Play de game.
If you are not on the path of freedom, then the interpretation for you for this day is that you are being played. Enjoy the game.
If you are on the path of freedom, then you probably don't enjoy sometimes the game, and that's very understandable. Today's nawal comes to bring us strength and intelligence to understand that sometimes, now, we are within a situation that we cannot really escape, as much as we would like to. And that's what freedom is all about, wanting to, and taking the necessary steps to find freedom from a situation that is taking it from you. The nawal's gift is the understanding that to do that, to escape, to find freedom, we sometimes need to play the game we are being played in. From yesterday's moral and justice dimension, this makes no sense. The right thing is that the game stops. We've historically have tried this, calling on spirit, gatherings and meditations. Most choose to believe that a powerful or big enough (with enough participants) meditation, ritual or ceremony, is what's needed to end this game of war, suffering and destruction.
Today's nawal laughs at the results of that, and tells us that there are other dimensions at play, like time, like the weaving of a situation that has unfolded, and that we cannot escape just praying that it ends. This is a centuries if not millenia-long teaching, for all the ancestors, I pray they listen. We need to learn to play so we don't get played. We need to understand the dynamics that have unfolded on us; we must not disregard the powerful forces that are unleashed, learn to harness them, learn to understand what it is that we have and how to beat the enemy from within its own game. If you join us, you will be part of the team that specializes in learning how to play and win this game we are in, that's what the circle of medicine is really about.
Play de game.
If you are not on the path of freedom, then the interpretation for you for this day is that you are being played. Enjoy the game.
If you are on the path of freedom, then you probably don't enjoy sometimes the game, and that's very understandable. Today's nawal comes to bring us strength and intelligence to understand that sometimes, now, we are within a situation that we cannot really escape, as much as we would like to. And that's what freedom is all about, wanting to, and taking the necessary steps to find freedom from a situation that is taking it from you. The nawal's gift is the understanding that to do that, to escape, to find freedom, we sometimes need to play the game we are being played in. From yesterday's moral and justice dimension, this makes no sense. The right thing is that the game stops. We've historically have tried this, calling on spirit, gatherings and meditations. Most choose to believe that a powerful or big enough (with enough participants) meditation, ritual or ceremony, is what's needed to end this game of war, suffering and destruction.
Today's nawal laughs at the results of that, and tells us that there are other dimensions at play, like time, like the weaving of a situation that has unfolded, and that we cannot escape just praying that it ends. This is a centuries if not millenia-long teaching, for all the ancestors, I pray they listen. We need to learn to play so we don't get played. We need to understand the dynamics that have unfolded on us; we must not disregard the powerful forces that are unleashed, learn to harness them, learn to understand what it is that we have and how to beat the enemy from within its own game. If you join us, you will be part of the team that specializes in learning how to play and win this game we are in, that's what the circle of medicine is really about.
