WillowRaven

“I'm not afraid of people that have darkness I'm only afraid of people that believe they have none”
― Robert Edward Grant

“Good point. There are definitely flaws in my nature and mistakes have been made, but I have observed that the more I have engaged with the transcendent, the more I have explored practices that are designed to alleviate the burden of materialism and individualism, the greater access I have to a feeling of serenity and freedom, the more I enjoy my work, the more I feel free. I think those techniques will work for anyone. I believe the techniques I have been taught to live drug-free, the methods I have used to improve my work and relationships, will work for anyone who uses them and will release anyone from any behavior or pattern that impedes happiness—not just obvious stuff like drug addiction, but less-obvious stuff like food addiction, spending addiction, or caring-too-much-what-other-people-think-of-you addiction. The stuff I learned in order to make me better at my job has taught me that my job doesn’t matter, that no individual job matters when compared to our common good. When we as individuals collectively access this frequency, we will realize that we have a shared destiny and that we can design a fair and rational system that does what it’s supposed to do: enhances the whole and respects the individual. Wu-Wei, Slingerland explained, is usually accessed when in a state of relaxed concentration in pursuit of a higher purpose.”
― Russell Brand, Revolution

“We will say again something we have said before: If you read this conversation more than once, you will realize you are reading a different conversation each time. And if you don’t quite get that, or are a little mystified by that, we will tell you the secret to it: You are listening multidimensionally. Which means you are a multidimensional being, remembering that you are. And conversations like this are designed to reactivate that memory inside you.”
― Lee Harris, Awaken Your Multidimensional Soul: Conversations with the Z's, Book Two

“Why is war convenient for those who wanted to keep humans in their place? Because war creates fear, destruction, devastation, and most importantly, separation. And separation is a war against oneness. With any of the separation you are seeing play out on your world stages right now (this is currently being done through politics or media, or how your news is reporting things), notice how you are all being asked to see certain groups or individuals as “less than.”
― Lee Harris, Awaken Your Multidimensional Soul: Conversations with the Z's, Book Two