A
new fresh snowfall blesses our landscape. It is indeed beautiful even
though we are eager to see bare earth again. Our snowfall has come in
small increments, the deepest about five maybe six inches. In any
case I have been able to drive through it and pack it down so in a
few days I have a hard packed snow driveway. It is nice except in the
Spring, if it melts suddenly it is a mess. This year we have had
enough above freezing temperatures that the snow pack wasn't going to
be a big problem; one of the reasons is that the snow has been
relatively light and hasn't contained a great deal of moisture.
Then
there was last Night. It was still pretty light, but also pretty
deep. I could drive through it. The end of the driveway was tricky
because of the snowplows that passed by on the road. I called my
plowman [who is also my hay man] and told him I had to give up the
contest to see if I could get through the year without having it
plowed. My driveway is 1/10th of a mile long, about a city
block. If we were not having visitors tomorrow I would have chanced
it.
For
some reason this Winter has been a little harder to endure than most.
It was never horribly cold, but persistent. There have been few days
in a string that were above freezing. The Minneapolis/St Paul area
had 26 Nights below zero F so far this Winter. That is almost twice
as many as the year before, which was about average. We have
substantially colder Nights, we must have had 40 plus Nights below
zero. For me, there is drain on my energy, some kind of tension that
comes with the prolonged cold. It is probably aged based as I don't
remember it bothering me when I was younger. I note that many people
don't seem to mind. I have heard many folks praise the Winter.
I
think it is also because, I so look foreword to a sane world, when
were done with our little experiment with separation and remember we
love each other. We are in the dark ages. We have taken separation to
the nth degree. Can we imagine people on one side of this
marvelously, beautiful Earth actually planning the annihilation of
folks on the other side? Can we imagine in every large city in the
world there are people who live in opulence with fabulous wealth
while others are hungry, or are homeless, or without medical care, or
are dying on the street? How is that possible?
Have
we made separation a virtue? I think that is the reason for my long
Winter. I am so eager to see sanity and the appreciation of Oneness
to emerge. I see it all around me. If I articulate properly, everyone
I meet would agree that we could have a sane world. We all want to
live in peace. We all want to feel love. We all want to love. We can
see that a new world is emerging on the horizon. What do we do in the
meantime? How do we make waiting easier? Ah....... we can learn to
love what is in front of us. I can celebrate the cold and snow
instead of grousing about it. We can forgive everything and love
everything. We can make every moment paradise. [Actually, I don't
mind that much knocking ice out of the chicken bucket, it is the
thinking about it, the anticipation. I love the feeling of mastery
when I can successfully deal with these amazing Winters].
We
each have the individual struggle of bringing love into our own life
and we help the collective decision to know and appreciate our
Oneness every time we feel love in our hearts. We need to avoid
looking at the crazy world. We cannot advance our goal by being
absorbed by the nutty antics of the Cabal. They are desperate to hold
on to power. These latest shootings are their attempts to heighten
fear and create chaos, which is their means of maintaining power and
put off the coming together of the people. They can't stop us. We are
connected at the heart. We do love each other. The violence is not
Ours. Love is Ours.
We
will bring peace on Earth! We will know the equality of every human
being. We will experience our greatest joy being of service to each
other. We will realize that we all have creative abilities. Let us
just turn to each other today and say, “I love you and would like
to be of help to you in anyway I am able”.
Our
experiment with separation is over.
Happy
Friday! Celebrate Oneness with all humanity!
Love
and Peace, Gregg
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