Teaching the Principle of Brotherhood

Cultivating Wellbeing

Part 2

Teaching the Principle of Brotherhood

Prometheus is the Teacher

Received by Renée

Posted on May 2, 2024

Alberta, Canada, June 22, 2014

Teacher Prometheus: “While humans need to be aware of their very basic survival needs, it is of critical importance for them to begin to educate children from a very young age – as soon as the child shows awareness of others, even from the age of eighteen months, and in some cases earlier – to the needs of others. These others include family members, and friends who visit and interact with the family, also including neighbors and professional care-givers.

“All morality is based on the awareness of the need to respect, uphold and honor the fundamental needs of others, because of the truth of the fact: All are children of the First Source Creator. This means the concept of a Divine Parent is essential for morality, social health, and the progression of both the individual, as well as individual societies, nations and associations. This recognition leads to the full realization of responsibility as a child of our Creator. The embracing of membership in the spiritual Family of God brings an awareness of the need for intelligent, loving cooperation with each other to co-create with the help of real Spiritual forces and personalities – a planetary culture of Light and Life.

“Wayshower is a word which deserves to be carefully considered, and repeatedly emphasized in a society to underscore and remind all members, no matter their personal stage of personality development, status, or station, that they have a moral priority and obligation to lead by example and demonstration, behavior of Brotherly Love and consideration. This moral obligation applies to parents, siblings, teachers, mentors, friends, neighbors, and service providers, leaders in education, government, business and spiritual communities.

“The individual members of a society must be taught by example that each person who is given any opportunity to interact in a relationship with a child, is expected to exhibit the most noble bearing of excellence in ethical and moral, spiritually responsible behavior. The highest codes of conduct and loving service values of a sustainable society must be actively practiced by all members. Exceptional care must be taken in teaching each member that they play a role in the raising of viable, healthy fully functional, emotionally balanced and morally capable children.

“This ideal of behavior may sound challenging to achieve, practically impossible to attain, and daunting to deliver. The importance of investing all the very best behavior of selfless, loving service, respect for equality and responsible conduct to children can not be underestimated. Each person can acknowledge the potential impact and real influence they are endowed with, because of their free-will personality status. They can accept how their personal choices: either honor the Divine Guidance to serve as a loving wayshower, neglect an opportunity to teach a child the Christ-like way, or cause confusion and promote conflict in a child’s mind through examples of selfish, dishonorable, unloving, unjust or morally corrupt behavior.

“Brotherhood is not only to be seen as a lofty concept based on intellectually-derived ethics, but a living and vital, breathing way of relating to all of one’s fellows. This certainly extends to all other human beings born on neighboring time-space spheres, but also extends to all orders of created and personalizing, perfecting and ministering individualized beings as well as the application of this principal of brotherhood to all evolutionary races, and Spirit-indwelt species.

“We are Prometheus and Friends.”

© The 11:11 Progress Group.

All the elemental qualities of Love are inherent in the Light

we receive – Prometheus, 2013.

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222 Cosmic Activations

222 Cosmic Activations

By Meg  Benedicte

Posted on February 22, 2024

 

 

Greetings,

This Thursday, February 22nd is a turbo-charged cosmic event, as Mars unites with Venus at 6°30′ Aquarius – igniting inner passion, desires, forging new unions and an explosion of creativity. I was born with my Venus conjunct Mars, always feeling their interaction and balancing woven within. Venus and Mars joining in Aquarius, enhances the sign of Lovers and the interaction of feminine and masculine energies within our being and with others.

While Pluto at 00°00 Aquarius joins this transit, expect a shakeup with interpersonal relationship patterns that are outdated, unhealthy or destructive. The new circular system is visible in the galaxy, as completely formed stars orbiting each other. As we adjust to the new system, we realize where we are out of alignment with others, where we are not fully formed or whole, where we lean too much on others in codependency.

This powerful mashup may bring up deep core emotions from past relationship wounds, as well as stuck trauma from shadow feminine or shadow masculine abuse. All needs to be released into the Refiner’s Fire of Purification. Set aside some time this week for quiet self-reflection on your deeper desires, passions and past relationships. What requires healing? Where can you improve? What needs shifting? Are you being true to yourself?

Exalted Venus and Mars represent the highest ideals of divine feminine and masculine expression. Conjunct in Aquarius, we attune to the higher dimensional aspects of star-kissed Lovers, the exquisite interplay of yin and yang essence. We are learning a new way to relate with each other beyond the corrupt hierarchy system. It is a dance of mutual receptive ‘give and take’, a balanced exchange of love, compassion and respect.

We are being cleansed and purified of old stories, patterns, behaviors and beliefs so that we can transcend the lower realm of human pain and suffering. If you’ve ever questioned the world as ‘it is’…then you are on the right path. Once you venture beyond the limits of the left-brain ‘thinking mind’ that analyzes the physical world, a new, higher vantage point opens to you. It is the greater multi-dimensional world of energy, of ether, of holograms and quantum particles.

Some call it the world of imagination, but in truth, it is the realm of ‘all existence’…be it particles of matter or virtual particles of Light consciousness.

When your mind awakens to this vast vantage point or perspective, you realize that your physical human ‘stories’ are just that – STORIES! They can be shifted and rewritten at any time. The malleable nature of your human story is surprising, inspiring and enlightening. The ancients weren’t kidding – you really do live in a holo-field of shifting realities.

With focused intention, you can use your powerful multi-dimensional mind and point coherent photon laser light into your human story and dissolve the hologram into particles of sand. Where you focus is where your Light power is directed. The time has come for all Light Bearers to use their laser focus and rewrite the human story.

Since 2011 we have been gathering monthly in global meditations to influence the future of Gaia and all life on this beloved planet. As we travel around the galactic center, certain powerful gateways form in the cosmos. These gateways, doors, portals, nodal spin points create an opening between the realms. Joining the Venus-Mars conjunction on February 22 is the spectacular 222 Gateway illuminating the sky! While Venus, the planet of feminine essence, joins Mars, her counterpart, in Aquarius, we are blessed with the 222 Goddess Gateway.

222 emphasizes the Divine Mother essence of unconditional love, compassion, safety and security. The triple dose of 222 Goddess infusion provides the opportunity to activate the sacred union template, the cosmic Vesica Pisces (two interlocking rings) – to come alive in your heart center and light body. 222 ushers in positive vibrations for dreams, visions, intentions and life goals.

In tarot, the 2nd Arcana card represents the High Priestess of hidden talents, mystery and spiritual wisdom. This is a call to align with your divine purpose and soul mission. 22 is the symbol of the Master Alchemist. 22 inspires us to think BIG, on a global scale, innovative ideas that benefit the greater good.

On Thursday, 2:22 we are in for a rare treat of expansive Goddess infusion. Join our gathering in the 222 Gateway, receive the Goddess blessings and activate the sacred heart template of universal love, balance and harmony. Let’s fire up the grid with Love and Peace! Register at: https://newearthcentral.com/?p=369513

Meg Benedicte

 

 

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8 Things People Who Respect Themselves Never Do

By Sherrie Hurd, A.A.

learning-mind.com

Posted on September 6, 2023

Did you know that people who respect themselves have pretty high standards? With this, there are things that respectable people just will not do.

Having respect for others is important. It’s also just as important to have respect for yourself. And maybe you’ve noticed that when you respect yourself, you put up with less insulting behavior from people in your life.

Setting higher standards for your life sometimes weeds out individuals who are holding you back. It also attracts others who have positive self-worth.

People who respect themselves will respect you

Now, there is a boundary between healthy high standards and just being cruel. You can be kind to others and still keep boundaries. There is no need to be unkind toward others and call that setting high standards.

However, there are things that people who respect themselves do not do. Sometimes this includes actions that may come across as “snooty”. But who cares, right? The most important aspect is not what people think, but what you know about yourself. Here are a few things that respectable people never do.

1. They never shirk responsibility

People who respect themselves will take responsibility for their actions, whether positive or negative. If they make a mistake, big deal, they will own up to it. They usually try to offer a solution for their mistake as well.

If they cannot fix what’s been done, they will ask if there is anything else that they can contribute to smooth things over. If you respect yourself properly, you and every other respectable person will understand that mistakes happen. It’s just a part of life and no one is perfect.

2. Never forget where they came from

You may notice many celebrities who seem on top of the world, perfected, and unreachable. But many of them were once humble youths born in small towns. There are some famous people, on the other hand, who still talk about their humble upbringing, and this shows how genuine they are.

If you respect yourself, you will never try to forget where you come from, unless it was abusive, of course. Your roots are part of the reason for who you are today. Respectable people know that.

3. They don’t pretend to know things

Respectable people have no reason to pretend to be smarter than they really are. They are quite all right with learning new things. Some people like this crave knowledge and education, as they’re always striving to better themselves.

It’s actually the people who have low self-esteem who profess to have all the answers. People who respect themselves never act like know-it-alls.

4. Victimhood is not something they play

There are so many individuals who play the victim on a daily basis. I’ve lived with them, known them, and even married them. And to be honest, I may have acted like this a bit as well, especially when my self-esteem was in question.

But people who truly care about themselves and protect their self-worth will not stay victims. They are more prone to grow from their experiences and find help.

These are usually the people who seek professional help in various areas of their lives recognized as toxic or unhealthy. They weed out these portions; they forgive others, and they simply move on with a bright new perspective.

5. Validation is not that important

Any self-respecting person can validate themselves. People who seek or chase after validation from others are not in touch with their inner being. What I mean is that they don’t appreciate their own intellect enough to make a single decision without a sounding board.

For example, they rely on others to validate what they wear, how they look, or where they do. Yes, support is excellent, and even asking for advice is healthy. But if you feel like everyone else must validate what you do all the time, then you’re in trouble. And it’s obvious that you do have enough self-respect to trust yourself.

6. They don’t put others down

Just like when they make mistakes, self-respecting people understand that others can make mistakes too. They do not belittle their friends or acquaintances for doing wrong things. Rather, they offer constructive criticism or help them solve a problem.

To people who respect themselves, making mistakes will happen, and as you read previously, no one is above making mistakes. They understand this, and they do not see others as being inferior.

7. Respectable people do not settle

Going back to the high standards information above, you can see how people who respect themselves would not settle for less than they deserve.

If they feel that something or someone is not right for them, they will accept the truth. They will be kind, but they will not entertain unhealthy company. Toxic behavior can be contagious. And hopefully, your standards will help pinpoint what’s best for you.

8. They don’t always reject the ideas of others

Someone with little respect for themselves will actually be more prone to reject the ideas of other people. This is because that lack of self-respect will manifest in conceited behavior. Since these types of individuals are insecure, they cannot accept that someone else has a good idea.

People who respect themselves can appreciate the ideas of others, understanding that there is room for everyone to contribute to society.

Do you respect yourself?

I can only speak for myself, saying that I’ve struggled with this for many years. I hope that I am better at respecting myself than I was in the past. What about you? Do you struggle with insecurity, or is it difficult to own up to your behavior? Well, if so, it’s okay. Life is a learning process.

If you have healthy self-respect, then it would be smart to surround yourself with like-minded people. Yes, it’s okay to help others who struggle in this area, but it’s also important to guard yourself. Because if you cannot take care of yourself, then you won’t be able to offer appropriate help to others.

Just be kind with boundaries.

Sherrie Hurd

About the author:

 

Sherrie Hurd, A.A.

Staff writer at Learning Mind
Sherrie Hurd is a professional writer and artist with over 20 years of experience. As a survivor of childhood trauma and multiple types of abuse, she is an advocate for mental health awareness. Sherrie manages multiple mental illnesses, including anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, and PTSD. With this background and personal experience, she strives to help others overcome trauma and abuse, cope with mental illness, and heal over time.

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