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Tamara Foundation, Inc.
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Tamara Spiritual Center
3002 E. Ft. Lowell Rd.
Tucson, Arizona 85716
520-325-0513

Editor
Karrie Welborn

Publishing
Committee
Karrie Welborn
Karen Bock
Vita Balsino
Maggie Mulchahey
Alyce Revella
Richard Hartman
Bill Shepherd

 

PeaceMakers Dove

Have You Been Angry Lately?

Have you noticed the anger that is in the world at this time?
Angry childAngry manAngry woman

Have you noticed the anger that is in the world at this time? I have, and there is more than I can every remember seeing at any given time before. Individuals fly off of the handle at the smallest things, and at the most insignificant situations. As with everything in our lives, if we are exposed to something long enough, it becomes us. Lets pray that this will be one thing that we will learn to not allow into our lives.

I asked my Spirit People. Why?

Why is there so much anger? Their response was that the additional energy that has been coming into our earth for quite some time is becoming very difficult for some of us to assimilate and blend into our own energy. This is what we are to do in order to raise our vibration to the next level of our spiritual development, accept the change, and blend with it, making it a part of us.

They went on to say that God is still the driver in our lives, but we will not give up the control of the gears and steering wheel. It is up to us to make sure that we get to where we need to go, not always where we want to go. When we think that we have made an uncomfortable change in our lives, sometimes it turns out to be the best decision that we can make, in order to complete our lessons, our karma.

The weakness of the human race is not allowing humans to be human—not accepting the humanness of others and of ourselves. That's not so good, but our greatest flaw is that we do not allow the idea that all people living are beautifully flawed. Why else do we look down at someone or even an entire race or culture and think that they would be better if they would only do what we do or say what we say or believe what we believe? And, we are the hardest on ourselves, not allowing for the reality that we are always learning. When we put down or look down at others, we do the same to ourselves. We see what we identify with, consciously or subconsciously. Do we not like someone else because we fear we might have the weakness in ourselves?

We need to start to see that everyone is special. If we were all alike, believed the same, looked the same—how boring! By God placing in us differences we can see ourselves, learn and grow, as long as we recognize that we are not perfect, that no one is. No living human is meant to be perfection, but we are to strive to be better today than we were yesterday, and better tomorrow than we are today. The key is to allow everyone to be who they are and then we can be who we are, non judgement.

God does not expecting perfection, but God wants us to try, with humility and humbleness towards each other and of course ourselves.—and then we can reach a perfection state of spiritual consciousness.

Thank You for Another Great Year,
To you I send many hugs and much love,
Karen Bock, Pastor, Tamara Spiritual Center