Sri Aurobindo and Mira on Simplicity and Twin Souls

The above note from Mira states:
  "Life must blossom like a flower offering itself to the Divine"

During some of my last visitations with Mira and Sri Aurobindo, they presented to me a field of daisies.  I noted it without judgement and since have seen them again several times.  I have taken the liberty to look them up and was  pleased to find the corresponding information I sought.

As in the note at right, Mira (Mother) describes life like a flower.  That you must "blossom" over time, offering yourself to the divine.  Sri and Mira also had great insights on nature and the corresponding elements to life itself.  The daisy, it is said, represents integral simplicity.  This is simplicity that arises from perfect sincerity.  The message of simplicity was quite timely for me, so I thought I would share what Sri and Mira's views are on the subject.


Simplicity is the quiet strength of inner poise that is indifferent to outer appearance. You are who you are, you act according to your own sincerity and don't worry necessarily about how you might appear to others.  Luxury, on the other hand can be termed as focused attention on the external appearance.  Most luxury minded people will want to keep up with the Jones's, have the best car, the biggest house, yet it is the luxury mind that is in disregard of inner content. According to Mira and Sri, those who seek the non-existent inner strength, the luxury mind, are incapable of any worthwhile external appearance.  This would explain why most people aren't happy or fulfilled, even though they may seem to have all the luxuries life can offer them.

When we begin to simplify our lives, really get down to what our priorities are that truly make us happy this is what is said will happen:

Integral Simplicity

The simplicity that comes from perfect sincerity.

Creeping daisy

"As soon as all effort disappears from a manifestation, it becomes very simple, with the simplicity of a flower opening, manifesting its beauty and spreading its fragrance without clamour or vehement gesture. And in this simplicity lies the greatest power, the power which is least mixed and least gives rise to harmful reactions. Simplicity, simplicity! How sweet is the purity of Thy Presence!"
                   
                               - THE MOTHER

It is with this simplicity that we begin to make our way back to our twin soul as well.  For the inner content of being will be beginning to blossom.  When the effort of trying to "make" the union to occur disappears, the true nature of the union is allowed to blossom.

Sri has written a wonderful poem that highlights the twin soul relationship below:

"On the dumb bosom of this oblivious globe

Although as unknown beings we seem to meet,

Our lives are not aliens nor as strangers join,

Moved to each other by a causeless force.

The soul can recognise its answering soul

Across dividing Time and, on life’s roads

Absorbed wrapped traveller, turning it recovers

Familiar splendours in an unknown face

And touched by the warning finger of swift love

It thrills again to an immortal joy

Wearing a mortal body for delight.

There is a Power within that knows beyond

Our knowings; we are greater than our thoughts,

And sometimes earth unveils that vision here.

To live, to love are signs of infinite things,

Love is a glory from eternity’s spheres.

Abased, disfigured, mocked by baser mights

That steal his name and shape and ecstasy,

He is still the godhead by which all can change."

                                                                                      - Sri Aurobindo, Book V, Canto

Michael Jackson - The Birthday Interview

On this day back in 1993, I received a vision of Michael laying on a sofa in a hotel room.  Elizabeth Taylor was there presenting Michael with a small cake with white frosting.  It was his birthday, but he was curled up in a ball, not interested in celebrating.  That was the year the first molestation accusations surfaced.  I remember thinking what a small cake for such a big star.  Sometimes our perceptions are far from the truth.  The press may have portrayed Michael one way, but the real Michael was a different story.

Sixteen years later on November 7, 2009 I awoke to a chorus of Happy Birthday.  It was the year Michael died and the year I had to divorce.  He gathered all my "friends" from the other side to surprise me.  I was alone that day, at least physically, but he went out of his way to make me feel special.  This was the Michael Jackson I knew.  Far from the one portrayed in the media.

So as I thought of what to do on this day for Michael I couldn't help but want to share my gratitude for the being I knew and know he is.  He is a selfless, compassionate soul that would put himself in harms way before anyone else.  An amazing man that gave billions of dollars to charity and started many charities in hopes of healing our world.

His unique perspective, amazing dream and inspiration live on.  Who would have thought that the birth of this one tiny baby on this day 55 years ago would have made such a difference in our world.  Such is the power of just ONE person.  Such is the belief in knowing how just ONE person can make a difference in the world.  Imagine what would happen if we all decided to make a difference.

I can't be more delighted, more inspired or more excited about Michael Joseph Jackson's decision to incarnate and his commitment to heal and inspire our world.  He is the epitome of love.  The force of God himself and the initiator of joy.  He continues his joyous efforts still til this day and when we talked about this special day we decided to do a question and answer to put his current life into perspective.

So I thought I would come up with the questions, but it began a three way conversation between Michael, myself and Elizabeth Taylor:

How will you or would you like to celebrate your birthday?

I plan on being with my children.  They mean the world to me and I love them very much still.  This side doesn't change how you feel, only how you look.

What would you say to the children if you could?

I would tell them I love them to pieces.  I mean that.  Really, I really love them with all my heart and want the best for them.  I still watch them.  I still see them.  They do feel me, I know they do, but sometime they don't know I'm there and I like that because I can see them for who they are - how they act when no one is around.  They are good kids, they really are.  I am a very lucky man.  I have great kids.

Are you proud of them?

Very.  Very proud of my children and my mother.  She's handled this whole thing incredibly well.

(Elizabeth) I want to know what it would take for you to prove life beyond death?
(Me) Good question.
(Michael)  I think to prove it we have to be very consistent and over time people will learn that there is life after death.  The idea is not new.  There are many traditions that believe in life after death.  But I think too few people realize that after we die we do carry our emotions with us.  The love, the care, the attachments we have to those we leave behind is very very difficult to let go.  Let alone being killed the way I was.  You don't want to just walk away.  There are things left unfinished, things that have been unsaid.  I'm sorry for all the times I held back saying I love you to my mother or my brothers and family.  I hope they know that I will always love them no matter what.  We are a family, we always will be, regardless of what other people believe or want to say.

If you were here (all of us) how would we celebrate?

(Elizabeth) We'd throw a great big party.  All of us would be together and have cake.  A BIG white cake with layers and candles and sparklers.  Everyone would get water balloons and we would just go at it!  That would be fun.  That's what we'd do.

We have water fights now all the time.  You just don't see us.  It's fun to be here.  Every once in awhile we get to be just us.  Just who we are.  Let our hair down and get on with our life.  It's such a nice change of pace, a blessing really for all of us.

Who do you admire most?

(the love of) Jesus - He was selfless and served humanity.  There wasn't anything he took for himself, not one ounce.

Do you see Jesus?

Sometimes.  He comes when I am still.  When I'm not thinking about anything, then I reach for him, I reach for God and he's there.  He is a friend, a teacher.  He loves all of humanity.  He's incredible.  The light and love he emits is amazing.  I've never felt anything like it.  I LOVE the feeling, the ecstasy of being in that vibration of energy is incredible.

What do you most want to say in general or to anyone now that you've passed?

To love one another.  To live each day like it's your last because you never know when you will go.  To find the light in every situation.  To go above and beyond in whatever you choose to do in life, but above all to love everyone.  To love our children, to protect them, guide them, be with them, spend some time with them.  They are our future and we are their teachers.  Don't go it alone, reach out and love one another.  Don't wait.

If you could be granted a birthday wish, what would it be?

My wish would be to engage the services of every human being in loving each other more.  To have them see that together we can make a difference, apart we drift away.  Don't let the small stuff worry you.  There will always be worries, but the big part, the important part is love.  Just love one another that's all.  

**Thank  you for your love, support, light, prayers and tributes.  It's amazing to witness love in action from beyond.  I love every single one of you and will never stop.  Keep going, keep hoping, and keep healing our world.  It's working and it's amazing.  I love you all.  Love, Michael Joseph Jackson

Man in the Mirror PROJECT - Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King

Today is the anniversary of the famous "I have a dream" speech by Dr Martin Luther King.

In celebration of a man with drive to make change for not only himself, but for others, I'd like to pay special tribute to him today.

 

There are many reasons why I admire Dr. King, but as you can imagine the first and foremost reason is that he recognized social conditioning.  In his case, it was the conditioning of a black race conditioned to think of themselves as something "less than" the whites. That conditioning has been spoken of on this blog often.  We are conditioned socially, politically, by race, by nation, by religion, by society, by gender and even by our families. 

 

Man in the Mirror PROJECT recognizes that when conditioning occurs we are not able to grasp who we truly are.  We are not our color, our religiion, our gender, our country, or our families.  We each have within us an individual light that when we shine it, like Dr Martin Luther King, we can make profound changes in our life and lives of people around us.  May today remember that.  May we remember people like Dr Martin Luther King and what he decided to do with his life.  To stand up for change and to stand up for people and the equal rights that all should have because we are all human, we are all people, and we all live in the same world created by the same force.

'The moment we'd all been waiting for': March attendees remember King's historic 'dream' speech

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, addresses marchers during his "I Have a Dream" speech at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington on Aug. 28, 1963.

 

By Tracy Jarrett, NBC News contributor

Fifty years ago, more than 200,000 people gathered on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., for the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. NBC News asked six African-Americans who attended the march to share their memories of that day and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s "I Have a Dream" speech – and how they’ve passed on King's message to the next generation.

 

Jack White, 67, Journalist

Richmond, Virginia

In August of 1963, I was just out of high school and had a lot of curiosity about the civil rights movement. I grew up in Washington, a segregated city, and until 1954, I’d attended segregated schools.

 

On the day of the March on Washington, I put on a sport coat and a tie; it was sweltering hot. People were just more formal then. The powers that be were afraid of violence – can’t have all those Negroes there without trouble! – but it was the opposite. People were peaceful, respectful. Joyous and reverent would describe the mood. When Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., gave his famous speech it was all echoes to me. Still, I knew it was a historic moment because I could feel it in the crowd – this was the moment we’d all been waiting for.

 

Looking back, the point that resonates with me most is when he talked about the Declaration of Independence being a promissory note that all Americans should be treated equal, but America had given a check to citizens of color saying “insufficient funds.”That’s what bedevils us today, the contradiction between the magnificent visions that Dr. King outlined and the reality that we have still yet to deliver on that promissory note. How are we going to make America America for everybody who lives in it? That was always the issue.

 

I started having conversations with my kids about the notion of battling for justice as soon as I thought they were old enough to understand that whatever opportunities they enjoy come about as a consequence of what people did before them. On one hand, my children and grandchildren have opportunities somebody my age could never conceive. There’s nothing they can’t do. On the other hand, what they don’t have, that people my age had, is this sense of a historic moment when everything is changing.

 

Anne Ruth Borders-Patterson, 73, Civil rights activist and retired professor

Atlanta, Georgia

As a little girl in Atlanta, I went to segregated schools. We got all our books and desks second-hand from the white schools. I thought, why do we have to have books like this, all torn and tattered? There were all these rules that were supposed to make us think we were second-class citizens, though I never believed that.

 

In 1960, when I was a junior at Spelman College, I was one of the organizers of the Atlanta student movement. When we sat in at numerous “whites-only” restaurants, I was one of those who went to jail. Three years later, I drove to the March on Washington from Boston University, where I’d attended graduate school.

 

I never imagined a crowd like that. It looked magical, unbelievable. I remember not being able to move in the crowd. I remember children on their parents’ shoulders. And the number of white people out there -- to see all of them amongst the crowd of black people was amazing.  When King talked about looking forward to his little children being able to grow up in a society where race was no longer defining who they were or who they would become, that stood out to me a lot. I could begin to dream as he dreamed.

 

To my kids I have said, don’t be lulled by the fact that you can sit where you want on a bus or go to hotels, these are rights that you take for granted. You stand on the shoulders of many people. I think we’ve made progress but I still feel racism is alive and well in the United States today, and that is unfortunate and disappointing. We must continue to be committed to fighting for King’s dream.

 

Lurline Jones, 68, Basketball coach and educator

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

My mother had told me not to go to the march because she was scared of violence, but I just had to go. At the time, I was part of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) at Morgan State College in Baltimore and had been on freedom rides to Cambridge, Maryland. I'd also participated in a sit-in with other students at a segregated movie theater in Baltimore. Some of us ended up arrested. I spent five days in jail. Afterwards, they integrated the theater.

 

The day of the march, the streets of Washington were filled with people coming from every direction, and everybody was going to the same place. We were arm in arm, singing, “We shall overcome.”

The line from Dr. King’s speech that really resounded with us, what we could hear loud and clear, was “free at last, free at last, thank God almighty, we are free at last.” The whole place erupted in cheers, people were jumping up and down, hugging and kissing.

 

I knew that I was doing something to let the people in this country know that you can’t continue to treat us the way you’ve been treating us, because we are Americans. We believe in the preamble and the Constitution. We fight in wars. We should be treated right. I felt very strongly that that’s what would happen. I really believed the dream.

 

I was with my grandchildren the other day, and I was telling them about the march. I wanted them to know about it, and about Dr. King. I told my son, “Please make sure that my grandchildren will always remember that their grandmother was there, and that their grandmother has always been a fighter and continues to be a fighter for equality.”

 

All the things that we marched for in 1963 are basically the same problems we face in 2013. In some instances, doors have opened, some doors have been shut, and some doors have been left ajar, but it’s still a process. I don’t think we are all the way there.

 

Jim Seida / NBC News

Les Payne, seen here at his home in Harlem, wears a button from the 1963 March on Washington, which he attended. For years before Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday was observed as a national holiday, Payne and his wife would keep their children home on that day and teach them about the civil rights leader and his legacy.

 

Les Payne, 72, Journalist

New York, New York

On the day of the march, I took a bus to Washington from Hartford, Conn., where I had just graduated from the University of Connecticut. I was leaving for the army a few days later.

I didn’t go down there knowing Dr. King would speak; but I understood the significance of the march, although I was just coming into my political maturity.

 

In King’s speech, when he talked about the red hills of Georgia, it took me home in a way that really was transcending. I was born not too far away, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and my grandparents still lived there. What he said brought together all of what was happening in Alabama – Bull Connor and George Wallace and the bus boycott – what black folks had been through, and what happened in my own life. For me, he was no longer flying at 20,000 feet. He was on the ground, and he was talking to me.

 

At that point, politically I was struggling with overcoming a conditioned sense of inferiority, and I was trying to come to grips with that between both King and Malcolm X. I embraced them both; in fact, my own enlightenment was coming to realize that you didn’t have to choose between them.

 

When our kids entered first grade [we] started keeping them out of school on King’s birthday, long before it was a holiday. We would drive them to New York City for a program at one of the black churches, or we would listen to an album of King’s speeches and talk to them about who he was and what racism was about. I think King got his work done. The first Voting Rights Act and the Civil Rights Act show his work, but until we (African-Americans) get rid of present vestiges of inferiority, we won’t be liberated.

 

George Mitchell, 69, Illinois NAACP State Conference President

Evanston, Illinois

In 1963, I was a Howard University student in Chicago for the summer. There were two trains that took people to the march. It’s a 12-hour ride or more.We sang songs, like “We Shall Overcome,” pretty much the whole ride; it gave you a sense that you were part of something bigger than yourself, and that no matter what happened, you were going to be ok. King’s speech was truly a dream speech; he talked about what it should be like in this country. It made me more aware of the injustices prevalent in American society and brought home the idea that people don’t just give you justice, you gotta demand it.

 

My wife and I used to tell our children, you have to be 10 percent better to be seen as equal. My children were always taught to respect themselves, respect others, but when people wrong you, stand up for yourself.

 

Keith Srakocic / AP

Nolan Atkinson Jr., left, George B. Vashon's great grandson and a lawyer from Philadelphia, addresses the Pennsylvania Supreme Court during the ceremony where the court awarded a posthumous Certificate of Admission to practice law to the descendants of Vashon in Pittsburgh, on Oct. 20, 2010.

 

Nolan Atkinson, 70, Trial lawyer and chief diversity officer of Duane Morris, LLP

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

I was attending summer school at Boston University where I just finished my junior year. I was assistant eastern regional Vice President of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, and the fraternity determined that all national officers should attend the March on Washington.

It was an attentive crowd. The speeches made many people believe that ending segregation, raising the minimum wage and making political change were things that could be achieved.

 

 

When Dr. King began with “I have a dream today,” the words were so simple and so eloquent that you just listened. It took on an almost church-like feel as he spoke. I think people left that march feeling like, we’re going to get this done.

 

Throughout my life, I have always tried to be a leader for diversity and inclusion. I try and enable people of color to have full opportunity. This was something that was passed down to my children.

King was a leader and that is what we need today, more than anything – leadership from the next generation. People who are willing to stand up and talk about things that are right, needed, and necessary. Certainly there have been achievements since King’s speech and his dream, but the kind of nation that King wanted, and believed was possible, is still a dream, not a reality --that’s something we have to continue to work on.

 

source: nbcnews.com

Conrad Murray - We HAVE to Weigh In!

Sometimes I feel I have multiple personality disorder when it comes to blog posts.  From the beautiful inspiration of the Brothers, Sri Aurobindo, Mira and Michael himself to things like this.  Some things have to be said however and some of us spiritual folk just don't talk and act like Mother Theresa all the time, so here we go:

You may or may not have heard Conrad Murray's (the doctor accused of killing Michael Jackson) taped recording released just recently.  Dr Murray was the man who declined to testify for either side of the AEG vs Jacksons trial, however, somehow he has had a change of heart and made a taped audio call for AEG.  What caused this timely change of mind?  It may be the fact that AEG attorneys are helping him get out of jail AND the fact that  "Doctor Murray" as he says here at the end . . (stage name I suppose)...is getting ready to market his "tell all" book about who?. . why his "friend" : Michael Jackson.  (Let's just clarify here that Michael Jackson has many friends.  They are noted by the money they wish to make off of his name and image, not the friendship they provided him with. .I know confusing, but that's the way they roll)

Let's listen to the audio, and then as he goes point by point I'd like to offer a few comments, on Michael's behalf:

  Conrad Murray:  Michael Jackson Hired Me and Hated AEG
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First off, the title from TMZ: "Michael hired me" . . when I asked Michael he said:  "How was I supposed to hire Murray.  I didn't have any money remember?!"

TMZ I thought I heard that Murray said it was Michael AND AEG who hired him.  Did you hear wrong?  Did you just wake up or something?  Or is it that what you want people to believe? You know everyone believes what they hear. . without question . . it's the news!

So let's break this NEWS down as reported by TMZ:

TMZ has obtained a voice mail Murray recently left on a friend's answering machine.  If it were testimony in the wrongful death trial, it could be explosive.  Among other things, Murray says:
No way!! He left this on a friend's answering machine! Really?! That's what I do when I say I'm not going to testify.  I call with a list, numbering the items I want to make statements about and leave the message on an answering machine. . . you know so no one can use it as testimony.  (Someone think we stupid Buckwheat?!)  And, I am just shaking...it could be EXPLOSIVE if used in testimony?! OMG..contain me ..please!  Now let's get a book deal, shall we! :) Marketing loves those kind of words.
-- Michael personally offered him the job of being his doctor on the "This Is It" tour  Is that what he said?! I thought he said AEG and Michael employed him . . mmmmm

-- AEG actually wanted to hire a less expensive doctor, but Michael got his way with Murray  According to all these people Michael always got his way.  He was spoiled and rich..oh wait, isn't someone else rich and Michael needed the money...didn't AEG say they were the one paying Dr Murray and holding the contract . .?  So confusing when you really lay it out isn't it?

-- AEG never ordered Murray to give MJ any specific medical treatment.  All requests came from Michael  Nice cover Dr. ;) never ordered Murray to give mj any "specific" treatment. . . now why would he say "specific".... I guess I might use that word if they ordered me to give treatment but not what kind of medicines you know "specifically" . . . 

-- AEG was not even aware of the medical treatment Michael was receiving.  This point is critical  TMZ who is this point critical for? YOU or AEG or BOTH OF YOU?!!  The critical part is the testimony and EVIDENCE that Randy Phillips had over a half hour of phone conversation with Dr. Murray as well as Dr. Murray's request for medical equipment.  You mean they didn't question why they should pay for medical equipment, you mean they talked about golf, booze and women for a half hour?!  I'll tell you what's critical . . regardless of medical treatment someone DELIBERATELY killed him.  That point is CRITICAL.

-- Michael despised AEG and referred to people who worked for the company as "snakes"  I can't say that's not correct..Snakes has been used by Michael before..sounds accurate

-- Michael had particular disdain for "This Is It" producer/director Kenny Ortega.  MJ said he hated Ortega, who had no idea how much pain he was inflicting on Michael with the breakneck pace.  I think Dr. Murray hated Kenny when Kenny showed concern for Michael . . remember Dr. Murray?  When Kenny sent him home?  YOU said YOU were the doctor.  No egos here, no, none at all . .

And Michael's venom extended to his family.  Murray claims during the Jackson 5 Pay for View project, Joe (whom he called Papa Bear) demanded $1 million.  Katherine (whom he called Mama Bear) also wanted $1 mil.  And each of the brothers wanted $500k.   Venom is used by snakes.  Michael was not and is not in THAT category.  True the family wanted more. Even in MY book I talk about how Michael did not want to be a part of the family show anymore but was under a great deal of pressure.  However, I don't think any of this is even applicable.  How is painting his family this way applicable?  Oh, yes, I forget.  You want to help paint them as greedy so AEG can win...silly me!  OK Dr. Murray go ahead and blab all you want.  I'll be right here for you and anyone else that decides to bend the truth about Michael, his family or his death to fit their own agenda.  

By the way, did I tell you I have a book?  If it were entered into testimony it would be EXPLOSIVE! :)

Let's make this abundantly clear.  Ms. Rowe, Dr. Murray, AEG and Mr. Branca.  I KNOW Michael Jackson was murdered.  He knows how and who.  You can bend the truth all you want, try and change the public's opinion, try and hide, but sooner or later it WILL come out.

I've had a visit from Frank Dileo not so long ago.  Yeah, he's dead too.  Or so people think.   And honeys let me tell you, Frank apologized.  Now why would he do that?

Elizabeth Taylor, (also dead - did I tell you? - I speak to dead people! OMG I know, crazy, right?!) She can't believe how horrible the things you did to him were and if she were here she says she would be putting her foot right up your asses.  (Sorry that's from her, not me.  I might imagine something else.)

Michael currently has other words.  Something to the effect of backstabbing, something or others and just wait and see.  They're going to get theirs.  Hope it was worth it boys!  E=MC2 Life does go on and I'm not the only one that knows it :)

In that light, let us lovingly dedicate the following song to . . well you know who you are don't chya?! ;)

  

Energy and Vortexes - AMAZING!

Vortex created by the passage of an
 aircraft wing, revealed by colored smoke

"Energy vortexes are found all over the earth.  There cause and location is variable.  Some are
stationary, others have found there way into the seas and even into the mountains.  Energy vortexes are like they sound.  Energy that forms a vortex or spiral of energy that transmits thought patterns and light into our universe.  It's sort of like code coming from the earth.  Signals can be transmitted through space and time and even great distances.  When looking at our earth from above the vortex is simple, aligned and functioning in time with the rest of the earth's atmosphere.   However, from a mere glimpse from above the seen can be distorted.  We have been functioning with the same vortexes and over time the energy of the earth has shifted.  What do you think has happened to the vortexes?

They too have shifted, but not a great deal.  Depending on their location and who they were created by the vortex may have been moved, abandon or even experimented with.  An energy vortex is able to do many things.  One, it can dance in the clouds like an imaginary halo, encompassing vast numbers of people and creating a vibration of peace.  On the other hand, it can also have an inverse effect and do just the opposite.  It stands to reason then, that these vortexes can and are created by a great number of people.  Similar thoughts repeated over time create enough energy to transmit itself into the atmosphere, and wa la, a vortex is created.

Humans don't realize the power they have with their thoughts.  We don't think anyone can hear what we think and don't give a second thought about whether or not the thought has good intentions or hateful demise.  Regardless, the thought is energy.  Energy that has been created and it stands to reason that it has to come from and go somewhere.  So this is how some thoughts are transmitted.  How some countries stay hateful, others maintain peace.  How uprising may start and also how they may stop.

Today in your thoughts you may want to notice what kind of vortexes you may be contributing to.  Is it for healing our world, hating your neighbor or bettering your life?  Being conscious of what you think is the first step in being responsible for the continuation and creation of our personal worlds as well as the world around us.  Truly the choice is yours."

Michael Jackson 
8/26/2013

The above information was contributed.   With further investigation I thought it interesting to also add the following information available on the net regarding energy vortexes.  You'll recognize some familiar names and according to this information you'll also recognize a familiar shape as well:  the triangle:

The Bermuda Triangle & Japan's Devil's Sea are considered anomalies, where unexplained phenomena occur, such as disappearing ships & planes, & radios & compasses that stop working.

Why are ancient Megaliths placed at specific equidistant points, such as Mohenjo-Daro, Cairo, Peru, Easter Island, Zimbabwe, and Borneo, to name a few. Why are Positive Energy Vortices, such as in the Himalayas, Sedona (AZ), & the Incan culture situated where they are?

If the Earth is mapped out as a icosahedron (or dodecahedron) Grid, these are all equidistant geometric points (Vortices) of intersecting (Ley) lines. Note that the Vortices appear to originate from deep beneath the Earth's Crust, so they may be focused by underground water or mineral deposits to vary slightly from the exact dead center, sometimes with multiple surface areas of manifestation.

There are 5 areas of the Northern Hemisphere near 25 North that may be doors to other dimensions, often called "Vile Vortices" (Vile may be too strong a term):

• Bermuda Triangle (planes & ships disappear in green fog)
• Algerian Megalithic Ruins (South of Timbuktu)
• Karachi (Pakistan) [site of Mohenjo Daro - Rama culture, the ancient origins of Hindu culture]
• Devil's Sea Triangle (near Iwo Jima, Japan) (planes & ships disappear - Japan officially calls dangerous)
• Hamakulia, S.E. Hawaii (heaviest volcanic activity) - actually, the focal point is in the ocean, more to the SE of Hawaii. It is in the Ocean, where some ships and planes have disappeared in the past.

There are 5 areas of the Northern Hemisphere near 31.7 North that are Positive healing Energy Vortices:

• Between Sedona, AZ & Sonora, Mexico (31.7N 112.8W) - Hopi & Yaqui Indian, Hohokom waterworks, Sedona Healing Vortex (& magnetic anomalies at Torreon, Mexico?)
• The calculated Vortex Focus is near the Papago Indian Reservation, W of Tucson, AZ, S of Pisinimo/W. of Cowlic/Vamori/Little Tucson
• According to Ken Eagle Feather, in "A Toltec Path" p.11, Castenada's Books on Don Juan (Matus) were centered here (mid-Atlantic, Atlantis per Edgar Cayce - "the position ... Atlantis occupied is between the Gulf of Mexico ... and the Mediterranean")
• Egypt - Pyramids (focus Energy)
• Himalayas, N.E. of Lhasa (Tibet) - Center for Tibetan Enlightenment - also, not far from Xi'an Pyramids in China. Home of the Panda and ancient irrigation systems and Midway Island

Further North, near 50 to 55 North, are some well known Vortices:

• Findhorn, Scotland: Key Celtic/Druid Ley Line: Calendish megaliths, Loch Ness, Maes Howe, Ring of Brodger
• Kiev (Ukraine, Russia) - Key Eastern Orthodox Religious Site
• Buffalo Lake (Alberta Canada), major Indian Medicine Wheels
• Hudson Bay, Canada north Magnetic pole, Ugansk Bay, Eskimo Art, Chubb meteor crater
• Lake Baikal (Northern Mongolia): Meteor Crash? - unique soil, strange plant & animal genetic changes

In the southern Hemisphere, there are also 5+5 areas, near 25 & 30 South, (most are in less-traveled ocean areas), some of which are the:

• Megalithic structures at Sarawak (Borneo)
• Nan Madol (Pohnpei Island, Micronesia)
• Incan Culture in South America
• Easter Island - Megalithic Statues, many of evil Cthulhu - culture degraded to cannibalism, then enslaved
• Gabon (West Africa) [alleged natural Atomic Reactor 1.7million yrs ago] / Zimbabwe Megaliths

Michael Jackson's Twin Soul - The Glamorous Life

Have you noticed since Randy Jackson's tweets made headlines, Paris Jackson's new photos have surfaced?  In the entertainment industry I suppose it's all about the media, who gets the best press, most coverage and looks the best.  I've been witness to some of the biggest slander wars as I've watched Michael's coverage through the years.  Unfortunately, I can say that most of it was completely skewed.

Currently, they are painting Debbie Rowe as the new mother Theresa of 2013, when just a few short years ago she was the woman who sold her kids.  The new stories, in my opinion, are the new image Ms Rowe needs as she moves in to take custody of the children.  I don't know Debbie, but I do know some of the history, what Michael has told me and the decisions he has made regarding Debbie in the past.  I know California law states that the children's custody goes to the surviving spouse, or in this case surviving parent.  I can't tell you how heart wrenching this is for me to watch.

Through the years I've watched in the shadows the public at large put Michael up on a pedestal, tear him down, then crucify him on every form of media known to man.  Now, after his murder, I get to watch as his children are ping ponged around and given to the one woman he never wanted them to go to.  My heart is broken, as I watch helplessly.  If I believed that Paris was in good hands, that Prince wanted to be with her, or even that she loved them, it would be different.  But I don't feel that way.  Paris wanted a mother long ago.  Debbie was not the one that Michael reached out to.

Like the pages of my diary, here it is in a nutshell.  Imagine being connected to someone all your life.  You share with that person feelings, emotions, speak with them almost constantly.  You share in their pain, you watch as a public tears them apart at the most cherished parts of their being.  You watch from the television, knowing they are reporting only what they want to be heard.  You know the truth.  You know the damage it's doing to the person it's being reported against.  But you can't hold his hand.  You can't swoop in and save him.  Your voice is not heard on the radio, or are they interested in your voice on the news because you don't "really" know him.

You hope for the best.  You send your prayers, words of encouragement, thoughts of love.  Your embrace of the soul, you hope will heal all of the turmoil and pain.  It happens again, and you learn to reach for a higher power.  For by now, you know there is more to this life than just this physical realm.  You've lived it.  So you call on the angels, you ask for intercessions and find that your request is granted.  But you realize it's not just the court case that is so devastating, it's the treatment of the people, the stories in the news, the betrayal of the so called "friends" you thought you once had.  It breaks your spirit, makes you wither and the dream and hope for truth, justice and light for all begins to fade.  Because those closest to you have not only betrayed you, but have gone out of their way to make sure you fall.

I watched as he worked his way to the top, to be murdered by those wishing to take all he had.  I waited for years to see where this so called "connection" would take us.  It must be some place wonderful, some place magical, it's so strong I thought.  In the end, he was murdered, I was abandoned, and now I watch as his children suffer as well.  Michael has died, but only his body.  We still share emotions, I still feel for his children the way I did when he lived, the way he feels for them.  But I can't touch them, can't help them, can't do a thing about what they now endure.

So now I sit here, trying to pick up the pieces of where Michael was.  Try to help spread the message of love, help to inspire and heal.  Yet, some people don't get it.  Some say it's crazy, others don't believe, many are skeptical.  They would believe in a medium speaking to their mother, but not Michael Jackson and when it comes to twin souls, by golly, that's just way to far.  It's been called fantasy.  So here is the real fantasy you are referring to.  This is the life of a twin soul of Michael Jackson;  a life of suffering, pain and turmoil that doesn't stop even when your "twin soul" dies.  As for being Michael Jackson's twin soul, if you want to walk in my shoes I'd trade this in a heart beat.  There is nothing notable, brilliantly wonderful or romantic about this path. It's hard, repulsive, and agonizing.  The real crime of it is it's not because it's supposed to be, it's only because other people make it that way.

So if you have a twin soul, if they are famous, be mindful.  It's the work of the soul, not of their life that you are most likely to be involved in.  Take some advice from me, try not to get attached to or even pay attention to who they are as a person.  Their fans will assault you.  People will be jealous.  Others won't believe and call you crazy.  You'll be like Jesus.  Claiming you are the real deal as others crucify you.  This is the work of the soul.  The work of the unseen and the courage you have to have to walk the path.  You are not alone.  Your twin will share your path with you, but it may not be in the physical.  He or she may die, you may have to wait, you won't know how you'll end up, you'll struggle trying to know, you'll act out in anger because it will get to be "too much".  Just remember, in the end it all comes down to the soul and the soul alone.  Their experience in this life is theirs, yours is yours.  The point to keep in mind is that you must be whole yourself.  Your experience must be whole and theirs must be whole.  My experience this life was not supposed to be with Michael's family - his was.  But because he has maintained feelings for them, so do I.  That's the hard part, the confusing part.  You have to let go of what life they had and leave it as their experience and not try and make it your own.  You will have your own path, your own issues to contend with to become whole.   Knowing in the end the karma that each of you had will be relinquished and the two can once again join in blissful harmony.

Visitations with Sri - Wisdom of the Heart

"The heart knows true love.  One that is rich in color, vibrant and radiant.  Love is felt on many levels, in many countries, in many religions.  Why is love so important?


We seem to put an emphasis on money.  We have seemed to misplaced love.  Where did it go?  Is love that illusive?  Does it hide in the shadows?  Is it a fad that has gone out of style or a notion someone once made up?

Love is none of these things.  It is the fabric that holds together our very existence - it creeps in from your heart when you smile - it holds your breath when you marvel at a sunset.  It crushes your spirit when someone close to you dies.  Love is not illusive.  Love is not a shadow.  It plays in our thoughts, makes itself known in our everyday dealings.  The more you pay attention to love, the more love seeks you out.

Be that today - Love.  Look love straight in the eye and say I AM Love.  For today is the rest of your life.  Live it like you believe in love.  Live it in the joy of love.  Witness it in the people you love.  In the touch of a hand, an extended glance, a flower in bloom or a brilliant star.  All of these things are love, but so are you.

Imagine if someone looked at you and exclaimed "You are love."  What would you look like?  How would you act?  What might you do?  Ponder this today and in your world be love.  For it is in love we will find true happiness, true salvation and the reason for our very existence."

Sri Aurobindo
Mother with Daisies
Michael
8/21/2013