Zen-Haven July 6 2013

Some days ago I posted: “Mother Brings Baby Back to Life With Two Hours Of Loving Cuddles”. It went pretty viral with 25.000 views. It’s a heart opening positive story.

Moving location the last 7 days and going about unpacking my moving boxes, battling poor internet cables and all that follows a move in a Mercury Retrograde (never move in one if you can avoid it), the story also got me wondering about the concept we seem to put to it – a Miracle, Divine Intervention and so on.

Really?

Has our long term conditioning to the health system really taken the matrix mindset to the point where a new born baby, who beats the cold steel garbage disposal can in a maternity ward, is living proof of a miracle?

Within a healthcare system that equates to things that are not working are, by default, disposable? That’s a consumerist mindset and in the matrix it also applies to newborns.

Society has lured us away from the wisdom we all have within us to help us cope with life altering events.

The parents plugged in to the basic powers we have.

Which are both very earthly and celestial. The mother remembered where she came from and plugged into the collective field of Ancient knowledge.

She plugged into the power of her soul and radiated it out.
She plugged into her intuitive knowledge.
She plugged into the ancient traditions of mothers giving birth before her.
She plugged into her basic motherly instincts.
She focused her attention and healing kicked in.

Society has gotten us so divided from the wisdom we all have within us, in our ability to cope with life altering events being positive or traumatic.

Something in her: Just knew and she went for it.

And showed us again beyond any cliché that Love is the ultimate healer even with a fragile hibernating newly born with a soul ready to go back where it came from or to express itself through a lived life.

What she did is not a miracle. It is our basic power.

But somewhere both we and the media tend to go to those words for describing something so called extraordinary in our amnesia-driven adapting to the Matrix.

When we use the powers we have, which are celestial — because we are celestial beings, soft, tender, and loving — we can truly plug in. That is the lesson in this story.

We being the miracle.

© 2013 Soren Dreier