For thousands of years, leaders of different faiths, brilliant philosophers, mystics and sages have been trying to share an important message:

Although we are many, we are one.

Native Americans believe there is an invisible structure they call Grandmother's Web that connects everything in the universe.  They believe that every action taken by every living organism impacts all of creation through this web that connects us all.

The Butterfly Effect describes how energy from a small action, like the movement of a butterfly's wings, can ripple and become magnified until it produces a significant outcome on the other side of the world.

Every thought we have is energy that can ripple like the energy from a butterfly's wing.  Every action we take, no matter how insignificant, can send a vibration into the web of creation. 

So let's focus our thoughts in a positive way, interact with compassion, and use our collective power as one to co-create the world we long to have.

It's time for us to wake up from the collective dream that we are separate.

We can begin by taking a few minutes each day to visualize and express heartfelt gratitude for the reality we long to have, with a simple thought like:

"I am grateful that our earth is peaceful, healthy and compassionate."

We can imagine this reality into being.



 
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