|| This summary written on Tuesday 24th September 2024
When the speakers make claims that I think are outlandish or challenging, I worry about what I’m transcribing is accurate the potential readers.
In this session, the speaker disputes a fundamental principle of Darwinism and immediately concerns me as I write their words. But as the transcript continues, I begin to realise that there is much sense in the speaker’s proposal. On what basis should we accept everything that great pioneers, such as Charles Darwin, say as fact? Surely much of his work was based on research, conclusions and opinions. But how broad was the research?
Many of us view this world from an insular perspective. We see the world from within and rarely from outside of the planet. Depending where we live, and the circumstances we are surrounded by, the view of the world is going to be somewhat influenced to suit our conditions. We digest news and media content like brain food, no matter what it’s value to our well-being. Surely, therefore, our views of this world are tainted?
I also remind myself, as you should too, that the speakers’ words are often based on their opinions, from their perspective of living in the next life. So when you read the following session, keep that in mind and appreciate how another person’s perspective can change from ours.
POST SCRIPT
I welcome speakers that offer us food for thought. We broaden our minds with wider perspectives, other than our own or what we are taught.
THE WFSIW SESSION
Hello. I want to talk to you about the balance of nature. Whether on earth in your physical form, or here in the realms of our reality, balance is always important. And the balance in nature none less so important.
Your naturalist Charles Dover was not entirely correct when he states that only the fittest survived. If that had been the case, most of what you consider as your world today would have been entirely different, ruled by beasts the likes of you've never imagined.
The universal forces depend on balance in all things. Weak saplings and strong trees. Weeds and great blooms, tigers and mice. Everything plays a role in the balance of nature.
The same is true for humans and their nature. You may be led to believe that your world is filled with badness these days. Wars, famine, homelessness, climate issues and so on. Yes of course they exist. But there are equal and opposites at work too. Your world has thousands upon thousands of peace-loving individuals that strive to make the word a better place for their fellow kind. Thousands of wonderful people are working to counter the climate changes. Thousands more are working to feed and house those others that need help. These thousands are the opposite side of the scales to bad, bringing the balance, the natural balance back to your world.
All too often your people focus on the grim news that sells the newspapers, that makes the headlines and become obsessed with the negativity of balance. But there is equal reasons to be in praise of all the good that is feeding your balance.
Appreciate your world more by focusing each day on the good you experience. What today have you experienced that is worthy of praise, that is worthy of positivity, that is worth of remembering?
Became the person that witnesses the balance of life, from the perspective of all the good and great that your world is filled with.
The shape, the colors and the fragrance of your world is confirmed by your vision of the world. It is in balance. Which side of the balance do you want your vision to be.
Thank you for writing my words. I hope they helped.
Enjoy your day. Goodbye.
MY AFTERTHOUGHTS TODAY
Tuesday 24th September 2024
129 days after the session was transcribed
I’ve never been the educated sort that understand and appreciate such things as the Charles Darwin principles of life. But I know enough to consider today’s words as challenging the usual perspective.
From the grammar and original spelling, I suspect this speaker to have originally lived in the USA or somewhere else where colour is spelt without a U!
It’s interesting that as I write these summary notes, I’m doing so in Lanzarote, where life is a million ways different than back at home 2000 miles north. Our perspectives on life can change.
If you find yourself disagreeing with this speaker, consider this – you now have someone else’s opinion to consider. What circumstances did this speaker have to shape this opinion. Could they actually be more accurate than we thought?
" Appreciate your world more by focusing each day on the good you experience."