I love movies and here’s one that is filled with the mysteries of love
The Enchanted Cottage

Decades ago, I saw a metaphysical movie that wonderfully illustrates the alchemical power of love. In “The Enchanted Cottage,” a homely, self-effacing maid and a blind, crippled war hero fall in love. She blossoms into an attractive, self-confident woman and he into a charming, handsome country gentleman, both happier than ever before.
Oliver and Laura ascribe their transformation to the legendary enchanted cottage, but one day, its spell is broken by the pitying comments of people who see them as ugly and broken. The magic disappears until a magnificent tone poem played on piano by a composer friend opens their eyes to the true alchemy in every life: the beauty and music of love.
Sounds like a fairy tale, doesn’t it? Yet this is exactly what happens in romantic love. The world is suddenly beautiful, and we laugh open-heartedly in joy, walking on air. In Buddhist psychology, this is a state of “attraction.” Its opposite, “aversion,” disenchants us from love.
Life is precisely what we make of it, isn’t it? Love resides within each heart, waiting to be recognized as the transformer that it is: an infinitely powerful vibrational expression of the One Word, literally the “uni-verse.” This transcendent viewpoint, with its singular quality of attraction, makes it easy to love without conditions or expectations, and to forgive and forget what is said and done by others, if we so choose. Love, a tone poem, makes life beautiful and harmonious.
My still, small voice has always claimed this, so I am delighted to share with you some recent proof of it. According to the HeartMath Institute, the higher frequency and shorter wavelength of love spirals through the strands of our DNA and, by interlacing more amino acid “coding” sites, awakens us to who we are meant to be and really are. Not only does love raise our frequencies of vibration, by resonance it attracts to us more light. We are healed and made whole by the musical vibrations of love, which transport us into the divine and draw the divine into us.
To me, the secret of the “en-chanted” cottage is that each of us is building one of our own with the quantum energies of thought, word and deed.
So, what is the house of your soul like? What motto

is written on your front door, and does it need to be rephrased? Have you swept the cobwebs from each nook and cranny? Perhaps it’s time to clear away what does not belong and to place fresh flowers on each table, bringing joy to yourself and all others who enter in.
But what do we do when a guest is unkind and leaves us feeling angry or hurt? Finding myself in just this position recently, I asked the still, small voice of my soul for insight and was told that no matter what the cause, discord’s only healer is sympathy and love; giving these to everyone disentangles us from the anger, misperception and separation that confuse our minds and blur the truth.
Within two weeks, this is exactly what happened. Once again, my relationship was healed by steadfast love, faith and a willingness to be present to anyone who is lost (including myself!).
Just as in “The Enchanted Cottage,” keeping the doors to your heart open and clear will allow the love in the Light to heal and transform you with its magic. None of us can run or hide from the mirrors in our houses, as they exist for our benefit. Rather, let us be receptive to everything, excluding nothing and pulling every experience into our “core star,” or soul, as energy healer and atmospheric scientist Barbara Brennan advises.
This is how to “walk between the worlds,” teaches spiritual leader Gregg Braden: by integrating All That Is, we transcend duality and become whole through the union of opposites.
Let us all “enchant” our cottages with love to create a bright new world on Earth. What better plan for peace, already settling so deeply across our love-resonant planet!
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Judith Pennington is an internationally published writer and author of The Voice of the Soul: A Journey into Wisdom and the Physics of God, a critically acclaimed book on the step-by-step evolution of the soul and consciousness. Visit her website, http://www.eaglelife.com, to sign up for her free e-newsletter and paid-for e-zine, OneWorld, whose open debut issue includes a fascinating exclusive interview with Barbara Brennan on the stages of our expansion into higher consciousness.

And tune into the natural and harmonic influences of our surroundings.

Maybe at some point the mere thought of sitting infront of a computer screen will become abhorent to us, maybe because we will more easliy be able to tune in to our desired thought streams of knowledge and communion that we currently look for on the internet.

I do believe in telepathy of some kind, perhaps by being more in touch with a universal field, connections are made for us, by just our intention and desire.

Study: Your brain works like the internet
http://www.livescience.com/health/050104_brain_internet.html

the concept of the world being one whole conciousness is a *very* interesting one. it even works from an atheistic point of veiw, being that when we die, what makes us up, the particles and chemicals and whatnot, then go and become the earth, and go on to nuture the life on it. the film ‘The Fountain’ got me onto that train of thought.

http://www.revolutionaryfreedom.com

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the ‘shopping for spirit’ articles by Steven Gamble (also available on the internet)

really helped me to see the big picture of things. it seems mankind is stuck at a dilemma: one path is Ego and suffering and possible destruction (take conspiracies into account aswell…), while on the other is a journey to true freedom. lets just hope we choose the latter.

If I had to name a single person whose work has been a guiding light for me, it is Manly P. Hall. Not only for “The Secret Teachings of All Ages”, but the hundreds of other books and thousands of lectures.

“… the great materialistic progress which we have venerated for so long is on the verge of bankruptcy. We can no longer believe that we are born into this world to accumulate wealth and abandon ourselves to mortal pleasures. We see the dangers and realize that we have been exploited for centuries. We were told the twentieth century was the most progressive that the world has ever known, but unfortunately the progression was in the direction of self-destruction.

To avoid a future of war, crime, and bankruptcy, the individual must begin to plan his own destiny, and the best source for the necessary information comes down to us through the writings of the ancients.”