Women rescue the world

Learning to listen to emotions

Meditating and listening, observing in silence of the mind - becoming harmony, and acceptance. This isn't the way of the warrior - this isn't the old way of the masculine.
Letting things grow, peacefully, watching with a heart filled with joy, no judgement but a genuine love for all things - this isn't the old way of the explorer.
Respecting all things, all animals, all nature, remembering we are part of it - and she's part of us - embracing this feeling with awe - this isn't the old way of the hunter.
Seeing everybody as brothers and sisters, on the same level, horizontally arranged in the magnificent net of life - this isn't the old way of the ruler.

We are moving into an era of pure flexibility, of acceptance, where everything that resist will be absorbed, where the keyword is water and the symbol is fluid. No more beliefs, no more master, because the old time is over.
What are emotions but the thoughts of the heart?
And who can understand this better than the women?

 

 Man and woman hand in hand again

In the old day there was this feud - the woman has been made responsible for the fall of man - by whom? by the men, why because men were afraid. The fear spread, and the Iron age started that way.

By putting women out of balance.

Now this time is over, man is realizing his dual nature - man is man and woman - he is both and if he hurts the feminine - he hurts himself.

Man can't go any further ignoring this ; his logic, his desire for power, his disconnection with nature has lead him into conflict, into war, into the most fearful situation, and he certainly will resist, as he always had, but that doesn't matter - the situation is different now.

The only exit is acceptance, and harmony, being flexible, and loving.

Western women can come to the rescue of the world | Dalai Lama Center for Peace and Education: The Dalai Lama, like his great friend Archbishop Desmond Tutu, does not mince words when it comes to women. He has said on numerous occasions that he inherited his prodigious compassion from his mother. He believes that women, with their nurturing instinct, are naturally more compassionate. He wants to see more female ministers of defence, and is delighted that Spain has one. If wars are a fact of life, then it would be better if women were in charge, according to him, since they are more likely to empathize with those who suffer during conflicts.