Divinity Rising: Go with the Flow

At our very core, we are love, and the natural state of being is to let that love flow into the world around us. Instead, we allow fears and doubts to keep us from doing that as they present an illusion of lack, incompetence and need. The truth is that the love within us is abundance and when let loose, will flow into the world around us.

Love is giving: Remember the difference between lust (want, need, desire) and love. Love is giving to others and to ourselves. Love does not need to own or possess in order to give. Love has no expectations of return.

Love takes responsibility. Love takes responsibility to care for self and others, even when it is clear someone is at fault. Love does not care who is at fault. Love only flows forth to create something better, although love often uses honest communication to do so and helps people create something new rather than bailing them out from self created experiences.

Love does not judge. I have learned that when we judge things, we are asking to experience them so we can gain understanding. Love accepts without judgment, but love understands that acceptance is different than toleration. Instead of judging, love knows when to let go.

Love never stops. Since love never stops, we have to give it a direction to flow into. Clearly set up visions of yourself and what you want in your life (rather than focusing on what you don't) and begin to flow in those directions. Stick to the boundaries you created and never hold back. Never give up, but pay attention to ways you can tweak or adjust your vision to fit you better.

Love sets boundaries - Since love is always flowing, it needs boundaries to flow within or it will be all over the place and never affect a creation. Create a vision of what you want your life to be. Draw it out. Now look for leaks: Who are people you give attention to that do not fit your highest vision of your life? What are habits, experiences that are holding you back? Love does not mean always being nice to people or letting them walk all over you. When this happens, it's okay to let them go with a blessing and refocus your love to flow in a direction that fits your highest vision of yourself.

Love learns from and uses all for good. When we have a vision of ourself, (of what we'd like to be), we begin to move towards becoming that vision. However, we often have walls in place that stop us, so we draw experiences into our lives that will break our current structures so we can be freed from them. If we fight to avoid negative experiences, we avoid moving forward. Instead, ask what you can learn, and what fear or doubt they are giving you the opportunity to move beyond and react differently to.

Love guides us. When we are clean enough to see what we truly love, we envision a future us based on our loves. We send forth information creating the future self, and that entity sends information back that calls us towards it. It's okay to think things and find new truths that eradicate old truths because it's all information. It has to flow through you for you to get from point A to point B.

Open your heart and move toward your dream. Let no troubles stop you. Accept what flows without fighting and consciously shift your love towards what you want. This is your becoming.

Dream well, dream deep and may all paths lead you back to the heart.

Love, Light and Blessings to send you through your dream,

Divinity Hanael Rose

Spirits in the Inkwell:

(Snippets from journals )

IT is my future - me pulling me, guiding me. I create a future vision of myself and am then guided towards that vision. I put the walls in place to flow between. I can change them at any time, but it takes breakdown and recreation.

Magic is not about shifting the world. It is about evoking the image in a person's mind, thus allowing them to do the shifting on their own.

Everything flows from our heart core, but we put up walls to block that flow.

I love watching people pray. I love watching them pour themselves into what they love doing.

Circle the city girls and boys.

Break down the walls

with your loudest heart noise.

The Playbill:

(current news with Divinity)

Louisville Speak Easy Returns Next Week! Pushing Peace in times of Prohibition

Starting October 23 with a libra/scorpio celebration, the Louisville Speak Easy Returns with a new home! We took a couple months off as I searched for a new location, but we return with great news! Every Thursday will be an open mic/arts and entertainment networking event at Carly Rae's on the corner of First and Oak st. It's a beautiful spot, with the perfect environment for a Speak Easy. Once a month, we will host a showcase with local art, a featured poet, and a featured music act followed by open stage. The awesome news is that the featured artist, poet AND musician will be paid! HURRAH! One giant leap for the open mic community! The featured artists, etc will be chosen from those that attend the open mic throughout the month.

Doomsday Lover revisits Phoenix Hill Tavern - October 17^th! We're playing Phoenix Hill! Get with us for tickets! My Bday is October 14, so come celebrate!

Backstage:

Reply to: jeremy@audiacom.net^[?]
Date: 2008-09-23, 2:56PM EDT

FOR IMMEDIATE POSTING:

Audiacom, a video and audio production company located in New Albany, is now holding open auditions for an actor to appear in a series of pilot webisodes for a local business. The role available calls for a young person, male or female, aged 15 - 21 to act as host on a high energy, high production value 2-3 minute interview segment. The finished clips will be similar in presentation to Disney's(R) MovieSurfers clips as see on the Disney Channel. The ideal candidate for this role must be youthful looking, out-going, enthused, personable, and well-spoken with a witty personality and a flexible schedule. Prior on-camera experience is a preferable, but not required. The candidate must be available to shoot over the course of 7-8 business days at varying locations within the Louisville metropolitan area over the course of three to six weeks. Shooting could begin as early as the week of September 29th. Preliminary shoot schedules call for availability from 8-3 each day, with the possibility of the shoot running long depending on a variety of variables. If the pilot is successful, the candidate should be aware of approximately 100 more videos to be produced over the period of about a year. To audition, contact Audiacom at 812-949-8848 and ask for Ryan Dietrich or Johnny Fussell to schedule a time.

Manager of Vogue Theater passed away October 7

Carl L. Wohlschlegel Jr.
WOHLSCHLEGEL, CARL L., JR., 55, of Louisville, passed from this life Tuesday, October 7, 2008 at Norton Audubon Hospital. He was a projectionist for the Baxter Avenue Theatres, a former manager for the old Vogue Theatre, until its closing in 1998, a part time employee of Horner Novelty Co. and a member of Faith Lutheran Church. He is survived by his parents, Carl L. and Doris Wohlschlegel Sr; sisters, Barbara Anderson (Steve) and Linda Lewis (Ronnie); brothers, Bill (Melinda) and Donnie (Lisa) Wohlschlegel; three nieces, two nephews; and a great-niece. Memorial gifts may be made to his church's memorial fund.

Grants available for Jazz Composers

"Posted on October 9, 2008
Deadline: December 1, Annually
ASCAP Foundation Invites Entries for Young Jazz Composer Awards
Sponsored by the Gibson Foundation, the ASCAP Foundation Young Jazz Composer Awards are granted annually to encourage talented young jazz composers.
Applicants must be citizens or permanent residents of the United States who have not reached their 30th birthday by December 31, 2008. Applicants must submit a completed application form; the notated score of one composition; and biographical information listing prior music studies, background, and experience. Applicants must also submit a CD or cassette of the composition.
The winning composers will share $25,000 in ASCAP Foundation awards.
Visit the ASCAP Foundation Web site for information on this and other award programs for composers.
Contact: http://www.ascapfoundation.org/awards.html
Link to Complete RFP

Guest Appearance:

Website: Louisville Music Blog! http://backseatsandbar.wordpress.com/

Video: Let your love flow http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKSNHcsqqKM

Featured Musician: Awesome musician that passed through Louisville from Minneapolis this week: http://www.myspace.com/andyelwell

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