Finding The Hope Within You

"Often in a life one can find a moment where all the energy of creation feels like a void inside.  Despair over predicaments and dramas can lead to the inability to create anything productive in a linear sense.

In times of troublesome mass consciousness the individual may simply run out of hope for a better creation with the life.

Dramas can cause blindness to the true capabilities of the soul.  Each moment unfolding feeling worse than the last.  It is easy to be overwhelmed with the negativity and just give up.

By doing so one merely reinforces the sense of defeat.  When one believes they are overcome they will be.

By remaining steadfast to your soulful energy one can regain the hope within and overcome anything.

Be one with our soul choosing to ignore the mass energy that can become overpowering in its negativity.

Instead of getting in the mix of defeat, attempt to break out of the crowd and become individual with your thoughts.  

One does not have to follow the mass moments of consciousness.  One is capable of creating their own stream if they are willing to be bold and just do it.

We realize how intricate physical reality is created.  We also know how difficult it is to attempt to break out of the mold and be different.  This is especially so at this time in our culture.

Reinvent how you think about ourselves and our surroundings.  

Attempt to change thought patterns that have gotten you to where you are now.  Somewhere deep down our hope still exists.  Do not allow the exterior to rule the interior of us.

Dig deep and find ourselves.  Regain our grip on hope.  It is a special ingredient in our reality.  Add it to our thoughts and allow it to regain its foothold within us."

PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS

Climate change is a real and urgent threat to our civilisation and to the natural systems of Australia. We all have to make an effort to reduce our individual contribution to greenhouse pollution. One of the easiest ways to do this is to reduce our meat consumption. Start by doing without meat one day a week, then spread the practice to more days. You'll be surprised how easy it is to make a significant difference.

Professor Ian Low, Chairman, Australian Conservation Council put it nicely together.

Eat less meat! Be green, go Veg!
Use sustainable energy, Drive less,
use eco transports...
Plant trees
Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Repair and Recycle

There is solution, only three steps,

• Vegetarian
• Sustainable energy
• Plant Trees

How more simple, can it be?