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Tuesday, September 16, 2008 

Category: Life
Loving Thanks for this go to Phoenix

It would seem that some people are of the opinion that being a spiritual warrior requires one to verbally beat the crap out of others who they deem are not right, to go out and slay the darkness in whatever way they see fit. Have we not had enough of this? Is this any different than holy wars and killing others in God's name?

To me the way of a spiritual warrior is thus:

1. Love: To be the highest radiance of Love we can attain. Love that is at the core of us, to simply radiate this in our daily lives can change those around us without bashing them over the head with our radical ideas.

2, Light: A spiritual warrior heals wound s/he does not create them. Light can be offered in various ways, through healing energies and wisdom; gently helping others understand what might be the root of their problems. To be a source of knowledge and understanding that other may go to, but not a flaming torch to burn others with. Make loves armor magnetic.

3. Life: To live in the stillness and tranquilly of soul: To not react when confronted, to be calm and act with souls guidance not that of ego or emotion. Take time to see the wider picture from a detached eye of wisdom that can sense karma and another persons path in life. To make what actions you take count and be beneficial to others. To practice tolerance and embrace diversity, for our differences are a beautiful gift to explore.

Some may ask; 'Then how do we affect change?'

1. Can you see the air? No but we would not live long without it. Being the presence of Love will be the energy others absorb around you.

2, Can you see gravity? No but your feet are on the ground. We don't actually know how gravity works yet, but we explore, we share Light and what we can grape of this wondrous universe. TOGETHER we can find answers and debate is an exploration not a matter of conflict.

3. Can you see the wind? No but you can clearly see its affects. Through being still, contemplative and seeking peace we contribute to the global consciousness in a peaceful way, this consciousness influences all hearts and minds.

So we do nothing then?

What we do is an example, so if we fight all we do is encourage fighting, anger provokes anger which does nothing but harm others and ourselves. We must live as we would want the world to be, if you don't like pollution then grow your own food or buy organic food. If you object to current political trends then let it be known in well thought out correspondence or peaceful protest.

The powers that be need to appeal to what people want, if we show them what we want they have no choice. This is how we wield our sword, its glint is memorizing.

Love and Light
Phoenix


אהבה
Love OneAnother

 
perfect!!
 
Posted by אהבה on Friday, September 19, 2008 - 14:17
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♥Eva ♥

 
This is very wise indeed! Anger provokes anger.
Once we can master controlling our Ego and temper it is then that we can see more clearly the path! I love this! Thank you!!
 
Posted by ♥Eva ♥ on Saturday, September 20, 2008 - 05:57
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Sheila
Sheila Parrish

 
I totally agree with everything said! It is how we wield our swords! To have Warriors of the World who brandish Truth, Love, Peace and promote Harmony is what I, also, would have them promote! Thank you!
 
Posted by Sheila on Saturday, September 20, 2008 - 06:00
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MaryBeth G.O.L

 
"Wonderous"
 
Posted by MaryBeth G.O.L on Monday, September 22, 2008 - 03:51
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Sharlotte
Sharlotte Peters

 
Thank you for your insights

Just read the excerpt on Spiritual Warrior, and I just had a few thoughts.


When adding warrior to anything the implication is protection, defense, vigor, and courage working within the confines of two opposing factors while maintaining peace. Although I agree there are times that Love is the perfect shield, I wondered what your thoughts were on the Art of humility and neutrality, and the capacity to meet or match energy. That having the courage to face conflict can develop a mutual respect creating a bond in which a network is built.


I know that it is through channeling love in the forms of compassion, acceptance and understanding, that seeing an other's stance can lead the way to a potential bridge. And I know there are times when the battle is better left for the opponent to come to terms with a said boundary, or defense.


For me, Love is natural but learned, we are not born with it. Engaging with love is a discipline, an element of warriorism. Having the capacity to hold neutrality widens your views, and having a since of humility puts things in perspective. Having the courage to meet an other’s heart is a delicate balance.


Sometimes I believe that some would hide behind their concept of the ever melodic energy of love, avoiding what is necessary and perhaps missing a valued connection.


Not that in any means have I even captured the art of these concepts, but the concept of Spiritual Warriorism seems to be all encompassing in maintaining that which is sacred, the gift, given to each of us at the moment of that spark, and nurturing and embracing the Firestone within, which is meant to be shared, not taken; hence the warrior.

 
Posted by Sharlotte on Thursday, September 25, 2008 - 00:36
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Phoenix

 
Well again much comes down to stillness. We are born with this Love, although I know what you mean about learning it. The Love, divine love comes from our core; as with light it has a spectrum that’s ’colours’ radiate down through us, working on different levels which would take a long blog to explain. However, divine love or ’white fire’ as its sometimes known, more commonly unconditional love is not something we can learn. We can learn to be still enough, peaceful enough to radiate it but it is beyond our ability to ’give’ it, as any conscious attempt to do so places condition upon it, we are it or we are not.


Conflict - There are times when we need to say enough is enough, there are people who simply love to create disharmony. We have to make personal choices as to how we deal with this, personally I isolate them, we are here to learn and evolve - what is the best way to help someone like that, to show them they will gain nothing by it; certainly not arguing with them, its what they want. Why allow your peace to be disturbed by it.


Waste not thy words on those who hath no ears. They will learn to listen in time, it may take ten thousand years but in the meantime there are many who would grow from the nourishment of wisdom. Why deny them for the sake of those who are deaf to loves whisper. It takes strength to walk away, to not retaliate when someone has insulted you which hurts your FEELINGS, that want you to hit back, that create the whirlwind within you and then you’re a victim, not a warrior, your emotions or ego have taken over, you are no longer the Master.


The word ‘warrior’ does conjure images of conflict and at times the spiritual warrior does have to deal with battle. Discipline, like the shining of your armour reflects back negative energies to the assailant, thus we work within the laws of karma, we are not inflicting wounds upon another, they are only receiving what they put out without any word or gesture from you.


Some speak of forgiveness, turning the other cheek and so on. I do not feel that being a victim is a necessary sacrifice to make. Don’t allow them to touch your stillness in the first place, they must deal with the consequence of their actions, we should not own such pain. We can show compassion and tolerance without getting our fingers burnt in the process. To allow harm to oneself is a lower level of love.


Ultimately though from stillness the touch of light can send darkness to oblivion. For a consciousness that has become ‘diseased’ with darkness that can have somewhat devastating affects, returning consciousness to a state that may be devoid of much experience but at least is ‘a new start’. The warrior will attempt to heal this ‘dis ease’ first though, but if the ‘foe’ is harming others there is sometimes little choice.


Anyway, I could waffle all day, not sure if that got to your point?

Love and Light
Phoenix
 
Posted by Phoenix on Thursday, September 25, 2008 - 14:19
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♥Thelma♥

 
It can be so hard and feel impossible to stay on the path of Love when daily you are close to people who are angry or unloving. It's easy to forget how to be an insturment of peace. Sometimes you can't just simply remove yourself from situations or people, so how do you remain in focus? Meditation seems to be the best way to train yourself but how do you get to the point where you can successfully meditate? I used to be able to do it but find it difficult now. Angry unloving people can really drain a spiritual person of their energy. I agree that being able to refrain from reacting with emotion or the ego is the only way remain calm and look at the bigger picture.

 
Posted by ♥Thelma♥ on Friday, September 26, 2008 - 17:54
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Phoenix

 
"Only Love"

When you encounter what I call 'empty shells' I repeat to myself "Only Love" as in 'I am only love' when I do this I feel a vibrational change from irritation to 'I am not going to be part of this ignorance, I will only be love' my consciousness rises. Quite often this influences others around me and the person who just pushed in line or done whatever, turns and appologises, can't do enough for you etc.

 
Posted by Phoenix on Friday, September 26, 2008 - 21:12
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Evy

 
This is wonderful writing. I love the total lack of pretensiousness we too often find sprinkled over what is otherwise writings of wisdom, well-meaning. I appreciate reading the responses of your responders, too. This is a neat community.


Your avatar is ingenious! Is this your original work? (The Phoenix is one of my soul signs).

With much respect and good wishes,
Evy
 
Posted by Evy on Wednesday, October 08, 2008 - 22:26
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Phoenix

 
I'm an author, although I'm still working on a spiritual publication, those are my words and counsell of soul consciousness. As Rain points out in her blog we don't need to be Gods trumpet to create a melody! We all have great wisdom within us. Phoenix is what I have found myself to be, or at least a flame of the one. Thanks for your comment.


Love and Light
Phoenix
 
Posted by Phoenix on Thursday, October 09, 2008 - 21:12
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