Today I am finding it very difficult to find the right words for this newsletter. I feel turmoil and chaos inside me when I look at world events and an underlying restlessness reactivates old issues and makes it difficult for me to sleep peacefully at night. When I meet people in the supermarket, there is even a deep sadness mixed in with this feeling. Perhaps it is due to two years of corona measures, which I think have left clear traces in me and in many people I meet. Life is no longer as carefree as before, I now see fear in many children's eyes and a strange lifelessness in some adults. But yesterday everything was refreshingly different again. There was a street party here in Vlotho for the „Dance into May“, with various bands on a stage and a fire show. Suddenly it was like it used to be. People were relaxed and enjoyed the socializing. I realized how much I had missed it and the warm spring sun also helped a lot to recharge my batteries. It's amazing how exhausted you can be, just from holding on or from living in uncertainty.
„Finding peace in my heart“ is the title of this newsletter - „Finding peace in my heart“ - Feel it for yourself: Do you have peace in your heart and what does that actually mean? How does it feel for you personally, the word „peace“? In a world where war is raging, can I even feel peace within myself? Or should the question be different: „What do I need right now to be able to feel peace in my heart - NOW - in this breath? What can I do to ensure that PEACE can be felt within me?
Imagine what it would be like if everyone regularly made sure that there was peace in their hearts - EVERY DAY. Rupert Sheldrake talks about morphic fields, whereby everything is connected to everything else and influences each other. Dieter Duhm says that there is a sacred matrix, a deep, inner knowledge of „coherence“ in all living things. So what if there is peace in all hearts, can there still be war in the world as an external expression? Can people then still inflict suffering on other people or would our coexistence then look different? Perhaps people would feel supported and sustained by the community, whose values would be social values and not geared towards power and profit. We don't know, but feel for yourself what it does to you just to think about it and give it space within you. To let your fantasy, your imagination flow in this direction ... then something happens in the field ... and everyone is touched by it. I like this thought, it just feels good in my heart - PEACE -
All the love
sandra
