Topic: A couple of cool old ladies
Last weekend I attended a small conference (100 or so people) on metaphysics. It consisted of various speakers on various topics, two of which left a profound impression on me and I walked away feeling very good with a much needed influx of positive energy. This has caused me to re-examine some of my thought processes of late and I thought I’d share it with the forum.
The two speakers I mentioned were Delores Cannon, a Hypnotist who has done a lot of work with past live regressions, abduction victims, and has done a lot of historical and metaphysical research through her subjects while under hypnosis. The other was Martha Moore-Stevens who is a healer and is well known and respected in the Holistic community in the Midwest. Both were asked to give an overview of their lives and work as the subject of their lectures.
Both of them had a few things in common as they are both older women, Delores mid seventies and Martha at least eighty. On initial appearance they both seem like typical older ladies, grandmother types and both had fairly typical backgrounds as housewives and mothers of their era with not a whole lot of education, and are from small midwest/southern towns.
Without getting too much into their respective work (perhaps another discussion and not to the point which I promise I’ll get to eventually), let me say that what impressed me about both of these women was the energy they exuded. In their own ways, by the way they spoke and carried themselves, there was a feeling of love and genuineness (is that a word?) that was immediately felt by those in contact with them. I’ve developed a pretty good bullshitometer over the years that is in constant use at conferences such as these and not once did it come close to going off with either woman as I listened to them speak. I know in my heart that at least they are being true to themselves and believe themselves what they say. That’s good enough for me, whether I choose to believe it or not (most of which I do) is up to me, but I do know I’m not being purposely deceived.
As I listened their lectures I was inspired by how they came to be who they are through all the crap of life and how they’ve come to a place where they freely and humbly give of themselves, and without ego, display themselves as models of how others can do it as well.
Although I’m drasticly over simplifying, part of the theme of both their messages was that love is the ultimate answer and I allowed myself to embrace that concept without questioning it on the drive home, because it felt good dammit! And I enjoyed feeling good, and what’s wrong with that anyway? New age bullshit or not, it plain felt good. It also reminded me of a time when I used to totally buy in to the ‘aliens are our space brothers looking out for us from above concept’. That was a comforting one that lasted for a little while at least.
Though she readily acknowleges evil in the world and troubled/interesting times ahead (and openly criticizes Bush and cronies), when I asked Delores about her experiences with negative ETs or other-dimensionals she said she never encountered any although she’s heard stories of such she doesn’t worry about them much and that I shouldn’t either, in a wisened grandmotherly way. I wanted to pursue the subject a bit, but held back, mostly because I felt it would somehow spoil the atmosphere.
I did’nt even bother to ask Martha Moore-Stevens about the subject because she seemed to posess so much personal power that a negative entity would not be able to get close to her and thus she would not have much experience with them, ha. One of her memorable lines was that we should not think in terms of negative and positive energy but instead limited and unlimited.
It seems to me that these two women, again each in their own way, are living their their lives very close to the ideals of the service to others path and perhaps are somehow avoiding or are avoided by negative entitys.
I’m projecting a bit here, but perhaps in Delores’ case she does not allow the concept into her sphere of thought and avoids contact that way because she just simply doesn’t see it. I can see Martha Moore-Stevens dismissing negative entities by saying that she just doesn’t have time or room for that kinda stuff. Either way, it is not allowed to exist.
I have had experiences with negative entities and they presented themselves to me before I even knew what they were or had the concepts to clothe them in, so they are real, at least to me, but I wonder how much the recognition factor comes into play on this. How much of my personal reality do I choose to incorporate them into? If I start looking for them everywhere will I see them everywhere? Are there better things to do? I know that it feels better to think about love and why do I feel so corny saying it?
These are things a couple of old ladies got me thinking about.
Stephen