(Part V) The Beauty of Truth
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From Theory to Practice
An old Native American Indian chief once said, “The white man needs to learn to see with his heart.” What great and practical advice that is for us all. The magnificent thing about walking a real spiritual path is that it is so darn practical. It’s a way of being and a constant one at that. What that means is that there is a way of being which is as appropriate at a funeral as a wedding, it is perfect for when you are making love or eating a pizza. That’s what constancy is. So what is that way? It all boils down to one word: compassion; the highest frequency of love.
Here is another one of my favorite quotes:
“What the soul is after is the highest feeling of love imaginable. This is the soul’s desire. This is its purpose. The soul is after the feeling. Not the knowledge, but the feeling. It already has the knowledge, but knowledge is conceptual. Feeling is experiential. The soul wants to feel itself and thus to know itself in its own experience. The highest feeling is the experience of unity with All That Is. This is the great return to Truth for which the soul yearns. This is the feeling of perfect love.”
-Neale Donald Walsch, Conversations with God.
So it’s a feeling we are after. Of course grand ideas, theories, notions and philosophies all play their part in the orientation of awareness and consciousness but the real juice, the goal of it all, is to exist in that feeling state of true aliveness.
The fastest way to exist in this optimal states of being is through forgiveness. The experience of love has a pre-cursor and that precursor is peace. It says in: A Course In Miracles that, “There is no love without peace and no peace without love.” It is important for those of us on the path to appreciate the order of initiations. Love is a mystery and the mystery is being revealed through us, as us. There is no genuine, lasting experience of love without peace and there is no genuine lasting experience of peace without forgiveness.
One of my friends, Howard Wills, is an extra-ordinary healer who regularly achieves the miraculous — reversing all manner of disability and disease in those who come in contact with him. He does it through peace making in the family soul through the power of prayer. Every single one of us has conflict within the family soul, and we can dissolve that conflict — no matter how old and deep — through the power of prayer.
You can check out Howard’s prayers at www.howardwills.org
My Own Personal Practice
The ancient Hawaiians have a wonderful name for the restoration of peace through forgiveness. They call it Ho O Pono Pono. This practice can be experienced as a feeling state through the repetition of the following mantra:
I am sorry. Please forgive me. I love you. Thank you.
The practice of this simple mantra is the simplest and most powerful means I know of re-establishing the most powerful state of being. Coupled with soul consciousness, the attitude of Ho O Pono Pono is something I practice consistently. As one evolves along The Beauty Way it all gets so very, very simple and one’s attitude is an absolutely fundamental key to accessing the levels of being that permit the experience of life as an adventure, a journey through in ease and grace.
Food and The Beauty Way
One of the most significant support strategies on the path is in the quality of the food we eat. Others factors such as: when, why, and how we eat that food also massively affect the health of the cellular structure. There is a great debate raging about the absolutism of private food protocols. My advice is this:
Prepare all food with love.
Eat what you love and make it as natural as possible.
If it is cold and damp, eat warming foods and drinks.
Get plenty of herbal tea in your diet.
Bless all your food. Share with friends and family.
Have “Super Foods” every day in moderation.
Make sure you have a good supply of pure water.
Don’t over eat after 8 p.m. because it’s one of the worst things to do for your health.
Try and make the biggest meal of the day in the early-mid afternoon when digestion is strongest.
I have a book called The Biology of Peace available, which has much information and detail of optimal nutritional strategies, especially if you’re wishing to improve health. You can contact me direct about that at successultranow@gmail.com
I hope you have enjoyed these words.
If you would love to learn more about any of the subject matter I have related here, please check out this web site or my books Amazing Grace and Soul Consciousness.
Blessings on the way,
Dr. Nick Good
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Dear Nick:
“The Beauty of Truth” is so eloquent. It arouses the emotions through which the spirit grows and it is through that arousal that understanding of your message comes.
Ho’oponopono has become the most valuable weapon against my demons. I have spent my life making wrong and finding fault with everyone and everything around me while not being able to see what everyone else saw me doing wrong. Through Ho’oponopono I have begun to recognize that they are not doing anything to me! When my fault finding is coupled with troubled feelings inside of me, then what I imagine outside of me is really inside my soul. So regularly now, even when driving down the street or in contact with an employer with many problems, I regularly ask myself, what is it in me that has created this? And then I pray over and over, “I’m so sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you.” My Higher Self has been working with me on this. I wake up in the night or in the morning remembering something, sometimes even a pleasant experience with someone who I know I hurt, and I immediately turn to Ho’oponopono. As a result, peace has begun to settle into my life and my need to be judgmental is subsiding.
I also understand the value of praying over one’s food because I saw a wonderful Russian documentary that scientifically proved when one speaks of love in the presence of water, to the water, the molecular structure changes and it becomes pure. As a result, I have stopped paying money I can’t afford to spend for water and, instead, I pour tap water into my glass jug, stick my finger in it, and then I pray that God will make it as pure and as clean as when it was first made and filled with all his Love. I know then that the water I drink is pure because it’s Holy Water.
Thank you for being who you are. You have achieved your goal simply because you have changed this person’s life so deeply.
With much love,
Dorothy
I enjoyed all 5 parts of The Beauty of Truth, immensely. Hmm … the Truth does set us free and it is never too late to embark on this journey of self-discovery/soul-consciousness. With infinite love and appreciation, Pashi