Another view of 2012

Swami Beyondananda\'s witty reparte is so refreshing, thank you!

I just love his term \"gold-collar criminals.\"  

And this...

\"Because when it comes to healing our lives - or the world - the heart of the matter is the matter of the heart.  The heartless minds that value money over all else have tried to convince us that their inhuman nature is our human nature.  I say if we want the Golden Rule to overrule the rule of gold, we have to embody the heart core values of truth, beauty and goodness. 

Instead of buying into the fear-based Homeland Security, we must invest in Heartland Security - because our true security is in the land of the heart.  In the head, we have beliefs that separate us, and what people believe - believe me - is unbelievable.  That\'s why we must leave the static of the head for the ecstatic of the heart.  The more we expand our hearts, the less we will need to shrink our heads.\"

\"...  So now is the time for all those heaven-bent on planetary transformation to gather under one big intent that reflects the heart core values shared by humans the world over: We are here to re-grow the Garden, and have a heaven of a time doing it.\"

Thanks Son-of-Dust!

I love the Swami. I love the talk about red and blue getting together to make purple!

\"We must gather red tribe and blue tribe together in sacred circles, to talk until they are purple in the face - so we the people can gather around the heart-core values we have in common. If we stand together as One Purple People, we the peeps will overcome the perps, and the sociopathogens plaguing the body politic will be rendered harmless.

And peeps, the perps have another purpose.  They remind us that all peeps have a little perp inside them, and when peeps get a peep at their own true purpose, there is no need to perp.\"

I think this link will only work for a few days so get your laughs in soon.

Steve Bhaerman is interviewed (along with the Swami) here:

http://www.energypsychologycafe.com/healing/steve/

I found another link for Steve Bhaerman - he has some very interesting articles here:

http://notesfromthetrailblog.com/