Within the first few minutes of this video, we see and hear the arrogance and disconnection from nature. If fact, in such a powerful place the common method of meditating is counter-intuitive and counter-productive. Meditating usually involves going within one’s mind at the determent of one’s senses. To embrace the power and energetic force of nature, we need to quiet our minds and fully use all of our senses to become one with the seen and unseen world. This means having our eyes open and observant without our mind attaching to our observations while hearing, smelling, tasting and feeling the love and beauty of our earthly paradise.
One further point, if this “rainbow person”[i] has been praying for world peace for thirty years, maybe it’s time for him to attempt something else as we have less peace on earth than we had thirty years ago.
In our travels with two of our teachers, the late Mom and Vince Stogan, who passed on their spiritual lineage of healing, bathing and burnings to us, Sherry and I have been witness to the arrogance of New Agers, Rainbow People, or whatever you want to call them. To be humble is important. A lesson I learned, over twenty-five years ago, when Sherry and I were with Mom and Vince in one of the smokehouses (longhouse) during the winter dance season. An experience we can’t share but I’ll let your mind conjurer up why it was a lesson in humbleness.
The bottom-line is to respect, be aware, and be in partnership with the earth, walk humbly and lovely on the earth, and recognize the interconnectedness and divineness of everything on and within this beautiful paradise—earth.
[i] What a “F___ing Ass____”
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