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| Bahman Farzad |
"More love, not less." Wise words indeed from Matt Kahn.
This post is a response to some of the things I've come across in Lightworker circles in the past couple of days, relating to the current conflict that erupted on the 24th of this month. This recent event has further increased the gaping chasm in our communities but it's not something that I'm writing about now, as I've addressed this topic adequately in the past. I'm just focussing on the response or reaction to the conflict.
The response from very many denote praise and applause for what is transpiring, and this is what I'm directly addressing here. Generally, the notion is that we should not do anything and just allow things to escalate. We should not impede its progress but let it reach the maximum peak so that Light Forces can step in, so this operation is justified and legitimate. Many disasters happen around the world all the time, this one is no different. Collateral damage is normalised as it is a sacrifice for the greater good. And anyway, no one really dies because our Souls are immortal.
I wish to clarify, highlight and stress that this post has nothing to do with who is the good guy and who is bad, who is with the Light and who is working for the dark, whether this is a White Hats/Positive Military operation or not, etc. This isn't even about wanting a certain outcome.
This is just about being a Human Being and therefore expressing the quality of being humane. It is simply about sending Love, Blessings, Light, Prayer or benevolence to a volatile situation where lives are at stake. Every citizen and every soldier involved is someone's daughter or son, wife or husband, sister or brother, mother or father. Even if we are adamant "not to go against free will" or "alter the outcome", we can still send Love or Blessings. And the barest minimum we can do is to radiate that Love and Light that we've worked so hard to grow and nurture within.
A change in circumstance can bring about a rapid shift in perspective. Those responses expressed may not be the same if they or their loved ones are directly involved in or affected by the situation.
We all need more Love, not less, not none. Even "enemies". Especially them.
Namaste and Bright Blessings! And much Love to ALL OF HUMANITY.
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| Barbara Pozzi |
