Comments on: Lightworking Lessons From the Hubble Telescope http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/ Martial arts for personal development Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:18:40 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Patricia - Spiritual Journey Of A Lightworker http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/comment-page-1/#comment-4718 Patricia - Spiritual Journey Of A Lightworker Wed, 17 Oct 2007 23:14:41 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/#comment-4718 On my first trip to India back in 1998, I was meditating when all of a sudden I was enfolded in this black swirling energy. I immediately said to God, "With your help, I will get through whatever is coming." I automatically assumed that the blackness meant doom and gloom. How wrong I was. The next day a very wise older Indian lady that we all called Ma started talking about her experiences with Krishna. She explained that his energy was black. I then shared with her what had happened during my meditation. She told me that I had just been claimed by Krishna and that I had probably been a Krishna devotee at one time. I let go of the doom and gloom outlook and started to enjoy my many visits that happened over the next 2 years. Black has always been one of my favorite colors. Now even more so. When Krishna comes to me, he comes with a swirling, velvetty cloak of black that is so intense and so beautiful that I really have difficulty describing it. An acquaintance of mine who is considered a psychic recently told me that I became a devotee of Krishna when he healed me. She said that I was a very, very sick little girl and that Krishna healed me of whatever the illness was. On my first trip to India back in 1998, I was meditating when all of a sudden I was enfolded in this black swirling energy. I immediately said to God, “With your help, I will get through whatever is coming.” I automatically assumed that the blackness meant doom and gloom. How wrong I was. The next day a very wise older Indian lady that we all called Ma started talking about her experiences with Krishna. She explained that his energy was black. I then shared with her what had happened during my meditation. She told me that I had just been claimed by Krishna and that I had probably been a Krishna devotee at one time. I let go of the doom and gloom outlook and started to enjoy my many visits that happened over the next 2 years. Black has always been one of my favorite colors. Now even more so. When Krishna comes to me, he comes with a swirling, velvetty cloak of black that is so intense and so beautiful that I really have difficulty describing it. An acquaintance of mine who is considered a psychic recently told me that I became a devotee of Krishna when he healed me. She said that I was a very, very sick little girl and that Krishna healed me of whatever the illness was.

]]> By: G.L. Giles http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/comment-page-1/#comment-4717 G.L. Giles Wed, 17 Oct 2007 19:04:36 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/#comment-4717 Bravo...I love how it's pointed out that "They're really two different sides of the same coin." I've frequently come across those at my book signing events who call themselves Lightworkers though their vibration is quite heavy, and they've frowned upon the fact that I'm currently writing about vampires. I believe that Lightworkers and Darkworkers are labels that often don't serve because of erroneous connotations. For example: It's interesting to me that Lucifer means Light-bearer and Krishna means the black one. I'd personally rather hang out with the black one over the light-bearer any day or night:)) ^V^ G.L. Giles, Author of V3: The Vampire Vignettes ReVamped Bravo…I love how it’s pointed out that “They’re really two different sides of the same coin.” I’ve frequently come across those at my book signing events who call themselves Lightworkers though their vibration is quite heavy, and they’ve frowned upon the fact that I’m currently writing about vampires. I believe that Lightworkers and Darkworkers are labels that often don’t serve because of erroneous connotations. For example: It’s interesting to me that Lucifer means Light-bearer and Krishna means the black one. I’d personally rather hang out with the black one over the light-bearer any day or night:))

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G.L. Giles, Author of V3: The Vampire Vignettes ReVamped

]]> By: Patricia - Spiritual Journey Of A Lightworker http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/comment-page-1/#comment-4496 Patricia - Spiritual Journey Of A Lightworker Fri, 24 Aug 2007 05:03:50 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/#comment-4496 Chris, this is a great article. When I was younger, I decided to be a houseparent along with my husband in a group foster home for boys. We did this because I wanted to help others out of the abusive childhood that I had. At that point in my life, I had not worked on any of my own issues. I was still in denial of most of them. What those boys taught me was that I could not help anyone until I helped myself by working on and resolving my own childhood issues. As you said, good intentions didn't accomplish much. Chris, this is a great article. When I was younger, I decided to be a houseparent along with my husband in a group foster home for boys. We did this because I wanted to help others out of the abusive childhood that I had. At that point in my life, I had not worked on any of my own issues. I was still in denial of most of them. What those boys taught me was that I could not help anyone until I helped myself by working on and resolving my own childhood issues. As you said, good intentions didn’t accomplish much.

]]> By: Carnival of Lightwork #2 | Beyond Zen... http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/comment-page-1/#comment-4491 Carnival of Lightwork #2 | Beyond Zen... Wed, 22 Aug 2007 21:06:53 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/#comment-4491 [...] Skills Chris presents Lightworking Lessons From the Hubble Telescope posted at Martial Development, saying, “Are the paths of lightworking and darkworking truly [...] [...] Skills Chris presents Lightworking Lessons From the Hubble Telescope posted at Martial Development, saying, “Are the paths of lightworking and darkworking truly [...]

]]> By: My Experiment with Intention-Manifestation Theory http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/comment-page-1/#comment-4299 My Experiment with Intention-Manifestation Theory Sun, 24 Jun 2007 23:35:54 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/#comment-4299 [...] and demonic origins, I searched for a reasonable explanation. After what seemed like an eternity of darkworking introspection—five minutes, perhaps more—I found what I was looking for. Earlier that day, I [...] [...] and demonic origins, I searched for a reasonable explanation. After what seemed like an eternity of darkworking introspection—five minutes, perhaps more—I found what I was looking for. Earlier that day, I [...]

]]> By: taijiquestion http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/comment-page-1/#comment-2412 taijiquestion Fri, 20 Apr 2007 19:16:01 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/lightworking-lessons-from-the-hubble-telescope/#comment-2412 I used to pretty much employ "good intentions" as my shield and armor... and preemptive justification if needed later. Yes, I wanted to make the world a better place. But didn't have any particular capability to do so. So I thought globally but acted locally. By being something of a busybody, and a meddler, when I wasn't preoccupied with my own affairs. Let's just say I had little self-knowledge; as an earnest "good person", what else did I need to know? :) Time and hard knocks had to do the job that sincere inquiry and meditative methods would have surely speeded up. My final observation: I distrust using "Star Wars" as an example for anything, except good-quality mindless entertainment. Star Wars? Are you kidding me? This kind of TV-sodden thinking has led my generation - yes, the Baby Boomers - astray in a big way. I'll jump off my soapbox now. Excellent post, MD. I used to pretty much employ “good intentions” as my shield and armor… and preemptive justification if needed later. Yes, I wanted to make the world a better place. But didn’t have any particular capability to do so. So I thought globally but acted locally. By being something of a busybody, and a meddler, when I wasn’t preoccupied with my own affairs. Let’s just say I had little self-knowledge; as an earnest “good person”, what else did I need to know? :)

Time and hard knocks had to do the job that sincere inquiry and meditative methods would have surely speeded up.

My final observation: I distrust using “Star Wars” as an example for anything, except good-quality mindless entertainment. Star Wars? Are you kidding me? This kind of TV-sodden thinking has led my generation – yes, the Baby Boomers – astray in a big way. I’ll jump off my soapbox now. Excellent post, MD.

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