What is so sad today is the lack of respect
from so many to those whose lives they depend on to help them, yet
consideration for them is not forth coming.
The changes that are happening on a
vibrational level will now oust out all whose idea is to simply take and not
give in the true sense of the word. Many
will find themselves now out in the wilderness with only themselves to blame
and where they will be passed over for those whose gratefulness is genuine and
where real appreciation is forth coming.
No more will the generous hearted soul be
taken for granted or even used anymore.
That tide is now turning in a massive way to the needs of those who do
give generously. They will find they are
rewarded beyond their wildest dreams.
For them, life takes on a different veil of
expectancy and where their good works are clearly rewarded for all time. They will be able to enjoy great feats of
success, as they once again begin to believe in themselves and their worth.
No longer will they be a slave to the
ungracious. They are being moved on and
their tasks will allow them a better way to live and to be appreciated by those
whose own lives had been taunted by the selfish and the uncaring.
There now is a different philosophy where
one has to earn the right to be treated with respect by the givers of this
world and no longer can they take it for granted.
The world is now turning upside down and
those who were tolerated for their misdeeds will see themselves alone and no
longer accepted.
They have brought about unhappiness and
pain by their actions and they must be seen for what they are and be left alone
to their own devices, which will be sadly lacking.
Forgiveness comes in at a very high price
and will not be easily given. It is only
rewarded by efforts of goodwill and where a generous nature is acknowledged,
not just for a period of a short time, but for all time if they are to reap any
rewards at all.
Meanwhile, those whose caring hearts are
always at the forefront of their lives, will see great changes happen to them
and where the rewards are always constant.
Theirs has been a lifetime of giving and so much appreciation is
afforded to them always.
Jenny Ayers
Sunday, 27th April 2014
“We
must be grateful for what we have and not moan for what we want. The Higher Intelligence knows what we can
safely deal with, so we must earn enough respect to receive what we may wish
for silently.”
An Exceptional Female Voice
“In the world today it is refreshing to hear of something
worthwhile and sobering. Mexican writer and journalist Elena Poniatowska has
received the most important award for literature in the Spanish language.
“The
Cervantes Prize was presented to Elena by King Juan Carlos of Spain in a
ceremony in the town of Alcala de Henares. It is the birth place of Miguel de
Cervantes.
“Elena,
who is 81, is only the fourth woman to be awarded this prize in its four
decades-long history. Her writings explore the social injustices of Mexico. One
of her most famous investigative works is ‘Massacre
in Mexico’, which chronicles the
1968 killings. There, hundreds of student protesters in Mexico City were
brutally killed at the hands of the military.
“Another
of her famous pieces a non-fiction work, ‘Nothing,
Nobody: The Voices of the Mexico City Earthquake’. Here she reported on the
aftermath of the 1985 quake. More than 10,000 people died and there was lack of
action by the Government. Interspersing victims’ personal stories and her own
reflections she has created a powerful account. Her account describes the
ensuing disintegration of the fabric of society.
“Many
of her works have focused on roles of Mexican women, especially in their
history, ‘Women of the Mexican Revolution’,
which traces the story of women soldiers through photographs and text.
“In
Elena’s acceptance speech she recalled the nation’s less fortunate people and
the continuing struggle of its women. She is an amazing woman and is an
inspiration to many Mexican women, who see her as the voice piece where so many
do not have a voice. Her sensibility is like a breath of fresh air.
“The
Mexican Government should take note and learn from this distinguished writer
and journalist. There should be many more female voices, but like all greats
this one is exceptional.”
27th April 2014 (jandmayers twitter and ladylydialondon twitter)
“If
everybody you love loved you, then life would be a dream. So do your best to spread unconditional love
and see the returns that you have earned by your love bringing happiness and
fulfilment.”
The Tide of Women’s Rights is Turning
“In Iran they are
marking Women’s Day and Mr Rouhani has urged equal opportunities and rights for
both men and women. He has criticised those who consider women’s presence in
society as a threat. He further said Iran has a long way to go to ensure gender
equality.
“Foreign activist
groups argue that Iran’s laws discriminate against women. Yet Rouhani still
maintains that he will not accept the culture of sexual discrimination against
women. Women must enjoy equal opportunity, equal protection and equal social
rights, all this he said on Iranian television.
“Yet
Iran’s Supreme leader, the highest authority in the land, states that he did not
oppose women’s employment, but it should not conflict with their main issue,
which was women’s role in the family environment and the household, even
though, women in Iran have served as lawmakers in Parliament.
“In
2012, several Iranian universities introduced rules banning female students
from nearly 80 degree courses. They are drawing criticism from campaigners. A
human rights group Amnesty International said in its 2013 report that Iranian
women faced discrimination.
“This is in law
and practice with relation to marriage and divorce. Also their inheritance
rights were not observed together with child custody and nationality and
international travel.
“In May 2013, a
constitutional body in Iran ruled that women could not run in Presidential
elections all in all, women should know their place, which is in the home where
they can be of no harm to men. It is men who seek to maintain the upper hand in
Iranian life.
“They
are truly afraid of women to install such draconian methods to keep them
subservient in this day and age. But women the entire world over are starting
to fight back with every means at their disposal. Men will need to think very
carefully if they wish to continue in this selfish way.
“More
women are becoming independent and they will no longer tolerate these rulings
by men. The Internet is a powerful tool and women are now uniting in a common
theme of united power and support, which is growing daily.
“Iran
will need to come into the 21st century whether it likes it or not. There
are subtle ways in which women do win and this is happening all the time. They
have after all right on their side and justice will be done whether men accept
it or not. The tide is turning and can never be stopped!”
22nd April 2014 (jandmayers and ladylydialondon twitter)
“This is
the most important time of your life. It
is the now that you are in. The past is
done with and you are shaping your future today, so get it right and heed all
your inner self can help you with – you know it makes sense!”
Bail Out or Bail In?
“MEP’s have backed
rules for a banking safety net to minimise the risk of further taxpayer-funded
bailouts. It is now necessary for a European authority to be able to wind up or
restructure failing banks.
“The EU banking
union reforms will create contingency funds of $76bn by bank levies so that the
cash can be injected before the bank actually fails, which is what happened in
Cyprus and Greece.
“They
had to be bailed out with taxpayers’ money. This is at least a step in the
right direction. This new legislation comes in to safeguard banks doing their
own irresponsible thing by running amok.
“Unfortunately
the Eurozone still does not have credible backstops to deal with a major
systemic failure like the 2008 financial crash, but matters are now in place to
stem this tide of deceit and appalling banking practice.
“It
is up to the European Central Bank to put safeguards in to protect the
taxpayer, who is always at the brunt of bad practice. This package of banking
reforms enshrines in binding rules the principle of bail-in, so that
shareholders and creditors pay for their banks mistakes and not the taxpayers.
“There
will be more reforms, as has already been predicted by myself previously. Gradually
an iron tight fence of laws will be implemented and the banking system will
never be the same again!”
16th April 2014 (ladylydialondon
twitter)
“Starting
as you mean to go on is a good thought, but adjustments have to be made along
the way or no progress can be made. It
is no use being blind to the better way of being”
Remember Those who Report for You
“The Guardian
& Washington Post have shared the Pulitzer Prize for public service
journalism for a series of stories on US electronic spying. Their reporting was
based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward
Snowden.
“Among
other winners of the top prize in US journalism was the Boston Globe for
breaking news reporting. Also two staff writers of Reuters news agency were
awarded the prize for international reporting.
“In
the case of the Guardian newspaper their reporting sparked off a debate about
the relationships between Government and the public over issues of security and
privacy. Their publications were both authoritative and insightful.
“This
helped the public understand where the disclosures fit in the larger framework
of national security. Mr Snowden himself has said the Guardian’s award is a
vindication for everyone who believes that the public has a role in Government.
“Josh
Haner won the feature photography category for a moving essay on a Boston
Marathon bomb blast victim who lost most of both legs. Many journalists are
imprisoned for doing their jobs like the Aljazeera staff, who were dealing with
sensitive issues in Egypt. They are Peter Greste, Baher Mohamed, and Mohamed
Fahmy
“Prosecutors have
failed to produce any evidence for their imprisonment, yet they are held now
for 108 days without trial. The court even denies them bail and has adjourned
their trial four times. There is international condemnation, as journalists
need to cover issues around the world without fear of imprisonment.
“We
must never forget Marie Colvin. She was a Sunday Times journalist and a French
photographer, who were killed in the besieged Syrian city of Homs. Colvin was
known for wearing a black eye patch after she lost an eye due to shrapnel wound
while working in Sri Lanka in 2001.
“These
journalists covering these kinds of work shoulder great responsibilities and
sometimes they face the ultimate price. We, the general public, owe it to the
brave efforts of all these courageous reporters and their colleagues.
“They
keep working in the face of extraordinary intimidation and circumstances. These
journalistic rewards are much needed and more should be acknowledged by the
general public. If it were not for them, the truth would never come out!”
15th April 2014 (jandmayers twitter)
Ego
says: "Once everything falls into place I will find peace."
Spirit
says: "Find peace and everything will fall into place."
The Natural Way to Turn Off the Street Lamp
“In the
Netherlands they have now a 500m stretch of highway which has glow in the dark
markings. This new invention is paint which has a photo-luminising powder that
charges up in the daytime. It then is able to slowly release a green glow at
night.
“This
invention is to do away with street lighting – an interactive artist together
with a Dutch civil engineering firm has worked on the idea. It is the first
time ‘glowing lines’ technology has been piloted on the road.
“Once
this paint has absorbed daylight, it can glow for up to eight hours in the dark.
The Dutch Government are shutting down street lighting at night to save money. Energy
is becoming much more important than we could ever have imagined 50 years ago.
“This
revolutionary idea is all about safety and the more that can be done to light
up darken roads the better for all. The inventor Daan Roosegaarde was already
working on projects involving energy-neutral streetlights when he came up with
this idea.
“He
thought of jelly fish that give out light yet have no solar panel and no energy
bill. Nature is a wonderful thing and all our inspiration comes from nature and
its natural laws.
“We just need to
look at Leonardo da Vinci, who was an inventor, engineer as well as a painter
and geologist. He invented the parachute, diving suit and air flight all from
watching and learning about nature.
“We are so rich in
this world. However we need the skills of those whose minds are receptive to
the Higher Intelligence to see what is all around us. The answers are all there
when we have time to look.”
15th April 2014 (ladylydialondon
twitter)
“Since love grows within you, so beauty grows. For love is
the beauty of the soul.” Augustine of Hippo (354-430)
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Finally we continue to send you our love and wish you well
as the world continues to change at a remarkable rate.
Our
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The
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to do in order to change our own outlooks and work for the Greater Good for all
to survive and progress as well as ourselves, our families and our friends.
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