Thoughts On Healing And Responsibility

5/17/93 #1   HATONN

HEALING

"Wellness" is NOT "Heal-ness" and "Healness" is not "Well-ness".

Dharma is "sick" today and she complains, as do all of you, especially you who take Gaiandriana, Crystal Life, vitamins, herbs, and chocolate candy bars for "wellness"!  Why would you expect that which heals and balances the cellular structure to act like a killer of microbes?  You are speaking of TWO VERY DIFFERENT THINGS. Gaiandriana and Crystal Life BALANCE work to perfect the immune system by bringing wholeness and health to YOUR FIGHTING MECHANISMS AND, FINALLY TO STOP MUTATION (OR REPAIR SAME AS THEY OCCUR) OR YOUR CELLULAR SYSTEM.  If you are attacked with microbes and viruses--YOU WILL GET SICK! BUT, the body will take over and usually heals itself--it is not a miracle instant cure; it is the body healing itself.  Remember: "...impatience is brought about by your lack of faith!" (more or less; Little Crow of the Lakota).  For grace in action; BE PATIENT!  Usually, if you get off your duff and work your anger off at being ill--doing the walls and windows and the nasty tasks--you will be fine!  If the body is unable to rise above its own sickness--GO TO BED! Realize, however, that "When you are sick, you are out of harmony and out of balance.  Your sickness is a symptom.  It is a representational symptom of your 'out of balanceness'" --Little Crow

So, you caught a bug going by, deliberately, or deliberately thrust against you--or simply it was "there"?  So what?  You are human!  Perfection CANNOT come to "the human" being.

Little Crow: "I can't help but keep reflecting upon the faith that is required, that is spoken of in my Oral Tradition.  It says, 'If you do things in the way in which you are directed and in the way in which you are asked to do them, then these things, that you ask for shall come to pass.'  I can't help but try to live it that way--with faith."

RED ROAD-BLACK ROAD

Little Crow: "I look at my Oral Tradition and it says the Red Road and the Black Road.  The Black Road is the road of materialism and it's easy to walk; it's easy to get onto.  Life in itself is easy.  The Red Road is the spiritual road and it's a road that is difficult because it is a road that says you redistribute, redistribute your wealth.  You see the sacredness of your creation and the sacredness of all things.  You respect all people; you respect all things within life as you know it and life as you don't know it.  The Red Road, the spiritual road, the spiritual path." --11/25/90. 

"On the Red Road, we seek to find balance." -- 2/2/92.

Again, Little Crow speaking of his Gathering which is also called "church" (in its most positive identification and definition--you go look it up): "We are listed as a church and I have to let them go on and on and on and on and talk and then, finally, they stop and say to me something like, 'Oh, by the way, you are Christians, aren't you?'  And I go, 'No, I'm not.'  'Oh, well, what are you?'  And I go, 'I'm a human being.'  And I say, 'You know, we were all human beings before we decided to take a color.  We were all human beings before we divided ourselves up into gangs.  We are all human beings." -- 11/1/90

"...The center, which is that energy of CREATION, has no form and no shape, has no smell, no color. It has no preference--Catholic or Jewish, Protestant, sinner or saint.  It has no preference of holy man, shaman, shamaness, priestess, or goddess.  It has no preference for guru. It has no preference. --2/2/92

[C: SO, LET US UNDERSTAND:]

"THIS RESPONSIBILITY THAT WE WANT GOD TO HAVE IS THE SAME RESPONSIBILITY THAT WE SHOULD HAVE...FOR OUR LIVES. NOT BLAMING ANYONE FOR WHATEVER COMES ALONG THAT SEEMS TO NOT LET US DO WHAT WE WANT TO DO!" -- 7/8/90

I would suggest you get a copy of Little Crow's "Wisdom".  Seems expensive?  Why--it's all you need to make your entire journey in this interesting manifestation and experience!  It's only "too expensive" if you already follow the wisdom presented--in perfection!

Source:  CONTACT: THE PHOENIX PROJECT, May 18, 1993, Volume 1, Number 8, Pages 33-34.

http://phoenixarchives.com/contact/1993/0593/051893.pdf

Transcribed into HTML format by R. Montana.