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Expecting too much of the most promising among us. My Greatest Personal Failure. S. Loving
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-FWSym4O8g
My greatest personal
failing is expecting too much of the few promising souls that I've encountered
in my life. Never for a nano second was
this intentional, just like, who intentionally stomps on the foot of someone
they’re attempting to dance with? But it
may inflict no less pain as a consequence of it being unintentional.
Every promising soul
I've yet encountered I've expected too much of.
And when I say ‘expected
of,’ I do not mean in terms of thinking they are accountable to me; thinking
that they should consider what I think important. That's not the mistake.
But the mistake is
mis-estimating by me, that causes destructive levels of tension within the
individual and causes suboptimal use of time on my part. If I understand how fast a row of corn should
grow, that can be helpful because if I see it growing more slowly than it
should I have a chance of taking effective remedy, actions. But if my expectations are too high of that row
of corn, beyond what is possible, than my actions may well be destructive of
that row of corn; and result in the misuse of the time I've been given to serve.
That's the mistake that I’ve constantly
made.
I must become much
quicker at more frequently asking the questions of myself regarding the
promising individuals, should I ever encounter another one - what is their core
character? A question I so rarely, so
infrequently I’ve thought to ask myself of these others. Using the Personal Trainer, how can they be
evaluated. And, the newest question for
me and maybe the most promising is - to what degree are they ‘the rich young
man’ that there is something, anything, and if so what thing, will they choose above
the well-being of humanity, above their own soul, above their own joy, above
the well-being of creation?
If I can find within
myself enough love of others, of these promising others, to become better at
this, I'll do less damage to them, waste less of their time, and waste less of
the time that I've been given for the service of all humanity, and for the
service of all creation.
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nd 'For Millennia a Plague of Greed has Ravaged our Hearts, Vision, Wisdom... and now Mother Gaia.' Loving
7.29.2012
My encounters with the 'rich young man'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aEIqmbFffU
A series of wonderful
revelations were sparked yesterday and the day before by two encounters I had
with someone I've never met up until day before yesterday.
I had heard from a
few passersby over the last week that there was a march against fracking
planned for yesterday here in DC. The
day before yesterday a mid-fortyish woman who was here for that march happened
by the Canadian Embassy, saw the signs that I have, both of which say, ‘Till
enough are seen dying for it, CO2 won’t stop.’
The signs stopped her and she chose to engage in a conversation with me
that lasted probably 20 min. or so.
She'd come down from
Northeast Pennsylvania, as she described it.
She was struck to the heart it seem by what the signs said – ‘Till enough
are seen dying for it, CO2 won’t stop.’ Two or three times during our
conversation her own memories came into her mind of what's happening in
Pennsylvania due to the fracking, and she cried. Very strong emotions.
It was with such
gladness that she saw what my signs said, what I was doing, why I was doing
what I do. Deep gladness; joy;
appreciation; gratitude; relief. We
spoke about the strategy of it, the psychology of it, the science of it. Deep
joy and gratitude on her part for what she was hearing and seeing.
That is, until she
steered the conversation toward, ‘well, Loving, what should I do?. Very
open, eager, sincere, receptive she was.
And within 5 min. the conversation pretty abruptly ended, from that
question of hers. Because what I was
doing, the view of the world that I was following, was brought close to her in
her life in those last 5 min. and she backed away from it as someone would back
away from a blast furnace.
It was painful for me.
I was reminded of it when she passed by early yesterday morning; and I mistakenly
guessed she was again going to stop to chat. [Laughter.] She wasn’t rude. She wasn't mean, but oh boy, she was not
going to stop to chat. ‘Oh no, I have to
get, I have to move on and see what's happening,’ she motioned in the direction
to suggest that that's where groups might be gathering. Maybe they were, maybe they weren’t.
This was not a
cowardly woman by societal standards.
But shortly thereafter
the Scripture, the story of Jesus and ‘the rich young man,’ ‘the rich young
ruler,’ came crowding into my mind. I've
had so many examples, so many encounters with the rich young man, but this one
was just so graphic. Nice woman! But that final five minutes of our dialogue,
of my sharing, brought close to her and her life a view of what stopping fracking
would cost, and she undoubtedly thinks that intellectually she saw deep flaws
in what I was saying, but clearly that's not the case - that wouldn’t evoke an
emotional response; that wouldn’t evoke an avoidance response. No. What
she felt was, ‘I don't want to go there!’
‘No! No! Pay everything?!?’ None
of which I had outlined; I didn't talk, I was explicit, ‘Ma’am, I don't know
what you should do. But I can tell you
what I've, what I've calculated it is going to take.’
And she saw, I guess,
the implications for her life was, ‘you mean I don't get to pick and choose
what days I come to demonstrate? I don't get to pick and choose how much of my
life I dedicate against the most powerful army ever to be on the planet, going
after $20 to $80 trillion in revenue? I thereby lose control, I lose my status
quo?!?!?!’
It was, it was a hand
pulling away from a pot of boiling water.
I’ve written of this
parable, I spoken of it, I’ve thought of it.
It's come to my mind, but never so deeply as now.
Jesus only had hope
for the one in 1 million that valued nothing as much as all of creation;
nothing as much as all of humanity; possibly as Abraham did in the story about
how Abraham was even willing to sacrifice his son for the Creator. I'd rather think it was - sacrifice his
relationship with his son; for all of creation; for the creator, for all of
humanity; for the future of his son; for his son’s Soul.
Jesus, Life, Love, is
only available to those for whom nothing, no thing, is as valuable to them as
all of creation, all of humanity, and possibly the Loving of all creation and
all humanity. By that I mean to focus on
the 1 in a million – that Life is available only to those that Love that is in
that one in 1 million person; that that person is in total solidarity with all
of creation, and all of humanity – that person is unconditional love; is unconditional
Life. That’s what Life is about. That’s what Love is about. That’s what Jesus Is about. Nothing more, nothing
less, nothing else.
When I think of the
promising souls that I've been privileged to encounter, sometimes it can occur so
far into the relationship, but so far it's always, to everyone’s surprise,
theirs and mine, the rich young man. ‘I can't disappoint my parents,’ ‘I spent
so much on my education that has to be fulfilled;’ ‘can't be abnormal in
society;’ ‘I'll alienate people on the left, can’t do that;’ ‘I can't leave my
sons;’ ‘I need to do x, y or z kind of
work;’ ‘I'm married, my spouse doesn't want to go that direction.’
And whether or not
those are worthy considerations, they are not what Gandhi referred to – ‘I will
admit just one tyrant in my life, the still small voice within.’ These ‘reasons’ are not the still small voice
within. They are not conscience; they
are not the Father that Jesus spoke of; conscience, heart, soul. They’re at best, one level removed. Could they be the dictates of conscience? Conceptually, yes. But not in the promising souls that I've seen. No; profoundly unlikely. It was not conscience, it was that which
keeps one from ultimate servitude to conscience, to heart and soul in
solidarity, to creation, to all of humanity, to unconditional love; to
servitude to Life.
Is there anyone that
is not the rich young man?
I think not.
I think they are no
longer on earth, or we’d have seen them by now.
I think my father’s
generation was the last.
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Unviolent Warfare is 98 Pct Unverbal
Unviolent warriors,
unviolent warfare is 98% unverbal, nonverbal; it has to be because of the
psychology involved.
Unviolent warfare fights
for a new and radically different status quo - women having the right to vote,
civil rights, no more slavery, Mubarak gone…. This, succeeding, is a total
paradigm shift. It’s a shift that is
visual, visual in the sense that it is a shift in the way of ‘seeing’ the world
and undoubtedly, although this is cognitive not of the retina, the circuits of
the brain involved are of the visual cortex.
It was seeing
thousands in Tahri square, joyfully giving everything, including their lives,
that cause the global paradigm shift, the global shift in status quo. It was seeing the 30 freedom riders, it was
seeing the prior flight of freedom riders being so brutalized but not
retreating, it was seeing 200 women in prison on hunger strike and being
force-fed, that caused the instantaneous shift in the mental status quo.
Words, decades of
advocating set the stage for this, helped create the fertile ground. But the shift did not happen in the speech
center, or in the part of the brain that deals with speech. It happened in the visual cortex or close
there to. It was a shift in how to ‘see’
the world caused by the introduction of living models - Example.
And it was through
the vicarious learning that occurred by looking at people in whom the shift had
obviously taken place, wow, wow, ‘be the change you wish to see in the world.’ Be one of the new paradigm, of the new
worldview, of the new status quo, that you might be the evidence thereof, that
you might be the catalysts for the shift by others. Be the model, as a house might be the model
in a new housing development to help prospective ‘buyers’ visualize.
Be that which can be
vicariously learned from and do not dilute that visual opportunity with words
or with too much words. Supplement with
words, explain with words, narrate with words….
But massive paradigm
shift, mass shift into our hearts is not a verbal exercise. It requires opportunity for visual, vicarious
learning by seeing others that have already made the shift and would rather die
than shift back.
Jesus too saw naught but sub-humans. If Loving is harsh, Jesus and Gandhi were harsher
So, the most
compassionate of medical doctors gains entrance to North Korea where it is
known that virtually the entire population is kept on starvation diet from
birth to keep them compliant and docile.
“Oh, my God, they are sub-humans,” she says through tears upon looking
at the crowds.
Yesterday I happened
by accident across a video log-log shot some time ago by me at a time when flooding
into my mind was the idea that we were devolved into all humanoids, sub humans,
like a childhood movie I saw, a sci-fi horror flick, where a little boy, one by
one, saw the adults in his life emerge with tiny probes at the base of their skulls,
that had been implanted by alien invaders.
Logs yesterday and today speak of
the ‘rich young man’ and my encounter with the rich young man most recently day
before yesterday and yesterday. This
morning all that flooded into my mind in yet another way.
Jesus saw the same
thing as I - a world of humanoids, a world of sub humans, a world of walking
dead people, a world of walking Dead people, of his brothers and sisters all,
taken over by a what he might've referred to as Satan, Deadness of Heart toward
all Creation and all of Humanity, Satan being the other that was not his
Father, the Creator of all, Universal Love, the father of all, but that had
been rejected by all but the one in 1 million, hmmm, as I as a Father have been
rejected. Hmmmm.
There were between
three and 400 hits on this humanoid video log of mine shot a year ago. I was
surprised - that's 20-30 times more hits than generally my logs get.
It struck me at the
time of that log that obviously it was such a harsh view of the world, how
uniquely harsh, uniquely horrible, and of course that anyone seeing it would revile
it, and me, for speaking such a ‘horrible’ thing.
And as I was walking
this morning from the borrowed latrine, ‘this is exactly what Jesus saw.’ This is exactly what He spoke, and it is exactly
the one in 1 million non-humanoid, non-devolved, non-sub-human that He lived
and died for, and He, if He ever thought there would be a mass awakening, He
never spoke of it. ‘The way is narrow,
few will enter in.’ ‘The harvest is
plentiful but the laborers are few.’
If it's me, Loving,
that so harsh folks, it’s Jesus too. It’s
Gandhi by implication, because his deep depression at the end of his life, his
sense of total failure, was to say he saw his beloved country not of live
people but of Dead people; his beloved India.
His life had provoked, and conditions had helped provoke what looked
like a major awakening of life, but at best he saw at last it was a brief
movement toward life, which quickly receded when the status quo of death became
tolerable again.
Wow. It isn’t must me, folks.
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