Abraham of the day - Our laws come from a place of disconnection
That “death do us part” thing is a protective mechanism. It says, “I don’t trust me, and I don’t trust you to be in a place where we are evoking the best from each other. And so, just to make sure, let’s promise that even if we don’t, we’ll suffer it out together.” Every law, sacred or secular, that we have ever seen in your environment has always come from a place of disconnection, from a place of protectiveness.
--- Abraham
Excerpted from Los Angeles, CA on 7/24/99
Abraham is the name given to a non-physical collective consciousness which speaks through a woman called Esther Hicks
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This is the little bit of green next to Singapore Harbour. Strange & artificial yet still a welcome sight in such a bustling metropolis. 2016
A really good read thank you for sharing
My pleasure. Thanks for commenting ;)
What? I'm pretty drunk to figure out what's wrong hereWow really cool. I am waiting to see others.
haha! Nothing like a good drunk steemit session! Am getting there myself now I think about it. Bintang is the beer of choice around here. You feel like shit in the morning but it works :)
Very Nice Post . Great Quote. Thanks for posting. Nice picture. Liked your thoughts. Keep it up. Upvoted and followed.👍
Many thanks for your most upbeat comment here!
And thanks for the follow.
I aim to educate and entertain & I am sure you will enjoy the ride ;)
trust no one in this world
Well that seems a little severe? I choose to trust everyone until I find evidence they cannot be trusted.
It is, isn't it? A protective mechanism, that is. Things would be better if more people would live within the present moment :)
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