Walking Our Peace Talks

There is something to be said for seeing life on Earth as a monastery, an ashram,

 a school where we practice and learn and perhaps become masters of courageous compassion.

There is something to be said for seeing life on Earth as a garden,

 and we humans as co-creative gardeners working with the spirits of all beings in equality and harmony. 

There is something to be said for seeing our darkness and our light as just that,

our darkness and our light,

 all of it loveable.

 Sometimes I see myself as having bee stripes of light and shadow,

 acknowledging every part of me rather than stuffing the scary stuff under the rug.

I believe in my honey and I believe in my sting, and I believe that both have a place in the AumHome of Peace on Earth.

There is something to be said for playing with our life essence in a God way, 

shape-shifting now and again, in order to let love keep flowing through us.

Sometimes I am a rose - the roots, the stem, the leaves, the prickers, the bloom.

Sometimes I am a lotus.

Sometimes I can swim through the deep underground, and sometimes I can fly.

There is something to be said for visiting each other in the dreamtime,

in the form of our higher selves,

whatever that may be,

working out the details of peace on earth.

There is something to be said for seeing all human consciousness 

shapeshifting

 into the form of a forest,

merged with trees and all beings there,

feeling what the harmony of peace on earth is like

to other-than-human beings. 

There is something to be said for the beautiful idea of the Nations United,

 and for all the heart work that great souls put into the development

of the United Nations Convention On The Rights Of The Child.

There is something to be said for the play of shapeshifting into our own Inner Child

so we can feel the inner harmonies of the cosmos again

and re-mind ourselves at the core.

There is something to be said for flying, dear hearts,

and flying here and there in the dreamtime, bringing gifts of healing light,

supporting those in need of extra energy as they make it through their tests in Earth school.

There is something to be said for flying, as one way of Peacewalking.

There is something to be said for the thought that humanity, at the grassroots, is equal to the task of walking, flying, swimming Peace,

helping to reharmonize our consciousness in such a way that we bloom ourselves into an age of Peace on Earth.

There is something to be said for Walking our PeaceTalks, all of us.

PeaceWalkers, every one.