Hello! This is Cynthia Sue Larson with Reality Shifters dot com
I'm here to talk with you about seeing what is truly real.
I've got a quote for you from my book, "Karen Kimball and the Dream Weaver's
Web,"
This children's book is for ages ten and up,
so it's for everybody, really.
It says,
"When you learn to listen
and see what is truly real,
you will hear and see
much more than your senses tell you."
The idea here is that we all have access to a great deal more information
and knowledge than most of us
ordinarily realize.
This comes in handy at times when
we're under
various stresses and challenges,
or when the world is going through difficulties and we'd like to know how
best to help out.
These are times when it really comes in handy to access that kind of deeper knowledge,
seeing and hearing more deeply and clearly.
What I recommend to people who'd like to know how to do that is:
get out in nature.
Slow down.
Find some time to really meditate.
Quiet your mind. Get to a place
where you could really feel
the intuition and kinds of deeper, quieter knowing that
are always there
but sometimes
are hard to access when there is so much noise
going on in the world.
Something else that I mention in the newsletter that you can see
on the reality shifters dot com website
this month,
which is April 2011,
is the japanese phoenix pendant,
which is created by spiritual jewelry
artistan David Weitzman.
This
came to him in a vision.
He got the sense of
the japanese phoenix--something he wanted to create--
He always likes to contribute things that people can wear
and utilize
to raise their consciousness.
In this case,
this image came to him and the creation
idea was there before the Japanese earthquake
and tsunami struck.
He is now donating all proceeds of this beautiful
piece of jewelry
to the
people that can most
benefit who were affected by the Japanese tsunami and earthquake.
These are amazing things that we can do when we see and hear a little deeper.
I frequently have all kinds of experiences where I benefit from
reality shifts in my life in an ongoing basis every day.
I think something, and it comes into being.
It's almost as natural as breathing.
It requires that I look a little deeper to see that it's happening--and it is happening.
I want you to start looking more closely. Keep an open mind. Keep open
eyes.
Notice synchronicities occur.
When things
move right out of your consciousness
into reality,
there is an effortless ease and flow
that you can then conduct your entire life with.
That's my invitation. I'm always asking you,
"How good can it get?" This is one of the main things you can do to start living
life as a waking dream.
I've got a couple of
really fabulous things to recommend to you. I'm excited, of course, about
this book, "Karen Kimball." You may have noticed it has a different
cover than it had before. That's because this is the second edition.
I'm really pleased with it!
I'm
much happier with the way that it turned out.
The fonts are gorgeous.
It's got a beautiful
illustration on the front, as it did before. I like the artwork very
much,
created by an artist named Ruby Li Long, and she's
just phenomenal.
This is an image that
illustrates
the concern that Karen Kimball goes through
when she goes to a swim camp for the summer, and she's just ten years old.
She's got some skills to see and hear things more clearly than most people do,
which allows her to talk with animals,
affect people, get inside their thoughts,
fly to places in her dreams.
She is faced
in this book
with a situation of
solving a mystery at the swim camp
and mastering these newfound abilities of hers in time to save the camp and her
friends.
I think you'll enjoy it. Children will love it, too. This is a fast-paced book, and lots of
fun.
Look deep inside
so it will keep you thinking for
months and years to come.
This movie
is a documentary. It's created by a woman,
Renée Scheltema.
I hope I'm pronouncing that right.
It's called, "Something Unknown is Doing We Don't Know What."
I love this movie! The filmmaker sets out to solve the mystery of
what's going on when her daughter
has
foreknowledge of something that occurs in the family.
The filmmaker herself
experiences some very bizarre things and wants to know
how is it that that these kind of things
like telepathy,
clairvoyance,
psychic healing--these sorts of things. How can these things happen?
Remote viewing.
Is there an explanation? What do the scientists have to say?
She sets out on a journey
to go to the Institute of Noetic Sciences to talk with Dean Radin.
She goes to meet with
Dr. Larry Dossey in Santa Fe, New Mexico
to find out what he knows about this.
She asks Charlie Tart in Berkeley, California,
which is where I'm from,
can he help provide an explanation as to what's going on.
These are just a few of the people that she talked with. She also has footage on here
of John of God
doing some psychic healing,
Oscar the cat finding people who are about to pass on, showing up at their rooms,
and spoon bending, among many, many other things. You'll love this! It's the kind of movie
you can share with family and friends.
And then last but not least,
This is a book called,
"Iron Butterfly: Memoir of a Martial Arts
Master,"
documenting the amazing true story of
Choon-Ok Harmon,
who came originally from a small island in Korea.
She grew up in a family that
was suffering from
resource shortages
and tremendous poverty.
She grew up without electricity, hunting and gathering
to find food each day that her family needed to survive.
She found her way
into a life of her dreams very much listening
to her own intuition and to her own feelings of
what she could be,
charting her own destiny,
and building tremendous character along the way. Finding such inspiration
for
young women
and
people
all around the world
to rise to the highest levels of greatness
that we can all achieve.
I give this my highest recommendation. I think you'll love the story.
It's about a woman who becomes an amazing master of the
rigorous art of
Kuk Sool Won, which is a Korean martial art.
That's the issue for this month. I hope you enjoy it and check out the newsletter
online,
always asking
"How good can it get?" and
inviting the universe to show you.
Keep an open heart and an open mind
to see how good can it get.
Until next time, I'm Cynthia Sue Larson. I look forward to talking to you soon!