EQUALITY
(From night school last night)
I woke waiting for the Gryphon to appear.
On One hand I Am not certain why this feels so important that I Am including a picture and link, on the other hand as I read about Gryphon the importance is self-evident.
The night had been spent mostly in recess, learning by playing. I visited the areas where the relief effort is going on. I was on board a ship taking part in the ongoing planning and scheduling efforts. The scheduling is having to be moved ahead much faster than anyOne anticipated because of the numbers of volunteers and the extreme efforts being put into this.
Who would have guessed that in a world like Ours this relief effort would be sooooo popular?
My memory of the planning is far outweighed by My memories of being in the field.
I met several friends and We were cavorting about and spreading supplies and money freely. This was met with great good cheer.
We attended some sort of race or contest which continued to end in a draw or tie. This was repeated over and over. We would go off and play other games yet We continued to return to this contest throughout the night. Again and again it ended in a draw. There were humans pitted against mythological creatures of great size and strength and still there were no victors or victims. There were no defeats and no victories.
Finally (as I was waking) We were in something like a hotel or hostel waiting the/a Gryphon to wake (or appear) to settle this Once and for All.
Then, suddenly, like someOne had removed Our blindfolds Gryphon was at a window or on top of a ledge overlooking the gaming area. EveryOne cheered and people were shouting for a finish to this contest. EveryOne was certain that finally Gryphon would either announce a decision for a victor or sweep down and become the victor itSelf.
Silence.
After a while someOne told the tale to Gryphon, that in All the races and contests We could not find a winner.
Gryphon spoke: “YES. EQUALS.”
“What?”
“NOW, ALL ARE EQUALS” “THIS IS AS IT SHOULD BE, AS IT HAS ACTUALLY ALLWAYS BEEN.”
With that Gryphon took its leave.
Does it get any better than that? I didn't want to wake. I wanted to remain in this land of mythological creatures and life. I spent some time there. It was very fun.
Somewhere, as We were playing there was stuff about: “Who will do the work?” You know the routine: Stern faced authority figures demanding order and discipline. The children's stories drug out of the tombs Once again to drill into Our heads the necessity of labor and toil. Oh, We designed this game sooooo well. If We ever get/got close to the edge of the game board We had fences and walls and booby-traps to cast Us back into the thick of the plot and it worked far better than We could ever have imagined.
This whole idea of “work” is part of the old paradigm mindset. First off, it forgets and even denies that We are creators. It is steeped in the traditions of separation/limitation.
And thinking (saying) that the work will not get done (assuming that there is really any work that actually needs to get done) if We play is about as dimwitted an idea as any I have ever heard. Again, this is simply another ploy We use to keep OurSelves in bondage to separation/limitation.
“If You do not work You will not eat” carries much more weight in Our beliefs than: “Consider the lilies of the field, 'they' toil not, neither do 'they' spin”. I theel that is a real shame.
“Suffer the little children to come unto Me”
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