That brings up thoughts about patriotism and civic duty on
the 4th of July, so here goes:
I don’t know if it matters which of the two major party
candidates is elected for US president in November. Many of my peers have pulled their attention
away from the process so they will not feed the energy of or be poisoned by an increasingly
toxic and polarizing process.
Should we just stay out of it and let the whole thing
implode, thus hurrying up the inevitable collapse and reconstruction of all our
primary institutions? I’m certainly not
going to argue for effecting change from the inside the system using the oh-so-limited
tools that have been handed us.
Finally, can I involve myself in this mess without getting
dirty? Is there something here worth
being for instead of against, when we have become so acculturated to voting
against the one who we believe is the worst of the two? If that is your only choice, let me make it
easy for you, because I have insider information on which one is the
worst.
If this is your calling, you should vote against Mitt Romney. I don’t even want to go into the reasons and
the rationale why; if you can’t see it, there’s no hope for you.
But if you want to vote for something, that’s a
longer reach. Here’s my test. My teacher, Linda Star Wolf, has made it
public on a number of occasions that she would invite President Obama to come
in and do a breathwork session with her.
I have no doubt she would offer the same to Governor Romney.
In a shamanic breathwork journey we go into the core of our
being, we release old patterns that have caused us distress and dis-ease, and
we reprogram ourselves for greater joy and harmony. If one
of these two men seems to be more likely than the other to accept this generous
offer for personal rebirth . . . vote for him.
I like this litmus paper test!
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