Creating, Re-establishing Harmony
Continually present in our intentional processing is the understanding that at the beginning of this era shift, it is all about process… systems and structures will naturally, and necessarily unfold. What is critical as the process unfolds is the ensuring that what gets created – what we bring into creation – is a manifestation of, and enabling of, that which is being called for now: coming from essence, not from or colored by existence impulses; thus, the essentiality of two or more intentional dialoguing, the developing of free will conscious choice ableness, and processes for developing intentional principles for the particular, versus predetermined dogmatic approaches. That which is being called for is process that reflects the upward unfolding forward directed dynamic nature and ways of life.
The seeing of harmony as the intentional aim truly provides a process for moving away from a problem solving perspective – fixing what is wrong – and moving towards realizing potential – creating what is called for. Enabling, creating and appreciating the beauty present within harmony, within harmonious working, really moves us towards being, beingness; and we have come to understand that the shift being called for now is a shift in being – perhaps more accurately a shift to being, our being and becoming a more truly living human being… not limited to or organized by human doing – which is more and more sourced in, coming from existence. And too, the notion of this change of era, this shift to the era of realizing potential, involves a shift from rules and judgement, to love and mercy being strengthened. We are beginning to see this at work through our being intentionally connected to the Source through embedded essence virtue, and also as an ableness that emerges from community beautitudic processing, where we are moving towards creating, re-establishing harmony, be it within a living system or a person: seeing living beatitude as love and mercy being present in the process – both initially and ongoingly. Perhaps Mother Teresa’s cleaning the toilets in the Russian hospital is an example of living one’s called work while creating the working presence of love and mercy. And finally, creating, enabling harmony is clearly an inspiriting process; one that can enfold within the resolving of the issue, the solving of the problem, that both brings us into, and sustains our presence on the intentional path.
In humble service, Terry P. Anderson,
A developer of the living philosophy of potential
