- Barbara Joye – The Shift Guru
In the Inca beliefs, there were four ages, each following the other as the seasons follow each other. The Age of Iron is likened to the winter months – dark, chaotic, and materialistic. The Golden Age is as the spring – the dawning of all that is fresh and beautiful. And, as in the spring, we are each asked to review our lives and replant ourselves in the new world – the spring.
So it is that, as in the Inca prophesy, the Golden Age will return and we, each, will have the opportunity to meet ourselves again and again with the coming of this new spring. This is the tenth step in preparing for The Great Transition. It is as was described in the book, The Tenth Insight by James Redfield we will each begin to participate in and understand our own ‘life review’, for both this life and all of our other lives (depending upon beliefs). And that in this ‘life review’ each individual will review all of the choices they have made and assess their selections and the paths that each selection set them along.
Have you ever consider a conscious life review?
The Shift Guru is focused on assisting individuals in shifting their beliefs about themselves and live so they may enjoy the life they came into this incarnation to enjoy. visit us at http://www.theshiftguru.comto learn more. To listen to the most recent ‘Shift Your Belief” podcast, featuring interviews and observations which just may assist you in shifting your life, go to www.energyofthespirit.com.
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June 2, 2010 at 7:02 pm |
Suitably done.
You maintain a nice blog.
Thank you for the post.
June 6, 2010 at 2:11 pm |
And thank you for the lovely comment.
In Joy – Barbara Joye