We are often programed to believe there are two sides to an issue, and that we have to choose a side…the right side of course. This is generally a trap because it imprisons your mind, and limits your view of possible alternative solutions. Of course, the people who are invested in a side often don’t take kindly to a way that doesn’t fit in their framework, but that just seems to go with the territory.
When you tap into higher consciousness, you tap into your creativity. In your creativity, you move beyond “either/or” and into greater possibilities. When you precipitate this creative energy down through the mind as a realization, and into the world through your efforts, you can manifest positive outcomes that are outside of the limitations that most people function in.
Creativity followed by hard work is the solution to most of our problems here. Done properly, hard work doesn’t have to be hard. It can be fun and fulfilling, while maintaining the focused discipline of persistent, directed effort.
Humans are the most valuable beings on this planet because they simultaneously have and can be aware of all levels of consciousness at the same time. The spark of the divine, the Soul, is present in each human being, though most people are asleep to it. We are unique because we can become aware of the Soul, of the divine. This life is the greatest gift because there is an opportunity to move into higher consciousness of the awareness of the Soul and into God.
It is because humans are so valuable, that it becomes important to take care of our environment. That starts with our inner environment (a full time job), and extends to our outer environment (which begins where we physically reside). We are at the effect of how we treat our world, so it becomes self honoring of the Spirit within each person to care for our world to the greatest extent.
When I was traveling the globe with my friend and spiritual teacher, John-Roger, he always told us to leave each place better than we found it. If every person did that, even at the energetic level, it would transform the world into paradise quickly.
I often find that many people who say they want to “save the planet” actually see humanity as the problem, which creates a sort of self loathing and promotes self-destructive behavior. There are so many planets, and our planet is only special in the universal sense because it is our planet.
Based on current estimates, there may be 300 million planets capable of sustaining life in our galaxy, and between 200 billion to 10 trillion galaxies in the universe. That means possibly 19 sextillion (twenty-one zeros after 19) potentially habitable planets in the universe. These numbers are so large that it doesn’t even matter the accuracy for this discussion, as most of us can’t really comprehend what they mean anyways, and this doesn’t take into account the other universes not known to scientists yet. Let’s suffice to say that there are worlds without end.
That doesn’t mean that we should trash our planet and destroy our environment with poisons and garbage, but the motivating factor of why we create a better environment is important because a negative basis will create negative results (as we are seeing today with the psychically toxic doomsday narratives). A positive motivator will create positive results.
If we focus on making this planet the very best place for ourselves and future generations to live healthy, wealthy, and happy lives, then we can achieve a much nicer environment while also taking care of the humans that are a big part of that environment. This view fosters caring for the considerations of others while maintaining a positive focus of a nicer planet to inhabit. It creates connection versus separation, which allows for greater participation towards a positive outcome.
