Life's Purpose
by Robert G Parent
When we come into this life, our soul chooses our potential path, but once we're born we are the one to choose if we'd stay on soul's path. If we do stay on soul's path, it will lead us to soul communication in this physical realm. Then upon our next life, we will choose our life's path and be as Shamans and walk both worlds and work to get to the next level. But, our lives have multiple purposes just as any sacred work created by soul inspiration. As we work to proceed to the next level, we work to create new beauty in this physical realm and to show the true Glory of the Universe.
Showing posts with label 2008. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2008. Show all posts
Monday, December 29, 2008
Friday, December 12, 2008
The Spirit of Thanksgiving
The Spirit of Thanksgiving
by Robert G Parent
Thanksgiving is the beginning of the season of lights. When we come to the light with a thankful spirit, we see the whole season differently. Some see the season monetarily, some see what they can get, and some see where they can give.
Also when we come into the season of lights with a thankful spirit, we see the truth that is within all the religious celebrations. Why do we make or focus on the differences between all the religions, instead of honoring the similarities? All religion and spiritual thought have the same foundations -- trying to understand the soul and those lives beyond our physical senses.
Also when we come into the season of lights with a thankful spirit, we see the differences as seasoning that make this life experience excited and wonderful to live. It's the differences that help humanity learn and grow. Its the differences that bring us new understanding because without anything new, humanity will degenerate and not discover their potential and their purpose in the Universe God.
by Robert G Parent
Thanksgiving is the beginning of the season of lights. When we come to the light with a thankful spirit, we see the whole season differently. Some see the season monetarily, some see what they can get, and some see where they can give.
Also when we come into the season of lights with a thankful spirit, we see the truth that is within all the religious celebrations. Why do we make or focus on the differences between all the religions, instead of honoring the similarities? All religion and spiritual thought have the same foundations -- trying to understand the soul and those lives beyond our physical senses.
Also when we come into the season of lights with a thankful spirit, we see the differences as seasoning that make this life experience excited and wonderful to live. It's the differences that help humanity learn and grow. Its the differences that bring us new understanding because without anything new, humanity will degenerate and not discover their potential and their purpose in the Universe God.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
New Music Show
Drive your browsers over to my Power OGG Blog and check out some Christmas music from Geoff Smith.
Click here to go to the new music show.
Click here to go to the new music show.
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Pink Friday
Black friday is also Pink Friday this year. What is Pink Friday? Check out the website PinkFriday.org. Check out this all day webcast to raise money for Breast Cancer.
Rick Rolled!
Even in the Macy's 2008 parade, I got Rick Rolled.
Sitting in my chair, around 10:55 am Eastern Standard Time. The float for Foster's Home of Imaginary people, getting ready to listen to the theme song for "The Courtship of Eddie's Father" and Damn...I Got Rick Rolled. Is nothing sacred? :)
Oh well, I guess that is part of the fun of Thanksgiving.
Sitting in my chair, around 10:55 am Eastern Standard Time. The float for Foster's Home of Imaginary people, getting ready to listen to the theme song for "The Courtship of Eddie's Father" and Damn...I Got Rick Rolled. Is nothing sacred? :)
Oh well, I guess that is part of the fun of Thanksgiving.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
A new seed planted
what we need is to get the momentum of the Libertarian Party rolling.
LP.org "A New Seed"
A new seed planted
by Robert G Parent
It is important for all Americans to unite behind true ideas,
to give our energies, our hope, and our faith to a national idea that is truely by the people and for the people. It is not a time of separation. It is a time of unity. Our founding fathers call out to us from the halls of history to take our country back to the spirit of the constitution, water that seed, and grow a new future for our children's children. It is our duty to honor life, liberty, and the pursuit of hapiness for the greater freedom for not just Americans, but all creations within the body of God.
LP.org "A New Seed"
A new seed planted
by Robert G Parent
It is important for all Americans to unite behind true ideas,
to give our energies, our hope, and our faith to a national idea that is truely by the people and for the people. It is not a time of separation. It is a time of unity. Our founding fathers call out to us from the halls of history to take our country back to the spirit of the constitution, water that seed, and grow a new future for our children's children. It is our duty to honor life, liberty, and the pursuit of hapiness for the greater freedom for not just Americans, but all creations within the body of God.
Libertarian Party
This is from the Libertarian Party website:
"Are Libertarians liberal or conservative?
"Libertarians are neither. Unlike liberals or conservatives, Libertarians advocate a high degree of both personal and economic liberty. For example, Libertarians advocate freedom in economic matters, so we're in favor of lowering taxes, slashing bureaucratic regulation of business, and charitable -- rather than government -- welfare. But Libertarians are also socially tolerant. We won't demand laws or restrictions on other people who we may not agree because of personal actions or lifestyles.
"Think of us as a group of people with a "live and let live" mentality and a balanced checkbook.
"In a sense, Libertarians “borrow” from both sides to come up with a logical and consistent whole -- but without the exceptions and broken promises of Republican and Democratic politicians. That's why we call ourselves the Party of Principle."
"Are Libertarians liberal or conservative?
"Libertarians are neither. Unlike liberals or conservatives, Libertarians advocate a high degree of both personal and economic liberty. For example, Libertarians advocate freedom in economic matters, so we're in favor of lowering taxes, slashing bureaucratic regulation of business, and charitable -- rather than government -- welfare. But Libertarians are also socially tolerant. We won't demand laws or restrictions on other people who we may not agree because of personal actions or lifestyles.
"Think of us as a group of people with a "live and let live" mentality and a balanced checkbook.
"In a sense, Libertarians “borrow” from both sides to come up with a logical and consistent whole -- but without the exceptions and broken promises of Republican and Democratic politicians. That's why we call ourselves the Party of Principle."
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Thoughts on the Gathering of Lights
Thoughts on the Gathering of Lights
I had some insights in my daily meditation about the Gathering. The Gathering is not where all lights gather in one country or state, but to gather on Earth, which is the one place. Everyone of us need to shine our love in the area where we are. Because if all the lights only gathered in one country, one state the physical world would be unbalenced. In the second stanza of the song of 144,000 says that the Love be enflamed, the way that I see this and manifest that stanza is to imagine the love expanding out from my heart to my physical body, to my emotional body, to my mental body, to my auric field, where I glow like a sun. Just as the Earth needs the Sun for her warmth and life, those around us need our love to shine for their warmth, love, and to see who they truely are. And if we radiate Love where we are, the world will become more in balence and the shadows revealed and our growth expanded.
Robert G Parent
I believe that the song is not only what we say but how we should live.
The song of 144.000:
song of 144 000
by JJ Dewey from the "Immortal Book 1"
“We thank you Father that you have revealed to us your protective
universal light; that within this light is complete protection
from all destructive forces; that the Holy Spirit of Your Presence
permeates us in this light, and wherever we will the light to descend.”
“We thank you Father that you fill us with your protective
fires of Love; that within this love is complete protection from all
destructive thoughts and feelings; that the consciousness of Christ
is lifted up in us in this love, and wherever we will the love to be
enflamed.”
“We thank you Father that you are in us and we are in you;
that through us Your Will is sent forth on wings of power; that Your
Purpose is accomplished on earth as it is in heaven; that through
us Your Light and Love and Power is manifest to all the Sons and
Daughters of Mankind.”
I had some insights in my daily meditation about the Gathering. The Gathering is not where all lights gather in one country or state, but to gather on Earth, which is the one place. Everyone of us need to shine our love in the area where we are. Because if all the lights only gathered in one country, one state the physical world would be unbalenced. In the second stanza of the song of 144,000 says that the Love be enflamed, the way that I see this and manifest that stanza is to imagine the love expanding out from my heart to my physical body, to my emotional body, to my mental body, to my auric field, where I glow like a sun. Just as the Earth needs the Sun for her warmth and life, those around us need our love to shine for their warmth, love, and to see who they truely are. And if we radiate Love where we are, the world will become more in balence and the shadows revealed and our growth expanded.
Robert G Parent
I believe that the song is not only what we say but how we should live.
The song of 144.000:
song of 144 000
by JJ Dewey from the "Immortal Book 1"
“We thank you Father that you have revealed to us your protective
universal light; that within this light is complete protection
from all destructive forces; that the Holy Spirit of Your Presence
permeates us in this light, and wherever we will the light to descend.”
“We thank you Father that you fill us with your protective
fires of Love; that within this love is complete protection from all
destructive thoughts and feelings; that the consciousness of Christ
is lifted up in us in this love, and wherever we will the love to be
enflamed.”
“We thank you Father that you are in us and we are in you;
that through us Your Will is sent forth on wings of power; that Your
Purpose is accomplished on earth as it is in heaven; that through
us Your Light and Love and Power is manifest to all the Sons and
Daughters of Mankind.”
Friday, November 07, 2008
Team Sarah
I'm watching Laura Ingraham hosting "the O'Reilly Factor" and I found out about this awesome website: Team Sarah. In my Opinion (IMO), the choice John McCain made to have Sarah Palin as his Vice President was the best choice he made. We will see Sarah Palin again -- hopfully in 2012.
Robert
Robert
Sunday, October 26, 2008
the real solution for health insurance
the real solution for health insurance
by Robert G Parent
Why do people and politicians think that the best solution for health care is that we all should have health insurance instead of lowering the cost of health care. If health care prices were more in line with the market, we would not need insurance. This idea came to me as I had to go to my doctors office for a test that I needed to get a job. I don't have insurance. The doctor's visit was $200 for a little longer than 5 minutes ( I waited in the waiting room for about 15 minutes ). $200 for a five minute visit? When I had insurance my deductible was $25, so apparently the doctor charged the insurance company $175. Can you imagine this same pricing structure at a McDonald's or Walmart?
Both presidential candidates and all those in congress need to rethink this health care/health insurance solution.
by Robert G Parent
Why do people and politicians think that the best solution for health care is that we all should have health insurance instead of lowering the cost of health care. If health care prices were more in line with the market, we would not need insurance. This idea came to me as I had to go to my doctors office for a test that I needed to get a job. I don't have insurance. The doctor's visit was $200 for a little longer than 5 minutes ( I waited in the waiting room for about 15 minutes ). $200 for a five minute visit? When I had insurance my deductible was $25, so apparently the doctor charged the insurance company $175. Can you imagine this same pricing structure at a McDonald's or Walmart?
Both presidential candidates and all those in congress need to rethink this health care/health insurance solution.
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
The Presidental Debate for October 7, 2008
The Presidental Debate for October 7, 2008
by Robert G Parent
I watched the debate last night between John McCain and Obama, and to keep it short and sweet, was a failure. The debate was basically both Obama and John McCain friendly attacking each other and defending their positions. It was a town hall debate. I would've liked it if both candidates would've stayed within the time limits and answered more questions from the American People.
I also wanted to say that both healthcare plans are not as good as they could be. I diffently don't like Obama's national healthcare plan, look at what the government did with social security and medicare. McCain's plan is better giving us $5000 on our insurance and the ability to shop around for a better price plan, even if it is in another state. I think we need to continue to be creative in improving our healthcare system.
I think healthcare should be more local, like the concept of a credit union, but for healthcare. where people and their families open up a healthcare account and the whole family once they start working would pay into it.
by Robert G Parent
I watched the debate last night between John McCain and Obama, and to keep it short and sweet, was a failure. The debate was basically both Obama and John McCain friendly attacking each other and defending their positions. It was a town hall debate. I would've liked it if both candidates would've stayed within the time limits and answered more questions from the American People.
I also wanted to say that both healthcare plans are not as good as they could be. I diffently don't like Obama's national healthcare plan, look at what the government did with social security and medicare. McCain's plan is better giving us $5000 on our insurance and the ability to shop around for a better price plan, even if it is in another state. I think we need to continue to be creative in improving our healthcare system.
I think healthcare should be more local, like the concept of a credit union, but for healthcare. where people and their families open up a healthcare account and the whole family once they start working would pay into it.
Saturday, October 04, 2008
Love
Love
by Robert G Parent
When Jesus was here and walking the Earth for the first time, he brought us a new way to love. There were many that were attracted to his words and took them to heart. There were also those who lived in the pit of fear, fear that they would lose themselves or the power they enjoyed. Those people made the most trouble and had the most to learn.
There was also the Buddha, I'm not sure if he came before or after Jesus. I think he came before Jesus. He also taught of a different aspect of love.
I move a little closer to our time where groups of people came in to teach us about love and respect. And gave people a way to move out of their fear and into the knowledge and power of love.
First, there were the Native Americans. They brought a new thinking on love, respect, and the world around us all. The europian settlers had to overcome the fear of the unknown and embrace a new way of seeing the world around them.
Then, there was the women's movement where men had to love and respect women in a new way. Men had to face their fear of the powerful feminine energy.
Then, there were the blacks and the asian peoples who looked different from the white people. They all had to love and respect each other in a new way and had to face the fear of someone who appeared different from each other.
Next, came the gay peoples. This was the beginning for people to change their understanding of gender ( the final physical barrier ). They give us all a new lesson in how to love others who are different, even though there are parts that gay and straight people share in how alike they each are.
Now, there is the transgendered people. Again, the transgendered came to teach us all a new way to love uncondictionally. Those who are not transgendered have to overcome their fears of how they see themselves, others, and their worlds. They have to overcome their fear of ascepting the similarities they have with the transgendered.
Over the past 2000 years, there have been people and groups of people who have come to teach the majority of humans more about the power of love. All you have to do to see this truth is to do your own research, thinking, and pondering on this. I think that we all can see that if all the people in the world were just to love themselves and their neighbors. We, the human race, would be better then we've been in the past. And, I think that if we do, we'd come to realize and know our combined power, knowledge, and wisdom. There is a great truth in the statement "united we stand and divided we fall."
by Robert G Parent
When Jesus was here and walking the Earth for the first time, he brought us a new way to love. There were many that were attracted to his words and took them to heart. There were also those who lived in the pit of fear, fear that they would lose themselves or the power they enjoyed. Those people made the most trouble and had the most to learn.
There was also the Buddha, I'm not sure if he came before or after Jesus. I think he came before Jesus. He also taught of a different aspect of love.
I move a little closer to our time where groups of people came in to teach us about love and respect. And gave people a way to move out of their fear and into the knowledge and power of love.
First, there were the Native Americans. They brought a new thinking on love, respect, and the world around us all. The europian settlers had to overcome the fear of the unknown and embrace a new way of seeing the world around them.
Then, there was the women's movement where men had to love and respect women in a new way. Men had to face their fear of the powerful feminine energy.
Then, there were the blacks and the asian peoples who looked different from the white people. They all had to love and respect each other in a new way and had to face the fear of someone who appeared different from each other.
Next, came the gay peoples. This was the beginning for people to change their understanding of gender ( the final physical barrier ). They give us all a new lesson in how to love others who are different, even though there are parts that gay and straight people share in how alike they each are.
Now, there is the transgendered people. Again, the transgendered came to teach us all a new way to love uncondictionally. Those who are not transgendered have to overcome their fears of how they see themselves, others, and their worlds. They have to overcome their fear of ascepting the similarities they have with the transgendered.
Over the past 2000 years, there have been people and groups of people who have come to teach the majority of humans more about the power of love. All you have to do to see this truth is to do your own research, thinking, and pondering on this. I think that we all can see that if all the people in the world were just to love themselves and their neighbors. We, the human race, would be better then we've been in the past. And, I think that if we do, we'd come to realize and know our combined power, knowledge, and wisdom. There is a great truth in the statement "united we stand and divided we fall."
What Teacher's Make
Teachers are important. We all have had teachers that have inspired us. And because of that, we become teachers that inspire. This is the cycle of life.
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
about Barack Obama
about Barack Obama's
Hey all, just came across this article and video about Obama. This give me question about the Obama candidate. I look forward to the debates.
from the power line blog
The Truth Hurts
The Truth Hurts
They also wrote in their article:
you can find this article on their webpage:
Aug 26, 2008
"August 26, 2008
Would An Obama Justice Department Be Used to Prosecute Conservatives?
"We noted here efforts by Barack Obama's campaign to shut down his critics' free speech. In particular, Obama obviously doesn't want the public to know about his long-term, cozy relationship with proud-to-be-a-terrorist Bill Ayers. Now, Obama himself has upped the ante by demanding that the conservative who funded the Ayers ad be criminally prosecuted:
"Obama general counsel Bob Bauer today sent a second, sharper letter to the Justice Department, directly attacking the Dallas billionaire funding a harsh attack ad, Harold Simmons.
"'We reiterate our request that the Department of Justice fulfill its commitment to take prompt action to investigate and to prosecute the American issues Project, and we further request that the Department of Justice investigate and prosecute Howard (sic) Simmons for a knowing and willful violation of the individual aggregate contribution limits," he wrote.
"Obama's suggestion that it is illegal for a 501(c)(4) entity to fund issue ads that are negative toward him appears ludicrous. Here's the real question, though: if Obama is elected President, will he appoint an Attorney General who will carry out politically-motivated prosecutions like the one he is now demanding? I suppose we can't know for sure, but why wouldn't he? If he demands criminal prosecution of free speech that opposes his political interests when he's a candidate, why wouldn't he order it as President?
Hey all, just came across this article and video about Obama. This give me question about the Obama candidate. I look forward to the debates.
from the power line blog
The Truth Hurts
The Truth Hurts
They also wrote in their article:
you can find this article on their webpage:
Aug 26, 2008
"August 26, 2008
Would An Obama Justice Department Be Used to Prosecute Conservatives?
"We noted here efforts by Barack Obama's campaign to shut down his critics' free speech. In particular, Obama obviously doesn't want the public to know about his long-term, cozy relationship with proud-to-be-a-terrorist Bill Ayers. Now, Obama himself has upped the ante by demanding that the conservative who funded the Ayers ad be criminally prosecuted:
"Obama general counsel Bob Bauer today sent a second, sharper letter to the Justice Department, directly attacking the Dallas billionaire funding a harsh attack ad, Harold Simmons.
"'We reiterate our request that the Department of Justice fulfill its commitment to take prompt action to investigate and to prosecute the American issues Project, and we further request that the Department of Justice investigate and prosecute Howard (sic) Simmons for a knowing and willful violation of the individual aggregate contribution limits," he wrote.
"Obama's suggestion that it is illegal for a 501(c)(4) entity to fund issue ads that are negative toward him appears ludicrous. Here's the real question, though: if Obama is elected President, will he appoint an Attorney General who will carry out politically-motivated prosecutions like the one he is now demanding? I suppose we can't know for sure, but why wouldn't he? If he demands criminal prosecution of free speech that opposes his political interests when he's a candidate, why wouldn't he order it as President?
Saturday, August 16, 2008
The Dangers of a High Soy Diet
The Dangers of a High Soy Diet
Hey all, I came upon this You Tube video about soy that people should know. Of course this is one person's opinion but maybe by doing our own research on this we'd come up with either confirmation of these facts or get new insights into the our bodies. Enjoy the vid.
Robert
Hey all, I came upon this You Tube video about soy that people should know. Of course this is one person's opinion but maybe by doing our own research on this we'd come up with either confirmation of these facts or get new insights into the our bodies. Enjoy the vid.
Robert
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Light in the Darkness
Light in the Darkness
by Robert G Parent
I want to talk about the times we live in now, everyone is saying recession, tough economic time, job market, housing markets, stock markets are down. All people see is the darkness that is out there. Well maybe not all people, there are those in the financial business that understand cycles. Who say, there is opportunity out there. I say they are right.
I'm out of a job currently and have been looking for one, for the past two months now. And you know, there are many jobs out there. There are companies still growing and need good people, which they have plenty to choose from. I've been interviewed for jobs in companies that lead to management ( Leadership ) positions. I've been thinking about leadership and management for some time now and didn't realize those types of jobs until now, until I was jobless at my percieved lowest place. I have a better chance to get into a better job, and it looks like that whatever is my next job. It will lead to leadership. There is light in the darkness. Or, maybe it's best said, when you shine a light on your darkness, your fears, and see what is really there, you also see opportunity.
You can be at the very bottom, at least from your point of view, in the metiphorical pit of darkness, and look around, shine a light on the darkness, you will see the opportunity out there. It can lead you out of the capitivity, the captivity of our fears, to a new land, a new place. Because its when you perceive yourself to be at your lowest that you can soar among the clouds. What it all boils down to is where do you want to put your attention, in the bucket of Crabs or soaring with the Eagles. The choice is always ours.
by Robert G Parent
I want to talk about the times we live in now, everyone is saying recession, tough economic time, job market, housing markets, stock markets are down. All people see is the darkness that is out there. Well maybe not all people, there are those in the financial business that understand cycles. Who say, there is opportunity out there. I say they are right.
I'm out of a job currently and have been looking for one, for the past two months now. And you know, there are many jobs out there. There are companies still growing and need good people, which they have plenty to choose from. I've been interviewed for jobs in companies that lead to management ( Leadership ) positions. I've been thinking about leadership and management for some time now and didn't realize those types of jobs until now, until I was jobless at my percieved lowest place. I have a better chance to get into a better job, and it looks like that whatever is my next job. It will lead to leadership. There is light in the darkness. Or, maybe it's best said, when you shine a light on your darkness, your fears, and see what is really there, you also see opportunity.
You can be at the very bottom, at least from your point of view, in the metiphorical pit of darkness, and look around, shine a light on the darkness, you will see the opportunity out there. It can lead you out of the capitivity, the captivity of our fears, to a new land, a new place. Because its when you perceive yourself to be at your lowest that you can soar among the clouds. What it all boils down to is where do you want to put your attention, in the bucket of Crabs or soaring with the Eagles. The choice is always ours.
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Can employees sue employers?
Can employees sue employers?
by Robert G Parent
There is an idea going around the Internet and on TV, which is that employers say they have the right to ask an employee to lose weight or lose their job. If employers can do that, can an employee sue the employer for helping them become overweight by supplying them with junk food, including Coke and Pepsi that is in lunchroom vending machines? Also, what about luncheons that companies have for their employees at holidays and special times throughout the year to celebrate a variety of events, usually what's served is fat foods? Also, if an employer forces an employee to lose weight, should the employer also pay the cost for diet programs, like Jenny Craig, NutriSystem, WeightWatchers or other programs to help the employee lose weight? Who will decide what plan the employee uses? And if the plan doesn't work, what then? I think that the path these employers are going down could harm them in their overall running of their business and could lead their company to some bad PR and a lack of finding good employees to work at that company. I mean, if companies force employees on this personal behavior, what else would they force their employees to do? But an employer that supports, not force, their employees will gain a loyal employee. Isn't it cheaper and more stable to keep employees then to fire and try and get more employees?
by Robert G Parent
There is an idea going around the Internet and on TV, which is that employers say they have the right to ask an employee to lose weight or lose their job. If employers can do that, can an employee sue the employer for helping them become overweight by supplying them with junk food, including Coke and Pepsi that is in lunchroom vending machines? Also, what about luncheons that companies have for their employees at holidays and special times throughout the year to celebrate a variety of events, usually what's served is fat foods? Also, if an employer forces an employee to lose weight, should the employer also pay the cost for diet programs, like Jenny Craig, NutriSystem, WeightWatchers or other programs to help the employee lose weight? Who will decide what plan the employee uses? And if the plan doesn't work, what then? I think that the path these employers are going down could harm them in their overall running of their business and could lead their company to some bad PR and a lack of finding good employees to work at that company. I mean, if companies force employees on this personal behavior, what else would they force their employees to do? But an employer that supports, not force, their employees will gain a loyal employee. Isn't it cheaper and more stable to keep employees then to fire and try and get more employees?
Thursday, July 03, 2008
A walk down memory lane
I thought this was a cool video on the Onion. Enjoy this glimpse of a past time. It seems as if it were only yesterday. :)
Historic ‘Blockbuster’ Store Offers Glimpse Of How Movies Were Rented In The Past
Historic �Blockbuster� Store Offers Glimpse Of How Movies Were Rented In The Past
Historic ‘Blockbuster’ Store Offers Glimpse Of How Movies Were Rented In The Past
Historic �Blockbuster� Store Offers Glimpse Of How Movies Were Rented In The Past
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Zero Point Field
Zero Point Field
by
Robert G Parent
an understanding of creativity, being closer to the God force, and gender.
by
Robert G Parent
an understanding of creativity, being closer to the God force, and gender.
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