Peace

What is it? Why do we take it for granted?
Or, do we take it for granted?
Whatever the case may be, war is steady
Peace is fragile.
Does the human race have some lesson to learn here?

We never seem to ‘get it right’.
Could this possibly be BECAUSE OF US?
The cycle goes on, like a trip around the moon
We discover our own dune buggy but it is on a different side, the same side from whence we started.
How is it that we see things differently in time and space? Things really aren't different, but we ‘think’ we have progress, we think we see things differently, ‘now’ or ‘this time around’.

I’m reminded of what Wayne Dyer said of  human nature i.e. the human race,
“When you live on a round planet, there is no choosing sides.
Christ said something similar in the Gnostic Gospels,
“Where the end is, there will the beginning be.”
Consciousness may ‘be’ the secret to bringing the human race closer together, if there is such a thing.

Beginnings come at the closure of endings. The universe resolves itself this way.
We end war, and THAT is where peace begins, Likewise we end PEACE,
that is where war begins.  In reality, there is no beginning, no end, there is only us: "Consciousness"

It’s easy to say, “I don’t care about those people OVER THERE”. But Lao and Christ would say back to us, “the first shall be last... AND... the last shall be first”, This holds true, whether in war, peace or resources etc. Today we have poverty, climate changes, and great riches? But what does this all mean? Is it merely just a cycle? You can't take it with you, as the saying goes.

Maybe we have something to learn about 'ourselves' and the planet? Maybe war is nothing more that an inability to recognize 'ourselves?' If we wake up 'ourselves' maybe we can wake up the planet as well? We are not all there is to the cosmos. Maybe this is what it means by making peace?

 (Ultimately of course)

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