THE REDOUBTABLE DIVIDE

Redoubtable: Formidable/ Awe-Arousing/ Of Unassailable Regard

In All Things there is Truth. Truth sits at the Center. Outside this, there are opinions. Broad and varied and colored by culture, history, belief, and fear, opinions are just that. When you adopt an Opinion as Truth, here starts the trouble.

How do you feel about world hunger? WHY is it? Whom does it affect? How can it be remedied? (Do you believe it needs to be remedied?) Is someone or something at fault? Your answer is one example of opinion.

When the world is divided and one side cannot see or hear the other, what is to be done? You cannot continue doing the same things. You cannot continue speaking the same words. You must step outside and above the bickering.

Pretend for a moment that you are alien to planet Earth. Look down at the one problem of world hunger. Without politics, religious and social beliefs, and your own fears, SEE what is happening. How do you reach conclusions when you are not of this world? How do you find the behavior of Earth’s inhabitants?

You will not be able to shift totally away from who and what you are, but can you learn to listen and see? When you are studying something foreign, of different forms and colors, expressed through different words and ideas, can you get to the central idea or truth of the matter? We hope so . . . because that is urgently needed.

If you cannot quickly change your judgments and anger, can you change your behavior? Can you speak with forethought and compassion rather than lashing out? Can you study behavior rather than judging the person? Put on the robes of wise counselor and play that role for a while.

Only Truth is Redoubtable. Opinion is not. Allow your self to rise about the morass where empty rhetoric, judgment, and blame live. Live in Love. Strive your self to be Redoubtable, if not in all things, at least in the things that are most urgent.

Blessed Be This Day

This is a Direct Voice Communication from my Tribe,
Spirit Elders who share their wisdoms with me
from the other side of the veil.

Monday, January 11, 2021 

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