Naturally

Don’t wait for the indigo children (and other coloured aura kids) change what’s wrong, obsolete, twisted, incoherent, distorted, abnormally normalized in society. Do it now.

It’s common to read that these are the human beings that are going to make a difference in the future, shaping society to make it more just, reasonable, sensible, loving, creative and free. But from my point of view, these children are not “humankind saviours” – as so many people call them. This is a burden for them. What we do (or don’t do) now, can also make a difference in the future.

And even if these new human beings have the mission to renew society – which is a ultra-gigantic task -, what if we don’t wait for them and do something now – how?

We all know how – we have always known how – and we will always know how: allowing the power of love to be naturally stronger than the “love” for power (i.e.: greed).

Allowing our own inner indigo power to naturally manifest.

Letting our inner light to be stronger than our inner darkness, recognizing both, loving both.

Hence contributing for a naturally normal indigo’s blessing status, instead of an abnormal indigo’s burden.

The choice is yours…

The silence, like so many other things, has several facets. It can be pacific, as well as appalling. It may be a partner of deep introspection, as an ally of what is abnormally normalized in society.

When lack of respect normalizes around us, and we dive into the deep seas of silence, we become – silent – allies of disrespect.

If dishonesty becomes normal in the circles of our relationships, and we take refuge in silence, we make a – silent – agreement with dishonesty.

If in our multiple relationships, “love” for power is stronger than the Power of Love, and we do not give voice to the second, forcing it to be silent, unvoiced, we gag it. And we ended up living, abnormally, an artificial “love”, while the more naturally normal course would be to live a genuine love.

Schhhh… don’t share this…

I would like to start the first topic of this blog by one issue that’s on the basis of many of the abnormal normalities that we have socialy rooted: the “love” for power.

So the reflection is: in our thoughts, decisions, acts, words, how many times we let the “love” for power be stronger than the Power of Love? We all know that the first option is more normalized, but isn’t the second more natural?