Comments on: Energy Report: August 2009 http://www.themichaelteachings.net/energy-report-august-2009/ Learning How To Choose, and Choosing How To Learn Fri, 09 Jul 2010 03:49:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Starshine http://www.themichaelteachings.net/energy-report-august-2009/comment-page-1/#comment-74 Starshine Wed, 19 Aug 2009 19:07:14 +0000 http://www.themichaelteachings.net/?p=86#comment-74 It had a familiar -- and funny (in a good way) -- ring here as well, Troy. And aw man, we love you too! I mean, however you love a bunch of invisible people... :) But then again I reckon we all do that all the time. Great post. Thanks again! It had a familiar — and funny (in a good way) — ring here as well, Troy. And aw man, we love you too! I mean, however you love a bunch of invisible people… :) But then again I reckon we all do that all the time. Great post. Thanks again!

]]> By: CocteauBoy http://www.themichaelteachings.net/energy-report-august-2009/comment-page-1/#comment-73 CocteauBoy Wed, 19 Aug 2009 17:32:43 +0000 http://www.themichaelteachings.net/?p=86#comment-73 @Starshine, I agree... I'd heard them refer to this in the past, but it just looks funny! I looked it up and it really is a word that is used, particularly in philosophical communities. Who knew! lol .-= CocteauBoy chose to share this personal blog entry courtesy of CommentLuv ::: <a href="http://my.truthloveenergy.com/2009/08/01/waking-up-with-me-and-a-walk-in-da-hood/" rel="nofollow">Waking Up With Me and A Walk in da Hood!</a> =-. @Starshine, I agree… I’d heard them refer to this in the past, but it just looks funny! I looked it up and it really is a word that is used, particularly in philosophical communities. Who knew! lol
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]]> By: Starshine Goodmorning http://www.themichaelteachings.net/energy-report-august-2009/comment-page-1/#comment-72 Starshine Goodmorning Wed, 19 Aug 2009 08:41:40 +0000 http://www.themichaelteachings.net/?p=86#comment-72 "Endarkenment" -- this is hilarious! Like, in a good way. Thanks for another great post. “Endarkenment” — this is hilarious! Like, in a good way. Thanks for another great post.

]]> By: CocteauBoy http://www.themichaelteachings.net/energy-report-august-2009/comment-page-1/#comment-71 CocteauBoy Mon, 17 Aug 2009 18:29:44 +0000 http://www.themichaelteachings.net/?p=86#comment-71 <i>I just thought I'd share this exchange from the TLE YahooGroup because you might find it useful for this article.</i> <b>DIANNE M ASKED:</b> Have the Michaels ever said before that they "loved" us? <b>TROY SAYS:</b> Yeah, they have expressed this in the Yarbro books, and I've experienced similar and rare moments over the 20 years of work with them. They really don't use the words lightly, so when it comes through, it's quite striking for me. The strange thing for me is that when they say this, I don't have this experience of, "you do?? you love us??" Instead, I have this experience of realizing, yeah... they do. It is woven through every single patient and informative exchange I've ever seen them have with a student or with me. I think in my 20+ years of working with them, they have put it to words maybe 5 times that I can vaguely remember, and it comes just as a reminder, never as a random affection or coddling. I was very moved by it, because it brought to light how much I personally strip the "love" from so many elements of my days, even as it stands directly in front of me. To have Michael offer up a reminder really put me in a position to see how long I've gone without taking those moments to embrace the energy of love woven into so much of our work with them, or so many of my exchanges with friends, family, and acquaintances. We tend to think of love as sappy, sentimental, and gushing, and if it's not, then we miss it, but it's all around us. It reminds of this beautiful song by Bjork... check out this wonderful, moving video and lyrics as a treat, particularly the second stanza; the symbolism in the video is profound, too, depicting how our routines, maintenance, and improvements can leave us programmed and feeling cold, disconnected, and robotic, but everything we've done, we've done for love, and everything that's been done for us, has been done for love, directly, or indirectly, and it's all connected... it's all around us, and always has been. Bjork is an Artisan from the 4th Entity of Cadre 1. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjAoBKagWQA" rel="nofollow"><b>ALL IS FULL OF LOVE</b></a> You'll be given love You'll be taken care of You'll be given love You have to trust it Maybe not from the sources You have poured yours Maybe not from the directions You are staring at Twist your head around It's all around you All is full of love All around you All is full of love You just ain't receiving All is full of love Your phone is off the hook All is full of love Your doors are all shut All is full of love! be the little angel All is full of love, all is full of love All is full of love, all is full of love ... .-= CocteauBoy chose to share this personal blog entry courtesy of CommentLuv ::: <a href="http://my.truthloveenergy.com/2009/08/01/waking-up-with-me-and-a-walk-in-da-hood/" rel="nofollow">Waking Up With Me and A Walk in da Hood!</a> =-. I just thought I’d share this exchange from the TLE YahooGroup because you might find it useful for this article.

DIANNE M ASKED: Have the Michaels ever said before that they “loved” us?

TROY SAYS: Yeah, they have expressed this in the Yarbro books, and I’ve experienced similar and rare moments over the 20 years of work with them. They really don’t use the words lightly, so when it comes through, it’s quite striking for me. The strange thing for me is that when they say this, I don’t have this experience of, “you do?? you love us??” Instead, I have this experience of realizing, yeah… they do. It is woven through every single patient and informative exchange I’ve ever seen them have with a student or with me. I think in my 20+ years of working with them, they have put it to words maybe 5 times that I can vaguely remember, and it comes just as a reminder, never as a random affection or coddling.

I was very moved by it, because it brought to light how much I personally strip the “love” from so many elements of my days, even as it stands directly in front of me. To have Michael offer up a reminder really put me in a position to see how long I’ve gone without taking those moments to embrace the energy of love woven into so much of our work with them, or so many of my exchanges with friends, family, and acquaintances.

We tend to think of love as sappy, sentimental, and gushing, and if it’s not, then we miss it, but it’s all around us.

It reminds of this beautiful song by Bjork… check out this wonderful, moving video and lyrics as a treat, particularly the second stanza; the symbolism in the video is profound, too, depicting how our routines, maintenance, and improvements can leave us programmed and feeling cold, disconnected, and robotic, but everything we’ve done, we’ve done for love, and everything that’s been done for us, has been done for love, directly, or indirectly, and it’s all connected… it’s all around us, and always has been.

Bjork is an Artisan from the 4th Entity of Cadre 1.

ALL IS FULL OF LOVE

You’ll be given love
You’ll be taken care of
You’ll be given love
You have to trust it

Maybe not from the sources
You have poured yours
Maybe not from the directions
You are staring at

Twist your head around
It’s all around you
All is full of love
All around you

All is full of love
You just ain’t receiving
All is full of love
Your phone is off the hook
All is full of love
Your doors are all shut
All is full of love!
be the little angel

All is full of love, all is full of love
All is full of love, all is full of love …
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