The same old story, the same old consequences and the same old result. This time it’s the hacking to death of a soldier in a busy London street in front of women and children, supposedly in the name of Muslims and of Islam. This was no act in the name of anything other than a misunderstanding of how these men saw their own reality and acted out upon the thoughts that they saw.

No one can account for their actions, because we all see separate realities and we have no idea what they saw to butcher a young man in the street in broad daylight. But we can assume that it was real enough to them to actually carry out this barbaric act. In the same way that it looks real for the college student to shoot class mates or a man to rape and murder a child. What can possibly be going on in someone’s head that this seems to be the correct course of action for them to take? How much misguided thinking can they be seeing within to ‘want’ to do this?

The answer is in front of you all. ‘What we see is what we get’. The thoughts that these people saw were real enough to them, to want to act upon them. They misunderstood that their own feelings of pain, despair, hatred, were coming from anything other than their misguided thinking in the moment. They ‘thought’ that the outside world was causing their pain, so they took steps to change this outside world, to change their own feelings.

And in every single case, every single time this has, and ever will happen, this will not change the feeling, Because this is NOT where the feeling comes from. The feeling is coming from thought, from inside… not outside. This misunderstanding is the key and the answer to all of these past and present – and no doubt future atrocities. THIS is the answer. Perhaps it’s time to stand up and take notice and recognise the real source of these events. Then we can start to educate the world and share this understanding. Only then, the world will begin to heal from the inside out.

It was a privilege and an honour to be able to talk about and share an understanding of the human operating system at Interesting Talks with Matt Kendall last night at Alternatives in London’s Piccadilly. What a wonderful, beautiful group of 70 individuals. Thank you so much for your love and attention.

After the event, we went to the pub to continue discussions and I had the pleasure of talking with Hubert Greliak about the Principles. At one stage, we were discussing a point I had made during the talk about judgement, and whether good and bad should be considered thus, as this in itself is a step in the wrong direction.

Hubert mentioned the word ‘perfect’, and although I did not understand entirely what he was eluding to, he managed to get me to see his point beautifully. ‘Perfection’ is a description of ‘what is’. The very fact that it ‘is’, means it is already perfect. Good and bad therefore fit perfectly(!) within this, as they too are part of the ‘is-ness’.

Life is always playing out perfectly, whatever is happening, because it is. And in coming into being, it is perfection. There is such simplicity and beauty in this, that it can take a while to really filter in.

So thank you so much, Hubert for your wisdom. It never ceases to amaze me how much there is to learn about this truth and how much we are all teachers.

Thanks for the ‘shout-out’ Margie Remmers: http://socialmediabar.com/youareperfect

Gandhi and his followers would get beaten up by the British army after protesting about their occupation of India, but they never returned the attacks. The pain, physically hurt them badly, but his famous quote “Nobody can hurt me without my permission” was referring to his morals and beliefs.

He also meant that although the beatings hurt on the outside, they did not hurt on the inside. They did not effect his spirit. The only way they would be able to hurt this, was if he allowed them permission to do so.

So it is with our innate health and well being. It is there with us always. And the only way for it to be hurt is if we allow it to be, through our thoughts.

We think we’re separate, but we’re not separate.

We’ve never been separated.

We’re always connected to universal consciousness.

And that thinking that keeps coming through us, is Universal thought.

Everything that exists in the form or formless is Universal Mind, so we can’t separate from that if we tried!

We’re one.

We’ve always been one.

We’ll always remain one.

Until we think we’re not.

But that’s also just a thought…