Fractals

Posted on October 26, 2023 by Cheryl Jensen

A fractal is a never-ending pattern. Fractals are infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales. They are created by repeating a simple process over and over in an ongoing feedback loop. Definition from the website fractalfoundation.org.

Higg(in)s: You may be sitting very comfortably in your home, far from harm. This is a reflection of your life thus lived in combination with the intentions set out by you prior to your birth. This does not mean that you have no part to play in the unfolding of the conflict in the Middle East. If you have ever flared in anger and not found the peaceful resolution, you have helped create this conflict. You can help to solve it. No matter where you are physically located, you are being called upon to find your center, your place of peace, and to live life with peace as the stable foundation for your words and actions.

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Conflict In the Middle East: How You Can Help

Posted on October 25, 2023 by Cheryl Jensen

A fractal is a never-ending pattern. Fractals are infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales. They are created by repeating a simple process over and over in an ongoing feedback loop. Reprinted from the website, fractalfoundation.org

Higg(in)s: The Universe is fractal. If you want to help resolve this escalating conflict in the Middle East start with yourself. Think peace. Be peace. At every opportunity search for, find, and apply the peaceful resolution. (There is one.) The peace that you emit will repeat in a never-ending pattern.

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More About Saying Yes

Posted on October 24, 2023 by Cheryl Jensen

Cheryl: Will you say more about saying yes?

Higg(in)s: No doesn’t work. The Universe is exquisitely responsive, but it only responds in a forward direction. To have success find the truth in other’s words and actions. Truth is not a matter of right and wrong. Truth is the emotional content. Anger and fear are powerful motivators. Look to discover the driving force behind words and actions. Then look for the peaceful solution.

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Runaway Train

Posted on October 23, 2023 by Cheryl Jensen

Higg(in)s: Do you suppose that anyone could stop a train? Imagine it: a train is barreling along and you place your palm on the engine and press. Does it stop? Of course not. Your interaction with the train lasted less than one second and likely you were killed in the attempt.

You all are experiencing a runaway train. No matter how forcefully you say it, you cannot stop this growing conflict in Israel by saying, “Stop!” You cannot throw enough money at it. Money won’t help. The Universe that provides all things does not respond to no. It only hears yes. You must find something to say yes to. Yes, to mutual respect. Yes, to friendships. Yes, to unlikely friendships. Yes, to cooperation. Yes, to inclusion. Yes, to allowing both sides to have their opinion and to recognizing that both sides are right. Yes, to peaceful resolution of disagreements.

Learn to say yes. Yes is the correct answer.

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Find Something to Appreciate About Yourself Today and Every Day

Posted on October 22, 2023 by Cheryl Jensen

Higg(in)s: What are you noticing about this practice? Look for evidence that you have more positive interactions with others when you think well of yourself.

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Appreciation of Those We Despise

Posted on October 21, 2023 by Cheryl Jensen

Higg(in)s: Finding something to like about those you like is easy. It is easy because when you like someone you magnetically draw from them the best they have to offer. The same works the other way around, when you distrust someone you draw more from them to distrust. Practice finding something to appreciate about yourself, your loved ones, and when you are able, practice finding something to appreciate about those whom you despise.

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Why Is it Important to Appreciate Those We Find Difficult?

Posted on October 20, 2023 by Cheryl Jensen

Higg(in)s: Appreciation is a powerful tool in your toolkit. When you appreciate those whom you dislike and distrust the emotional separation between you becomes smaller, thereby creating greater likelihood that eventually a peaceful resolution will be achieved.

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Playing the Appreciation Game

Posted on October 19, 2023 by Cheryl Jensen

Higg(in)s: Appreciation of others is a spectacularly effective way to promote cooperation between yourself and others. Today, try to find something genuine to appreciate about someone whom you find trying and difficult.

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A Peaceful Resolution in Advance

Posted on October 18, 2023 by Cheryl Jensen

Higg(in)s: Appreciating oneself is one of the most important things anyone can ever do, but especially during this escalating global discomfort. The earth realm is fractal meaning every occurrence is a metaphorical repeat of some other occurrence. If you treat yourself well others will be drawn to do the same. This also applies to appreciating others. Find something to appreciate about someone else today (after you have adequately appreciated yourself). These practices are the application of peaceful resolutions, excepting that with appreciation of self and others, one is applying the peaceful resolution in advance of needing one.

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Think Gently Well of Yourself

Posted on October 17, 2023 by Cheryl Jensen

Higg(in)s: Are you finding things to like about yourself? There are many things good about you. Find one to focus on until you feel uplifted in your heart. This practice is important because when you feel good about yourself others are inspired to treat you better.

We notice that you all spend a significant amount of time railing about how others need to treat you better. You need to treat you better. Then others will fall into line in the natural order of things, with no other work on your part than the effort needed to think gently well of yourself.

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