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  KellyB13 March 23, 2012 at 3:57pm

  Excellent advice! Bless you MOL for those wonderful words of wisdom : )
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    Robby > KellyB13 March 24, 2012 at 5:28am

     Don't discount the power of effective prayer, even from a mountaintop, someone in a wheelchair, or that lil old lady who lives upstairs. 

    The ascended masters may not live in the Bronx, or LA , but they're not collecting unemployment.

    Most of us however have a role where we are. yeah.
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  KellyB13 March 23, 2012 at 3:05pm

  I love this video! Thanks for sharing it Master Of Light : )
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  John Jancar March 23, 2012 at 9:16am

  And I think too...and I'm just gonna throw this tid bit in for the sake of it....I think that also, by discovering more about ourselves, and having insights and understandings of ourselves, of life, of things in general....and really start seeing things from a spiritual perspective and see and feel divinity.....we're doing so much to help this world....because that goes out into the field....it goes into the collective consciousness, the collective being....and people, out of the blue, will start tapping into it. Call it the 100th monkey syndrome...people will have their own insights into things without really doing much.

  Of course, I'd love to be doing alot more to help change this world, in a physical worldly way...and hopefully that time will come...but I'm really understanding now...how I'm actually doing alot already, just by discovering and learning things within me, and having insights and purifying my being. And I think being is most important....you can know alot of things, but if you're not BEING light, and sending out positive thoughts and feelings about things....then you're not really doing real light work.

  Like I know alot of lightworkers, who say they're lightworkers, but they are very judgmental and pessimistic and negative towards humanity, or things in general...and...like the song says, be the change, be the light you want this world to be.
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  John Jancar March 23, 2012 at 9:05am

  Well I agree with this title, to an extent...but, I also think that by just changing yourself and being the proverbial Buddha on the mountaintop, you're actually doing alot for the world already.

  Like people like Braden and Wilcock get into, when they talk about the divine matrix, this web or field of energy that permeates everything, and that we're all connected to via the heart and the mind, but more the heart....apparently the heart and emotions...scientists are discovering...electrically, are 100 times stronger than mind and thoughts, and magnetically, up to 5000 times stronger. So the heart really is where the action is. And because every heart, and mind...is linked in to this field...if we change our hearts and minds, and become more positive and happy and loving...that will influence everyone to some degree. Because, we are all one right, and science is now showing this. And it doesn't take masses numbers of people, being of the light....to make some real big changes on this world, just by their presence.

  So actually I think that, as important as the physical outside action is, and it is important....ultimately, we'll be doing more for the world by being light within our being...than by going out and angrily protesting something. But yea, both are important, and ideally...we'd want to do both lol
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  Butterfly March 23, 2012 at 7:45am

  I agree with your title there - a buddha sitting pretty - is simply - looking pretty and soothing.