Musings on the Age of Living Love, the Golden Age 2012

By cnwriter, 23rd Jan 2012 | Follow this author | RSS Feed | Short URL http://nut.bz/255es9js/
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The Age of living love is upon us and whatever that entails. This piece brings home the keys to staying or leaving the planet. Foretold by many, accepted by few especially those who cannot see the Light.

Those Who would Harm..
Day and Night Turning - a metaphor
An excerpt from Alfred Noyes' narrative poem The Forest of Wild Thyme

Those Who would Harm..

Angels piping to Eternity and Death

So many people are finding it difficult to make ends meet as their liberties, their earning, their everyday living, their health are narrowed and beaten down by big banks, international food companies and those illuminati who seek to dominate the world and all in it. For hundreds of years these people in one form or another have created famines, wars, inquisitions, double dealing, financial crises to name a few of the calamities we have read about in our history and experienced ourselves in this lifetime.

Now a new age is dawning. Some call it the Age of Aquarius but that is only vocabulary...it is the Age of Living Love, the Golden Age and only those who have worked to change from man into being HuMan..the Higher Man will be part of it. I am not predicting anything that has not been told you by so many avatars and teachers of the Higher Teachings throughout the ages. The Mayan Calendar ends in 2012...I wonder why...that is just a rhetorical question for if we go inside the answer is loud and clear.

On a physical level science teaches us that as the frequencies of energy (which is Spirit) become more refined so the heavier ones (anger, disease, greed, negative power, killing) will not/cannot move into the higher ones and so will no longer be around. I don't think a camel can get through the eye of a needle!!!

But be it as it may, all is perfect and as long as we have choices (free will was only available to us before we incarnated onto the planet) we should make good ones and choose caring and sharing and loving and looking after our neighbour as ourselves.

Many of you will find this article hard to digest...so be it. Once again the old adage is Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder as is everything we see but a reflection of who and how we are...

The Blessings already Are

Day and Night Turning - a metaphor

Day and Night turning

This art piece the movement of night and day turning always moving into each other just as we keep moving within ourselves from our lower nature to our higher nature back and forth.

It takes energy and commitment to keep turning to the higher self and many fall by the wayside as they cannot sustain the purity of themselves.

An excerpt from Alfred Noyes' narrative poem The Forest of Wild Thyme

The Worship of Mammon

A Tale for Children under Ninety, published in 1905, by Claude A Shepperson.

Telling us why they had left their home
In Sherwood, and had hither come
To dwell in this magical scented clime,
This dim old Forest of sweet Wild Thyme.

"Men toil," he said, "from morn till night
With bleeding hands and blinded sight
For gold, more gold! They have betrayed
The trust that in their souls was laid;
Their fairy birthright they have sold
For little disks of mortal gold;
And now they cannot even see
The gold upon the greenwood tree,
The wealth of coloured lights that pass
In soft gradations through the grass,
The riches of the love untold
That wakes the day from gray to gold;

And howsoe'er the moonlight weaves
Magic webs among the leaves
Englishmen care little now
For elves beneath the hawthorn bough:
Nor if Robin should return
Dare they of an outlaw learn;
For them the Smallest Flower is furled,
Mute is the music of the world;
And unbelief has driven away
Beauty from the blossomed spray."

Illustration by Evelyn De Morgan: 'The Worship of Mammon' (1909)

Meet the author

cnwriter
I have been writing on food, wine, travel etc for the past 26 years. I do horoscopes and numerology and readings.
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