ron

Comment by Ron Alexander on August 18, 2010 at 8:14am

Thank you, for your addition to this dialogue (win-win). Both Patricia and Laurie are good friends of mine on Facebook, and Laurie is also a local friend. I will copy and paste your wise reply and send it to them on Facebook (one to one messages - for their eyes only. yours in Oneness, ron - please check out our Oneness group here.

Comment by Michel Green on August 18, 2010 at 12:51am

Dear Laurie,
Have you considered that your discomfort with the phrase "I am sorry" may indicate a reluctance on your part to acknowledge a regret in your life. While I agree with you completely that I AM - however it is written - is a statement of Divine creativity, you might ponder the potential that by saying, I AM sorry, you are putting yourself in a state of regret that urges you to take action on that regretfulness by owning your responsibility for it.
I AM sorry by its apparent negativity encourages us to acknowledge our regrets in a humble yet compassionate matter; it is not about refusing to look at the dark side of ourselves [remember, even The Christ had to deal with it during his temptation].
I AM sorry also can be interpreted as being in a state of sorrow because one has created a situation of imbalance or apparent imperfection. This is a phrase that asks for gentleness and compassion as much from ourselves as from the Beloved Divine; it does not require humiliation or public awareness; it does encourage us to follow through by asking for for-giveness.

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