Reality with Bruce de Torres 69: On Love and Anger

I see outrageous crimes/headlines pushing aside wonderful news (prominent people calling for new 9/11 investigations; vaccine truth and accountability prominently surfacing) and I wonder, coincidence? Or conspiracy?

Twenty years ago, I started researching such things. Obsessively. I've leveled off lately. Seeing intention and causality, not random evil and chaos behind much that happens affects us differently. I can still be horrified, angered, and saddened by things. But I am not surprised. And, after years of agonizing about intentional criminality and fraud, there is a power and peace when we choose our personal intentions. The satisfaction is sublime if not divine when one intends love and caring and compassion, the intention to help, which creates a new thing in the present moment, which makes every moment the beginning. A new world to explore. With beauty and joy to discover and new things to create.

Crimes should be solved and people brought to justice. But we can do even that with the idea that nothing's wrong. Nothing's missing. We choose what to be and do. If we choose goodness and helping and healing and love, we can enjoy even the pursuit of justice. We must practice those intentions on calm days so we can most quickly remember them when struck by tragedy. We do not want to fall into an abyss of grief and confusion. Sometimes we do. But we can prepare ourselves by talking about such things, like this.

We must not hate and want to kill haters and killers. Find criminals, yes. Indulge hate? No. Hate kills us. It corrodes our insides, and we corrode others when we share our hate. The anger and hatred on mainstream and social media are turning too many of us into habitual angry haters. Life is short enough. We need not shorten it by hating. We need not destroy life's joy by falling into the habit or the addiction of hate and anger.

It's not easy to recognize or deal with habitual anger or hatred. There's nothing automatically easy about being a human. But all of history, personal stories, and daily observation shows that love is the answer. Love is the way out of the black cauldron of hate and anger and loneliness. Love for oneself. And love for others. Each leads to the other. Because love is magic, because love is the eternal essence that has become you and me and all we see and all that's ever been and all that ever will be. This is a school we must attend until we learn the lesson of love. Then life becomes bliss. Then we can imagine that we came back (many say) after many previous lifetimes in order to improve the quality of our love and consciousness, and to help others learn the lesson of love and improve the quality of their love and consciousness.

One must try to live like this for many days and weeks and years for it to be true for a person. One must get back on the horse many times after falling off the high of bliss for life and bliss for all others. It takes what it takes. Often getting older. If we know and feel this, we have an obligation to explain this to young people, to give them hope; some tips to help them along the way. We each get to choose how we would like to feel, what we would like to think, what we would like to say, and what we would like to do. All we feel, think, say, and do are gifts and creations that we give to ourselves and others. We can think whatever we want. We must have conversations to collaborate and share physical reality and not think ourselves into delusions and conflicts. Love is the home for all of us.

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