In a little series of links I see how me-time and collective
consciousness are related, now the second:
noticing changes in the
part of your collective(s) that is you
This blog post is following the very same line of thought - it is easier to see subtle changes, when
you’ve been away for a while-, but now in reverse.
In
the former blog post I described how you see the subtle
changes in the e-scape around you, when you come back to it from your me-time.
Meanwhile, if you have regularly me-time, you’ll notice
subtle changes in the patterns of your inner e-scape too.
Some of which, are harmonious in their development, simply a joy to see evolve.
However, very much like processes sometimes going ‘ off
track’ outside of you, it is possible to receive early signals in your inner
e-scape that something needs attention there. A process is gently moving away
from being harmoniously in line with the whole.
Again, it is much easier to identify what that is if you
look at it frequently and fresh... having energetically tuned into
something else for a while.
Wait too long and you miss the patterns and the connections,
because the e-scape is far too different from last time you looked into it.
Look constantly at it and you’ll not see the changes, because they unfold so
subtly that you change with it.
When you are aware of what is the matter with you, in the world of energy, what needs some
attention to go back on track, you’ll probably also have ideas on what can be
done.
You can supply
yourself with (probably surprisingly) many things in life, other things you
might need to find around you.
If something is the matter with you, personally, you are
sending signals about that out in energy to all the collectives you are a part
of. If something within you, personally, is the actual source
of these distress signals (whether subtle
and tiny only in energy, or even bigger in words and deeds).....it becomes part
of the collective e-scape and others are under its influence ( thanks to the
auto-tuning system).
That is all right, of course, since it is very helpful to the survival of a
social being.
But if you are the
source of distress and there are
things you could easily do yourself to harmonise the distress, it would be the
done thing to do what you can, knowing that your ‘ off track’ signals are
influencing and alerting others too and may (when left to fester) cause problems
for more people.... or not?
If your blather is full you can just simply harmonise the distress yourself by
going to the loo.
if you are travelling in a car in a collective, however, you cannot stop at
will. So when there is a stop, people empty their own blathers even when there is just a vague awareness that a
full-blather-alarm-may-occur-in-the-next-1,5 hours.
The child who is asked:” Do you need to go now?” who says ‘ no’, but exclaims
after 10 minutes on the motorway:” I have to go now!” quickly learns that the
collective is not pleased with being confronted with somebody who is not doing the necessary themselves in time, for the whole collective process to
run smoothly.
With a child, the irritation may be accompanied by a fair
dose of compassion, for the adults know that the child might not have developed
the blather awareness yet, in relation to travelling as a group in a car.
If it is the healthy 40 year old, who didn’t take one minute of me-time to check
her blather levels, but only kept her eyes on the outside world: the sweets counter and the messages on
her phone, made her ' not go'.
And now she urgently needs another loo-stop, she is the objective source of a collective problem..... compassion
from the collective may not be in the top 10 of responses in the quickly changing e-scape. .....
This very same principle applies on your emotional
household, that sometimes needs ' input', 'transformation' or ' output'.
There is a lot you can do all by yourself, by sorting out your personal emotional
hygiene, without having to bother anybody else with it, directly or indirectly.Without causing any trouble for the collective.
And if there is something you feel you need the help from
the collective with, it helps if you can be quite clear on what you need, or if
you don’t know in detail, can at least describe the difficulties you are experiencing, so a more experienced
person can recognise it and can help you out.
A car mechanic will ask:” What is the trouble?” in the physical world.
A doctor will ask:” What is the trouble?”in the physical world.
Partners, friends or even sensitive strangers may ask:" What is the trouble?" about the metaphysical world, of energy, resonding to the signals you are sending out.
Just shrugging in any of those cases and saying: ‘ I have not the vaguest idea!’ implying.....it is
completely up to you to sort my troubles out here.
Implicetly conveying: I am not the source, I take no responsibility/ response ability, is odd, to say the least, if the energy, the distress signal is being emitted from your inner world! If it is your full emotional blather that needs emptying.....
All it takes is a couple of minutes of investigating what
the situation is: what does work, what doesn’t and .....what can I try to solve
this myself. This gives a lot of information to the other members of the
collective to work with. Saves time and energy, on both sides.
Sorting yourself out, where you can, monitoring and knowing
what is going on in your inner world, is
not only an investment in yourself, but also in the collective. Good to be
aware of, I’d say. Good to invest in..... with regular me-time.
There is more where these listings came from... to be
continued on another day.....
