Financial aid of any kind such as FASFA, Military education grants, or any other
government/federal aid is not accepted here because we are a religious,
non-secular educational facility. We do consider financial arrangements, and
when available, will provide scholarships for those in need.
Do I have to pay all of the tuition at once?
Courses can be purchased one at a time or up to as many as the student wants.
Do I need to take all of the courses at once?
All students are encouraged to study at their own
pace. We care about the information you retain.
How much are the textbooks?
CIAMSS courses are sent to the student in a PDF
format. If the student requires a textbook, they will need to contact us for
printing and shipping costs. We feel that the PDF format is much more cost
effective for the student as well as helpful for our environment.
What other expenses are involved?
There is a $5.00 exam fee added to each course when an
order is placed. Other expenses will include a thesis submittal when necessary,
and a $30.00 application fee if enrolling as a certification or degree student.
When do classes start?
Did I miss the deadline? Classes start when the student
is ready. Keep an eye on the website. We will be introducing virtual classrooms
very soon, meanwhile look for classes on our
Classes and
Events page or contact your local charter.
Can I take a single class without having to enroll in as a degree or certification student?
Yes. An adult education student does not have to enroll
for a certification or degree. We do however need current contact information
for that student. Also, an adult education student can change their mind and continue their
education as a degree or certification student at any time, without losing credit for any course they have
taken.
How long will it take me to become
certified or obtain a degree?
Each student is encouraged to study at their own pace. It
depends on how much effort is put into the work. Scheduled courses that a
student attends in person will give a more stringent time frame than an
on-your-own type of study program.
Is there an opportunity for me to
work at the College?
We encourage our certified Metaphysical Teachers to
conduct their own classes, as well as run their own CIAMSS Charters.
Why is positive thinking important to a metaphysical belief system?
Positive thinking is important because metaphysics
teaches that the mind controls our reality. It you think it, it is so, We
encourage ourselves to believe in the best so that we can manifest this in our
lives,
We know that apparent good does not always happen and we also know that this is
so because our interpretation of good is not always the same as that of the
Universe.
God knows what is best for our Highest Good, and it
is the Highest Good of the body, mind and spirit that we are trying to achieve.
What pleases us one minute may not always please us the next God, the Eternal,
knows what is always the Ultimate Best. When we pray we say "Thy will be done".
Since we create our own world, our attitude toward our world is all that we can
completely control, and is the key in creating the best world for our Soul.
In what kind of God do metaphysicians believe?
To the Metaphysician -- God is the creative, active force in the Universe from
which
all scientific, natural and spiritual laws are derived, This beneficent force is
creating a friendly Universe today, as
it was in the beginning. The more we go into quiet meditation and seek this link
with Good the more we know and the greater our awareness becomes.
A wonderful
and unseen force is alive and active through us. Life is a precious gift from
the creative intelligence of God. We express this force best through Love,
Understanding, Wisdom and Truth. Each creative thinker knows there is a Source
somewhere within. Each child knows that he/she, alone, is not enough! We are not
alone. God, referred to in
various
religions by different names, is the same God - The Creator of us all.
Is metaphysics a religion?
While metaphysics is practiced by many as a
religion, it is basically an ethical belief system. Unity, Religious Science and
Science of the Mind are examples of metaphysical religions. There are many who
consider themselves metaphysicians but attend no worship services. However, they
live their lives every-day in a metaphysical pattern. There is a great comfort
in belonging to a group of people who think as you do but metaphysics makes no
requirements for member-ship in any organization.
What is meditation?
We have mentioned meditation, just
what is it? Meditation is a formal time to relax and go within - to dwell in the
Silence and to become increasingly aware of the God within. Meditation is a key
ingredient to Metaphysics, as it is the single most important act in a
metaphysician's life. All the great Saints and Mystics have reported that their
quiet time of "practicing the Presence of God" was the most important experience
in their quest to became
closer to God.
Meditation is used to quiet oneself externally (turning off distractions such as
TV, telephone, etc.) and internally (turning off everyday thoughts such as
school,
housework,
people) and becoming aware of the inner world of silence.
Here in the quiet, one can realize a connection
with the Universe and a commonality with all of life
This quiet time
gives a chance for renewed energy and health through relaxation. New studies on
stress reduction have shown conclusive results in terms of the therapeutic
effect of blood pressure reduction, migraine headaches, and other stress related
problems. The meditative state is the
best place to solve one's challenge and get fresh insight into the complexities
of life.
Do metaphysicians believe in the Bible?
To the Metaphysician the Bible is based on inspired
revelation. This ancient and inspired book has a great deal of food for thought,
We believe that each one of us is capable of inspired revelation as we seek to
understand what Jesus, meant when he said certain things. For example he said,
"He that believeth on me, the works that I do, shall he do also; and greater
works than these shall he do." (John 14:12)
Metaphysicians
have given great study to interpreting the Bible as a guide to right thinking
and ethical behavior. Along with the study of the Bible we study the Hindu
Bhagavad-Gita, the Jainist Siddhanta, the Buddhist Triptaka, the Sikhist Granth,
the Taoist Tao Te Ching, the Analects of Confucianism, the Shinto philosophy of
Kami, the Parsi Avesta, the Torah and Talmud of Judaism, and the Islamic Koran.
We believe each person is capable of great inspired thinking and personal
revelation.Do metaphysicians believe in Jesus?
Metaphysicians believe that Jesus was a master metaphysician and a great teacher
of metaphysical principles.
His
ministry was based on positive thinking, love, harmlessness, brotherhood, sowing
and reaping and healing. He meditated regularly and gave us a system to reach
His and our Father, God. His life is a prime example of a Mystical Life in
action for the good of all. We also study the lives as such great figures as
Socrates, Confucius, Gautama the Buddha, Zoraster, Abraham, Mohammed, and
Lao-tzu.
Do metaphysicians believe in prayer?
The Metaphysician believes in prayer. One kind of prayer we use is called an Affirmation. It is a simple statement of Truth. We do not cajole, bargain or plead with God. We know our Good is here now and we look to recognize this within ourselves. Ever present help is ours through this method of acknowledgment of God at work in our lives.
Do metaphysicians believe in life after death?
Most metaphysicians believe in life after death.
Certainly the continuity of life is very important to those who believe in
reincarnation. The current research done of those returning from a death
experience shows that there is a "somewhere" beyond "here". Even before this
modern research, Mystics have told us of their experiences visiting in other
realms. It is easy to see in Nature the changing of one energy into another.
Consider the acorn and the Oak Tree. So it is with human energy. It is
transformed rather than terminated.
Do metaphysicians believe in reincarnation?
Most metaphysicians believe in reincarnation. The cycle of life is a tenant of
many religions, even that of early Christians. More than three-fourths of the
world's population believe in some form of reincarnation,
The
idea that former lives affect this one is most important when we understand the
subconscious mind and its value to us as a mind tape recorder. If thoughts from
former lives are trapped there, we must understand how they are affecting this
life and our response to current situations. Many have had recall of former
lives in meditation. This subject is worthy of further research and a great deal
is currently under way in this field today.
What Is Karma?
Karma is an eastern term used to express the
scientific law of cause and effect. It is one of the Universal Laws that explain
how life works. Each molecule is made up of a positive and negative force, these
two act on each other to cause a vibration. Without these two opposing forces,
there would be no life. Everything in life acts and reacts because of this pull.
Science teaches that everything is vibrating, including matter which includes
the physical body. With each lifetime, we are trying to reach a balance as we
create our reality from these two forces. That is why the law of sowing and
reaping is a scientific and spiritual law called Karma.
Do metaphysicians believe In ESP?
Many Metaphysicians
believe
in Extra Sensory Perception. All are open to the thought that it is possible.
Counseling that allows one person to touch the mental concepts of another is a
form of ESP. A psychic, whose gift of perception is above average can often
"tune in" to another's level of awareness and be helpful by sharing insights.
Many inspired people (Christ, Buddha, Mohammed) granted interviews in centuries
past, to share their understanding of life and to help people apply these
principles for a better life. This is one of the ways we make use of the
Universal Mind. Many modern Metaphysicians investigate and practice such
paranormal subjects as mental telepathy, precognition, psychism, astral
projection, and alternative healing, just to name a few.
Do metaphysicians believe in Faith Healings?
Metaphysicians throughout the ages have practiced what you know
as
"Faith Healing." With God all things are possible. There is a wide variety of
healing experiences today, and faith is a major ingredient in receiving healing
from any of these. A strong desire to give us the thoughts that brought about
the condition is even more important.
It sometimes takes intercessory
prayer from another person to turn around a condition one has incurred. Only
when the emotions of illness are set right can an effective healing take place.
We know that fear, greed, revenge, jealousy, anxiety and frustration are seeds
of disease, When the body is mentally, emotionally, and spiritually in harmony
it is "at ease" and is healthy. When it is at "dis-ease", illness follows. Life
will never fail to give us what is right for our growth. When we put ourselves
in harmony with the Divine Mind, illness is overcome.
Is there a relationship between the holistic movement and metaphysics?
Both recognize the interaction of Mind, Body and Spirit. Metaphysics teaches
that as a person thinks, so he/she is. If your thoughts are negative, you will
manifest illness. In Holistic medicine, like Metaphysics, self-responsibility is
stressed. Patient participation is encouraged in every aspect through attitude,
diet, exercise and education. There can be no separate compartment called
"Health". All of life reflects our level of consciousness.
What is an aura?
The Aura is
light which surrounds any object. This light is actually electromagnetic
particles vibrating at a higher speed than the mass they surround.
Metaphysicians have known about the aura for centuries, but only within recent
years has the scientific world acknowledged its existence. Now, through Kirilian
Photography, we are able to photograph and note the changes in the aura affected
by our health, emotions and mind set. Much research is needed in this field.
Do metaphysicians get involved in prosperity and abundance training?
Metaphysicians believe that life is abundant. We do not have to be poor in order
to be spiritual. Our goal is "Everything we need and Desire". We know we can
stop the flow of Good if we hoard or are greedy. A big part of prosperity
thinking is giving and letting the flow came to us. Ideas are energy and that
energy can be converted into worldly goods
or
into creative artistic concepts.
The
quest for God takes us everywhere into the market place, into the schools, into
human relationships. The mind, through divine inspiration can provide abundantly
for everyone. To achieve this prosperity we use meditation, prayer, and creative
visualization.
Do metaphysicians have Gurus?
A
Guru is only a teacher. Some people in metaphysics have Gurus — most do not.
Often we find people studying with a variety of teachers. We also teach that
each person can be inspired on his/her own and became his/her own teacher. The
great devotion that Eastern religions teach by the Guru method can be an
important step in a person's growth and development. There is much to be learned
from one who has traveled the Path of Truth longer than you. Nothing is more
inspiring than a spiritual life, well lived. But self-responsibility always came
first.
When all is said and done we find that whenever we have ever needed guidance,
God has never failed to give it. For any sincere questions we have asked, an
answer has come. It is not always an
answer
that we want to hear, or that we expect to hear, or that we understand, and it
does not always come immediately, but it is always one that works.
If spiritual guidance comes to
you through a person or science, then use it wisely, but do not become enamored
with it. All sciences are of God, let them be used to glorify Him, and not for
the sake of others. It is a positive sign that we seek guidance, for it
indicates that we have a sense of a worthwhile path that we would like to
follow, and that it is important to us to make the right choice. To realize that
guidance is available to us from a Source within ourselves is the most
magnificent awakening of all. It means that God has not deserted us and that He
is delighted to help us, for, in Truth, He is us.
Are there metaphysical laws and
rules that must be observed?
There is no dogma or strict code for a Metaphysician. Most metaphysicians
have
developed for themselves a standard of
behavior based on Universal Laws. These laws are guides to our consciousness.
Following are some of the thoughts that give us our individual principles and
freedom to create our own philosophy and the right to dictate our own terms with
life:
For every action there is an equal and opposite
reaction. We call this Universal Law (Cause and Effect) or sowing and reaping.
There is no escaping responsibility for an action. There is always a reaction
based on your action. We hold this for thoughts, too. As you think, it is
reflected back to you.
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The law of Grace is our way of acceptance.
There is nothing that cannot be forgiven. First you must forgive yourself,
then God's Grace is waiting for you. Just ask. All things are forgiven.
Learn the lesson behind it and do not repeat it, then you are free of it.
Do We Have Free Will, Or Is
Everything Destined?
This philosophical question is one of the more curious
contradictions
in the study of metaphysics and free will:
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Some metaphysicians would argue that a rational
universe is always based on cause and effect. That is, every effect is
preceded by a cause, all the way back to the First Cause, that being God or
the Divine.
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On the other side, the act of pure, genuine,
uncaused free will is considered somehow to negate the divine
rational order and makes the universe seem irrational.
Although
certain things may occur in one's life that may be destiny, we do have free
will. This is important. And as time passes, our ability to manifest things and
situations will accelerate so quickly that we will see that we can create and
manifest results quickly and easily. If we can bring about such change, this
means we do in fact have free will.
Does metaphysics claim to be the
one path to Truth?
There
are many ways to lead an ethical life. Each must find his "right way". Our
metaphysical search has taken us into every corner of the world, and of
humanity's mind in order to find answers to the meaning of life and of our
relationship to God.
What Is The New Age?
The New Age movement means different things to different people. However, I feel
that most all New Age topics have one basic underlying theme. That theme is
personal spiritual development. Every day there are thousands upon thousands of
people around the world who are waking up to the knowledge, understanding and
realization of who they really are, where they came from, and why they are here.
This collective transformation of individuals can be described as the New Age
movement. As
a
whole, the New Age movement is dynamic, rapidly-growing, and gaining momentum.
The New Age movement provides the framework and the tools to assist people with
their own personal growth and spiritual development.
The
New Age movement itself is somewhat of a paradox, since to organize into some
kind of "movement" could be considered to be contrary to the fundamentals of
individual spiritual development. That is why there is some ambiguity to the
meaning of the New Age, because it can mean different things to people. But
that's okay. What is important is that each individual embarks on their own
journey of learning, adventure, and discovery.
A key component of the New Age
which many people prescribe to is the belief that our planet and its population
are literally moving into a New Age. This New Age is one of awakened
consciousness where people give up their limited third-dimensional survival mode
of existence and awaken to a higher, more enlightened world. This coming New Age
is an era of harmony, progress, knowing, and enlightenment.
What about Metaphysics in the New Age?
The
New Age is strongly related to some of the concepts defined in the branch of
philosophy commonly referred to as metaphysics. Although the academic
branch of metaphysics is most concerned about the nature of ultimate reality,
popular metaphysical topics often include discussion and analysis of subjects
beyond the physical third dimension. Some examples of metaphysical topics
include: free energy, out of body experiences, UFOs, psychic phenomenon,
alternative healing, and other topics that our conventional sciences find
difficult to explain.
What about All the Various New
Age Tools?
A
study of the tools of the New Ager can help define the task at hand. A person
may include crystals, candles, incense, tarot, runes, a pendulum, bodywork,
meditation, toning and chanting, drums, and more. These tools can help a person
transcend into various states of consciousness, and thus ultimately help a
person turn within to look inside oneself for understanding and awareness. One
reason that there are so many different tools to assist the New Ager is that
different people find different values within each tool. For many, the Tarot
works well. Others like crystals. Others meditate or channel. It matters little
how one achieves higher understanding and wisdom. What is most important is that
an effort is being made to transcend our limitations and seek out a higher good.
What about Astrology, Numerology, Psychism and all that sort of thing?
Psychic
Sciences such as Astrology and Numerology have attracted many New Agers. These
tools serve a purpose in exposing the population to a new way of thinking and
can provide information below the surface and give insight and advice.
Meditation is the best way to get this information, but when someone is blocked,
or in a hurry, or just too depressed to make his/her own contact, someone else
can tune into that level, through use of these tools, and be helpful. These,
however, should be used in moderation, as the Buddha advises us to do in all
matters. We feel that going from one reader to another is not a spiritual
exercise; it is an effort to escape self-responsibility.
Is the New Age A Kind of
Religion?
Although it may be spiritual, the New Age like
metaphysics is far from being a formal religion. In fact, many New Agers tend to
shy
away
from the structure and confines of traditional religious practices. But at the
same time the New Age is and can be intensely spiritual. The New Age person
often prefers a direct spiritual experience rather than one from
organized religion.
All religions
are essentially cultural institutions, reflecting the cultures that manifest
them. Thus the growth in numbers of people exploring New Age topics would
suggest that as individuals and as a society, we are willing to explore
alternative explanations of who we are. The New Age is simply one path to choose
on the road of spiritual growth. It matters little which label we put on the
path, since in the end all paths ultimately converge at the same place. Everyone
is searching for the eternal truths to some of life's most challenging
questions; it is simply the way that people choose to go about their own search
that is different. One reason the New Age path is popular is that it is more
concerned with the ultimate truths themselves, rather than the process of how
they are arrived at.
Are There Any Common New Age
Beliefs?
Here's
an unofficial list of beliefs that some individuals in New Age may have in
common:
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We are all receiving more help than we know, from angels, spirit guides,
ascended masters and others.
What is a Lightworker?
A lightworker is a person who is defined by their
mission. That mission is to share light and love with others on this planet,
empowering them toward their own paradigm shift and spiritual awakening. The
lightworker's goal is to help show others that they have a unique spiritual
energy, and that they are free to explore and connect with the unlimited
universal life force energy available to us all.
As people awaken to their true nature and connect
with their higher selves, they too may choose to perform lightwork by
manifesting unconditional love into the physical world around them. This goal of
manifesting the Christ consciousness onto the earth plane, also known as
creating heaven on earth, is a key component of a lightworker's mission.
Do New Age beliefs contradict
science?
Many people feel that new age thinking just simply
isn't rational. Traditional scientific models often include observation,
analysis, testing and measurement. Quite often these things cannot be
easily
performed on paranormal and metaphysical phenomena. So how can someone believe
in something they can't even see, measure, quantify or analyze?
It all comes down to beliefs, and often a deep
inner knowing. It involves intuition and trust. It involves listening. It
involves a whole lot of things that are currently beyond the scope of accepted
scientific thinking.
The important thing to remember is that new age
beliefs don't reject science. Modern science has brought tremendous good to our
society in many ways. New age beliefs simply expand beyond accepted thinking in
the exploration and search for life's eternal truths.
What is a shaman?
The word “shaman” is often used
to refer to a person in a
particular
community who is chosen by the spirit world to be a spiritual healer (a soul
doctor) for the group and its members. The shaman is one who is able to
communicate with the spirits, enter trance at will and inspire ecstatic healing
in others. These abilities come from the spirit world, but they are honed by the
shamanic initiate through practice. The Tao Te Ching describes the master
(shaman) as "A man or woman whose life is in perfect harmony with the way things
are. This is not an idea; it is a reality.
Joseph Campbell's description
Shamanism as: "The shaman is a person, male or female, who has an overwhelming
psychological experience that turns him (her) totally inward. The whole
unconscious opens up, and the shaman falls into it." (Campbell, The Power of
Myth, p. 86)
What are the Shamanic Arts?
The shamanic arts explore modern
applications and benefits (emotional, mental, physical and spiritual) of
consciously voyaging into the wilderness of one's mind for the purposes of
healing, increasing communication skills and inspiring arts.
Are Shamans Supernormal Beings?
Shamans are ordinary people, just
like everyone else. They happen to have an ability to be able to connect with
the spirit world and enter trance, and they dedicate themselves to honing this
gift. The shaman is a member of a community who participates in the daily life
activities of the group. The old saying goes "before enlightenment, chop wood
and haul water. After enlightenment, chop wood and haul water." In the book
Trances, anthropologist Audrey Butt wrote of Akawaio shamans in the Amazon,
There is no wonder the Akawaio shaman is sometimes called eneogei,"the one who
perceives". Yet there is nothing surprising about shamans: they are just like
ordinary people. Seeing them hunting each day and fishing, teaching the young
how to survive in the forest, or even on a drinking spree with their pals, you
would never suspect their skill in the art of trance.
Are
all Shamans the same Around the World?
NO! Each culture is different.
There are similarities between shamanic cultures, such as Nature connection,
belief in the power of the Ancestors and the spirits, and herbal awareness. One
similarity is that in many old-ways cultures the shaman was the physician of the
group, expected to diagnose and treat sickness. Keep in mind that throughout
time people have believed differently about the causes of illness. In our modern
culture, people generally believe that sickness is caused by disease. A physical
ailment. In pre-technological cultures they most often believed that illness was
caused by bad magic. A curse, spell or sorcerer. As our culture uses doctors,
shamanic cultures used(s) shamans.
For the most part, however, the
way in which each culture used its shamans was different. One shaman might have
a gift for prophecy; another might be proficient at connecting with the dead.
The details were different, but the purpose was the same, to heal.
How is Shamanism different from
"Religions"?
Shamanism is different from the
main religions of the world because the God of shamanism, the bringer of
salvation, is Nature. Not some God-type human.
To honor Nature, we don't need
doctrines, a priest, or a monk,
or
even a shaman to pray for us. We were each born with an inherent connection to
the Divine, and Nature is our connection. Please understand that there is a
difference between Nature and culture. Humans have always come up with ways to
live with Nature. They have had different languages, prayers and gods, and
invariably, they end up saying that their way is best way. This, in my mind, is
culture. There are, however, truths. Truths that cut through all religious
beliefs and cultures. These truths are in Nature.
Once a person opens their mind
and heart to the truth that the world around them, Nature, can speak directly to
them, then they don't need an interpreter anymore. Religions tend to want people
to believe that the figurehead is needed to assure communication, or even worse,
that the figurehead is the only one who can communicate. They seem to ignore the
fact that each person on the planet is connected to Nature. The point of
religion (from the Latin "to tie again") is to support each person in their
practice of letting the Nature outside of them talk to, and guide, the Nature
inside of them.
Humans have become so
self-absorbed that we have forgotten the great power that we live in every day.
This power is the power of the Earth and all that grows on her. Nature is what
provides for us, not humans.
Any religion that puts the
prosperity of their human followers above the well-being of Nature is not in
alignment
with
the Prime Directive. They are part of the problem. Nature and all of it's
spirits are what will remain after religions fall away.
Who can become a Shaman?
Eligibility varies from group
to group but there
are themes. Generally, there is a "calling" that happens in some way. A person
could be called to follow the path of the shaman in two typical ways, to come
from a family of shamans, or to have a spontaneous calling such as a near-death
experience, a sickness or, for the Akawaio people of the Amazon, epilepsy is a
sign of a possible shaman. There are many people who could be eligible to "try
out" to be a shaman but this does not mean that all who attempt to do so will be
successful. Just as it is probably wise in our society to warn a person not to
become a doctor unless she/he is willing to be totally dedicated to the
profession, it is not advised to become a shaman apprentice unless she/he is
prepared to submit her/his mind to the vacillating and demanding needs of the
spirit world. To achieve a receptive condition- to learn how to perceive-
requires training, technique and discipline.
Can Women become Shamans?
Many
shamans of traditional Nature cultures have been men. This does not, however,
mean that women could not be shamans. Traditionally, women have had children,
which, of course, took most of their time. Many times a woman would become a
shaman after childrearing was complete.
Women make excellent shamans.
The intuitive nature of shamanic ability perfectly suits the intuitive strength
of women. Before the switch from the worship of the Goddess to the God, women
were powerful shamans. In our modern times, women are the perfect candidates to
learn how to be shamans, especially women who choose not to have children, or
have already raised them.
What is the difference between
Shamanism and Wicca?
Wicca is one spiritual tradition based on an
agricultural pagan culture of pre-christian northern Europe. Shamans come from
cultures all over the world. Most of them were migratory or hunter/cultivator
cultures, not agriculturally-based farmers. Settling down in permanent villages
and farming was the beginning of the shift away from shamanic culture.
What is "Animism"?
Animism is the understanding that everything is "alive". The rock, the
tree, the cloud and the moon all have a spirit, an energy that we can
communicate with, if we believe that we can. Animism is the original, worldwide
religion. Since every human culture lived together with Nature for thousands,
even millions, of years, every human is an Animist at heart.
What
is "Magic"?
"Magic" is the Force That Runs Through All
Things, as in "The Force" of Star Wars, The Tao of the Taoist Chinese, that
which created the Universe and all of us in it. Magic is the force that is
constantly creating, and we have to ability to read It, to learn to understand
It, to feel It in our lives.
Why is Shamanism Important to
the World Today?
Shamanic culture is where we came from, each one
of us. Shamanism is important now because in the last thousand years more and
more people around the world have turned their backs on Nature, on our host, the
Earth. Not only do we not honor it anymore, we are actually poisoning it with
our choices. If Earth is poisoned, we are poisoned. Reconnecting with our
collective shamanic soul, the part of us that is at one with the cycles of
Nature, is the only hope that we, as a human species, have to not make our home
completely toxic and barren of the diversity of life on this planet.
Shamanic connection, and service, to the Earth
and the Oneness Of All Things is essential to us being able to tie together
again the individual will with the cycles of Nature.
A Call to Action
We are one. To grow individually means we all grow
a little bit. And that is why now, at this time, it may be essential that all
New Agers, lightworkers, starseeds, walk-ins, and others who choose to make a
difference work together at this critical time and help each other. It is
vitally important to get together with like-minded spiritual souls at this time
and amplify the effects of positive energies. Try to link up globally, via the
internet, and locally, in your own community. We will leave no one behind.
