Dear Anna
Thank you for your contribution before and for this current one too.
For me this work is often about human sufferings.
It was very huge what happened in Japan and we are not separate from it.
Thank you also for those who contributed and did not feel comfortable
allowing it a place in CT.
I was also deeply enriched and stretched.
May we continue to voice what we feel passionate about voicing and not be
shamed.
So many different cultures, background and life experiences and we can know
we will all have different take on situations thankfully.
Beautiful...same food gets boring for me.
In deep respect for our wonderful differences
Anutosh
On Sat, Apr 2, 2011 at 1:46 AM, Anna Magee <annamagee123@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear All,I was touched by the inclusion of Dr Emoto's appeal for a global
consciousness for the injured waters of Fukushima, so that I not only
observed his request but copied the letter out of CTalk and forwarded it on
elsewhere. I can see why members and also Chris as moderator, would feel
that this is not a 'systemic constellation' issue suitable for this forum,
and certainly it isnt couched in that 'language', so I wasn't surprised to
see that happen. But what I have found is such a view hasn't sat well with
me. In essence what Dr Emoto is doing is offering us the sentences for
acknowledging our collective perpetration and disrespect for our Mother -
Gaia, so that we can be accountable systemically but also connect with the
deeper truth of love and bonding for the source of our collective Life.
Indigenous people understand the bond and the responsibility that goes with
the bond to our mother the Earth, somehow the 'western mind' as Richard
Tarnas refers to it, has lost this sense of connection and accountability.
The good news perhaps is that via a long and difficult route the western
mind has come to something we refer to as 'quantum physics' which brings us
to a world view not so disimillar to that understood by ancient and
indigenous peoples. The interconnectedness of everything, and our
accountability collectively in systemic terms for the 'whole-being' of the
organic system that is Life on Earth. Our consciousness and intention really
does make a difference, as it does in the space we create for a
'constellation'. Currently our relationship with the Earth is more akin to a
heavy infestation of scabies in her skin that that of loving and respectful
children, so I have no difficulty in 'bowing down' in acknowledgement of my
part in this and of my deep love and respect for her capacity to give life
(and to take it).
Respectfully,Anna
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