Touching the Spirituality of the Mind

An Easier Way to Life  

<h4>Touching Your Spirituality of the Mind</h4>

Everyone seems to complain on how challenging life has become. My great grandmother said it when I was little. My grandmother said it. I, also, remember my mother and father saying how challenging and fast paced life has become. Needless to say as any kid I had to ask why and no one had much of an answer. At a young age I started on my search to find the answers to all of my questions about life.  

I hope that you will bear with me and read my open thoughts. Things are challenging because we make them that way and I hope display the simplicity of life.   

The fifth week of pregnancy, or the third week after conception, marks the activation of the embryonic stage. This is when the baby's <a href="" title="brain - an organ of soft nervous tissue contained in the skull of vertebrates, functioning as the coordinating center of sensation and intellectual and nervous activity."><em>brain</em></a>, spinal cord, heart and other internal organs begin to form.

Eighteen weeks into the pregnancy, or 16 weeks after conception, your baby's ears begin to stand out on the sides of their head. The baby begins to hear.

Based upon the research of Dr. Kanwaljeet "Sunny" Anand, a University of Tennessee professor of pediatrics, anesthesiology, and neurobiology, promoted the thought that at twenty (20) weeks post-conception is the point when a fetus begins to feel pain, "the baby responds the same way you and I respond to pain, by <a href="" title="re·coil - suddenly spring or flinch back in fear, horror, or disgust."><em>recoiling</em></a>."  

  <em>At some point between the 16th week and the 20th we feel the emotions and hear the world around us of the vessel we are within. We are actually learning and embracing our environment! </em>  

Keep in mind the old saying we are what we eat… When there is turmoil and anger or peace and love we're making that apart of the self. This is the <a href="" title="core - the central or most important part of something"><em>core</em></a> of our being!

<h3>When I was trying to determine the simplicity of life I had to ask; what is the first thing we do at birth?</h3>

We leave the comfort of the womb to the open air and sure enough the first thing we attempt is to find our way back. We <a href="" title="ex·plore - travel in or through an unfamiliar country or area in order to learn about or familiarize oneself with it."><em>explore</em></a> until we <a href="" title="dis·cov·er - find something or someone - unexpectedly or in the course of a search."><em>discover</em></a> We will make ourselves comfortable as possible then the quest for food all the while we <a href="" title="share - tell someone about something."><em>share</em></a> the experience in our way.  During this important time there are a few other factors taking place we are cuddling and receiving affection and security. In our minds we relate <a href="" title="cud·dle - hold close in ones arms as a way of showing love or affection. He cuddles the baby close. Synonyms: hug, embrace, clasp, hold tight, hold/fold in ones arms, snuggle - she picked up the baby and cuddled him. Cuddling is well known for helping depression."><em>cuddle</em></a>, <a href="" title="af·fec·tion - a gentle feeling of fondness or liking. Synonyms: fondness, love, liking, tenderness, warmth, devotion, endearment, care, caring, attachment, friendship"><em>affection</em></a>, and <a href="" title="se·cu·ri·ty - the state of being free from danger or threat."><em>security</em></a> with <a href="" title="love - an intense feeling of deep affection. Synonyms: deep affection, fondness, tenderness, warmth, intimacy, attachment, endearment"><em>love</em></a>.  

I know this is a jump but hopefully you will see where this is going. Where does a <a href="" title="pred·a·tor - 1. an animal that naturally preys on others. 2. a person or group that ruthlessly exploits others."><em>predator</em></a> and war come from? Life is simple we make it complex. All animals have a leader of the pack. It is always, the one in the packs that is; more violent and dominate, than the rest of. Look at how we <a href="" title="re·coil - suddenly spring or flinch back in fear, horror, or disgust."><em>recoil</em></a> when there is a loud noise or an act of violence. We are afraid and it is that fear of our security that we tend to follow the so called leader. It is out of fear! We observe this behavior and simulate it into our own behavior, passing it along. I have to ask; what are we thinking?  

How do you feel after you have been angry at someone?

Did you ever wonder; <a href="" title="why - 1. for what reason or purpose. 2. (with reference to a reason) on account of which; for which."><em>WHY</em></a>? Think about it, please.  

<em>You will definitely be blown away at what you will discover!</em>

It is our distinct variations that make the colors within this fabric we call society accept the right to be different and find peace.

What might happen if we spent time reaching out to one another around the world and took the time to understand each other accepting the differences?  

If a child came forward planted their feet firmly on the ground and said "enough of this in my house" "how dare you raise your hand to another" would anyone listen would they stop? But what would happen if many protested at once in silent demonstration merely by putting a simple sign on the door of their house?

<h3>We are actually meant to explore, discover, and share our discoveries. We're the caretakers and by natural means feel good as human beings when we help to someone else or something else!</h3>  

But how can we do this when we are so afraid of the <a href="" title="pred·a·tor - 1. an animal that naturally preys on others. 2. a person or group that ruthlessly exploits others."><em>predators</em></a>?

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