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Fillings For Your Cavities
Cavities often result from enamel damage caused by bacterial acid. When the bacteria in your oral cavity feed on carbohydrates from food particles in your mouth, they release byproducts of their digestive process. One of these byproducts is bacterial acid. As the acid dissolves essential minerals within the tooth enamel, cavities form. The cavities, which are also called dental caries, are essentially holes in the tooth enamel. Various types of fillings may be used, depending on the size and severity of a cavity. Here are a few examples: Bonding Material Sometimes, a cavity is relatively minor. It may only be superficial, affecting the outermost layer of tooth enamel. When there is little decay and only a small amount of tooth enamel missing, dental bonding material may be used. Dental bonding material is applied to the cavity and mechanically molded into place. A light may be used to harden the material. The application may wear away over time, but reapplication is generally simple and quick. Gold Fillings Gold fillings can be used for relatively large cavities, but they are sometimes not selected because of their expense and color. Still, these types of fillings are long-lasting and can withstand a large amount of bite force. In addition, it is not necessary to remove a large amount of healthy tooth material to place a gold filling. Glass Ionomer Fillings Glass ionomer fillings are made from a mixture of glass and acrylic. These fillings are often applied to compromised tooth surfaces that are not above the gum line. In addition, they are sometimes used for kids. One of the major benefits of this type of filling is its slow release of fluoride. The mineral, which is commonly found in toothpastes, can help make the teeth more resistant to damage from bacterial acid. Fluoride attracts displaced minerals back to the tooth enamel. As a result, glass ionomer fillings can discourage tooth decay. Although the material does wear away a bit more easily than resin and metal fillings, these fillings are tooth-colored and difficult to discern on the teeth. Silver Amalgam Fillings Silver amalgam fillings can be used to fill large cavities and are quite durable. They are commonly used because of their ability to withstand large amounts of bite pressure. Silver fillings are less expensive than gold and resin composite fillings. For more information about fillings and how they may be used in your dental restoration, contact a company like Plymouth Valley Dental...read more
3 Tips To Prepare For Dental Implant Surgery
If you have missing teeth, you might be looking forward to having dental implants put in so that you can be proud of your smile. However, you might be nervous about the actual surgery of having them put in. Luckily, following these tips can help you prepare for the procedure so that it will go as well as possible on your appointment date. 1. Talk to Your Dentist and Doctor About Your Medication Are you currently taking any medication? If so, your dental care professional needs to know about it. Certain medications can cause problems when you're in surgery, so your dentist might recommend that you discontinue use of your medication before, during, and directly after your procedure. If this is the case, you may need to talk to your primary care physician or other doctors about this, since it can be dangerous to stop using certain medications suddenly. Your doctor and dentist should be able to work together to come up with a plan. 2. Avoid Eating or Drinking Since you will probably be going under anesthesia for your procedure, your dental surgeon might recommend that you do not eat or drink anything for a certain number of hours before your procedure. Doing so could interfere with your anesthesia, so you will want to make sure that your follow your surgeon's recommendations. 3. Stock Up On Soft Foods In the days after your procedure, your dental care professional might recommend that you stick to a liquid and/or soft food diet. Shopping for beverages and soft foods might be a pain when you're recovering from your procedure and when you may still be under the effects of anesthesia, but you'll want to make sure that you have things to eat and drink as you are recovering. This is why it can be smart to stock up on soft foods—such as Jello, pudding, mashed potatoes and soups—before you have your procedure done. Then, you'll have them on hand for when you are recovering, and you won't have to worry about making a last-minute grocery trip after your procedure, when you might not be feeling up to going grocery shopping. Dental implant surgery can be an exciting and positive thing, but it might also be something that you are nervous about. Luckily, if you know that you are as prepared as possible for your procedure, you can feel more confident about it. These are just some of the steps that you should follow before having dental implants put in; your dentist may also provide you with additional instructions as...read more
Taking Care Of A Dental Post
Dental posts are made from two main components: a titanium root and a porcelain crown. If you have received a dental post, also known as an implant, you might think that based on this description, your implant is impervious to tooth decay. You would be wrong. A dental implant can still fail, so it is critical to take care of your implant so that you can enjoy it for years to come. The Lifespan of an Implant The titanium root portion of a dental implant is anchored right to the bone. The porcelain crown is then attached to the root with dental cement. These components can last for decades, so if you have an implant, you don't have to worry about the post itself failing. Instead, you have to worry about the gums and bone around it rotting and failing. Thus, even if you replace all of your teeth with implants, proper oral hygiene is still of utmost importance. At-Home Care You do not have to worry that plaque will eat away at your porcelain crown, so you might think that you can skip brushing and flossing every once in a while without consequences. You might not have to worry about porcelain or titanium rotting, but you still have to worry about gum disease. If your gums get infected or start to recede, they can cause your crown to get lose and fail. Thus, you still need to brush and floss everyday to make sure that your gums stay healthy. At-the-Office Care When you go into the dentist's office, your work is not done. Dental implants require special care at the dentist's office just like they do at home. The biggest thing to remember is to advise your hygienists that you have an implant so that they can choose the right tools. Metal tools can scratch the titanium root, and these scratches can allow bacteria to get down under gums and cause infection. Plastic tools will bend before they scratch your root, so they are the right choice for an implant. Anchoring a titanium post to your jawbone can be a painful, expensive procedure, but it is worth it. An implant will look and behave like a natural tooth. Thus, if you have a prosthetic tooth, your focus should be on making sure your replacement tooth is successful so that you don't have to go through he whole procedure again if your implant...read more
Questions About Dental Crowns
Dental crowns are commonly used during many different dental applications. Nevertheless, many people know little about these dental devices. Here is a bit of information about dental crowns and their uses: What are dental crowns made of? Dental crowns can be made from a number of materials, such as porcelain, metal alloy, stainless steel, resin, porcelain-over-metal or even gold. The crown material must be durable enough to withstand normal bite pressure from mastication. Each material has its own benefits. Porcelain, resin, and porcelain-over-metal are white, so they tend to look like natural tooth enamel. Porcelain is even luminous like enamel. The porcelain alone can be abrasive against enamel, so porcelain-over-metal is sometimes preferred. Resin is a type of plastic and is generally not abrasive against the teeth but may wear away more quickly than porcelain or other materials. Metal alloy and stainless steel are not white and therefore may be more suitable for back teeth. Stainless steel crowns are also often applied to primary teeth since they will be eventually shed. The stainless steel requires little preparation for placement and can be positioned during a single appointment. How are crowns made? For porcelain, resin, and porcelain-over-metal crowns, a mold of your mouth is made before the crowns can be fabricated. The mold is used to guide the shape and size of the crown. Porcelain, resin and porcelain-over-metal crowns are usually made in a dental laboratory. Thus, they may require a couple of dental visits for placement. In some instances, dental offices have CAD/CAM machines that permit the fabrication of a crown onsite during a single visit. The machine uses computerized images to design a dental crown that fits your mouth. Then the fabrication instructions are sent to a milling machine that produces the crown. Stainless steel and other metal crowns can be mechanically molded around the desired tooth by the dentist. When are dental crowns used? Dental crowns are often used to repair teeth that have incurred a chip, crack or other damage. They are also used to cover teeth that have received extensive dental treatments, such as root canals. They may also be applied to teeth that have large cavities. The crowns protect teeth from further damage and offer additional fortification when structural integrity has been compromised. To learn more about dental crowns and whether or not they are appropriate for your mouth, schedule an appointment with a local dentist, like one from Leidenheimer Dental Group...read more
Important Things to Do Before Wisdom-Teeth Surgery
Have you been told by your dentist that you need to have your wisdom teeth removed? Are you wondering how you can prepare for your upcoming surgery? Although some people don't have wisdom teeth that need to be removed, the surgery is still extremely common. Getting ready for the big day isn't complicated, but there are still a few things that you need to remember before that dental appointment. Some of the most important ones to remember are the following. Stock up on soft foods: After you have your wisdom teeth removed, you may not feel like eating any solid foods for a while. Your dentist will probably also tell you that you need to avoid eating actual food for a certain number of days after your surgery. And most people won't want to go shopping for a while either, so you should make sure that you have a supply of food and beverages on hand before your surgery. Once you do eat, your mouth may be too sore for anything but the softest of foods. Broth, yogurt, and applesauce can make good liquid and semi-liquid meals. Ice cream or frozen yogurt may also work, but the cold temperatures may cause pain instead of being soothing. Avoid anything with noodles, rice, or other substances that could get stuck between your teeth or in your stitches. Get extra pillows: After your wisdom teeth are removed, it may be uncomfortable for you to lie flat in any position for at least a few days. If you don't have a reclining chair that you can sleep in while recovering, it's a good idea to buy several extra cushions or pillows to help you make a "nest" either in your bed or on your couch. Since you'll probably be using these pillows for a week or less, they don't need to be the expensive premium pillows that you may be used to; spending just a couple dollars on each pillow should be sufficient for your needs. If you don't want to spend money on buying more pillows, spare blankets and comforters can also be used to pile up and make a soft area for you to recline and sleep in. Have a ride home: If you don't have any family in the area, it can be a challenge to find someone to drive you home. However, if you can't find any friends or relatives to do the driving, then you should call a taxi to take you home. Whether your wisdom teeth are removed under general or local anesthesia, the painkillers you receive afterward will make it so that you're in no condition to drive. To avoid being involved in an accident, don't even drive yourself to the dentist lest you think that you're capable of driving when you're not. Take a bus or taxi to the appointment, and then take a taxi...read more
3 Things You Shouldn't Do When You Don't Have Dental Insurance
If you don't have dental insurance, you shouldn't fall into the trap of not taking care of your teeth because you feel you can't go to the dentist. Many health problems can develop if you aren't taking care of your teeth, and those will end up costing you much more money than the amount you are saving by not paying for dental insurance. Here are three of the major things you shouldn't do when you don't have dental insurance. Not Visit the Dentist At All Just because you don't have dental insurance doesn't mean that you cannot visit a dentist. Many dentists accept patients who do not have dental insurance for basic dental care, such as regular teeth cleanings. You will need to pay a fee for dental cleanings; however, you can find dental offices that are offering discounts for regular teeth cleanings throughout the year that will ensure your teeth are getting the care that you need without having to spend a ton of money on it. Just keep in mind that if the dentist discovers some kind of oral health problem during the cleaning, they may not treat it if you don't have dental insurance. Avoid Treatments If your dentist does point out some kind of problem, such as a cavity, during your regular teeth cleaning, you will want to have it treated right away. If the dentist you have visited for your teeth cleaning won't do it unless you have dental insurance, you should actively seek out a dentist who will. The longer you wait to have these issues taken care of, the worse they become, which is going to lead to you having to spend much more money once you can no longer wait to take care of it. Use the Emergency Room for Dental Pain Many times, people without dental insurance will go to the emergency room when suffering from dental pain. The problem with this is that emergency rooms do not have the proper tools or medical knowledge to properly treat tooth pain. In fact, you will usually leave with antibiotics to help ease the pain, but, once the antibiotics wear off, you will experience the pain once again because there is an underlying dental problem that you need to take care of. Don't spend tons on emergency room care just to keep having the same problem reoccur. Visit a dentist that will work with you even if you don't have insurance, or look into getting insurance. When you know these three things that people commonly do when they do not have dental insurance, you can be sure that you don't fall into making the same mistakes. You will save more money by avoiding these three things and be able to maintain a healthy smile despite not having insurance for...read more
5 Important Tips For Taking Care Of Your Dentures
If you have had cosmetic dental work done in the past that has lead to you being fitted for dentures, you need to ensure that you are taking care of those dentures properly. This can save you a ton of money since replacing your dentures will be just as expensive as paying for the dentures you received in the first place. On top of this, you will have to go through the process of being fitted and then having to wait for a couple of weeks before your dentures are ready for you, which means you are going to go quite some time without a full smile. To prevent this from happening, it's important that you know these five important tips for taking care of your dentures: Clean Them Daily: Just as you would brush your teeth at least twice a day, you also need to be practicing daily cleaning habits for your dentures. This means gently brushing the dentures to remove harmful bacteria that would otherwise potentially cause gum disease. This will also prevent your gums from becoming inflamed due to the exposure to certain bacteria, which ensures that your dentures stay fitted properly. If your gums are inflamed, your dentures aren't going to fit as they normally should. Never Put Your Dentures in Hot Water: Although hot water kills bacteria, you should never put your dentures in hot water. Yes, it will kill the bacteria, but it can also warp the dentures, which means you will need to have them either adjusted or replaced. Both of these things can be expensive. Keep the Dentures in Cold Water at Night: Since you can't put dentures in hot water, the best thing to do is leave them in cold or room temperature water overnight with a denture cleaning solution. This is the best possible way to remove bacteria that your daily brushing isn't getting for you. Don't Wear Your Dentures All the Time: It's important to take a break from wearing your dentures, which is why you should leave them in water overnight instead of wearing them. The reason for this is that it gives your gums a break, which is important for preventing inflammation. Get Them Cleaned Once a Year: Just as you would have your teeth cleaned by a dentist at least once a year, you should also visit your cosmetic dentist for a professional denture cleaning. This can usually be done quickly while you are still in the office or other cosmetic dentists may require you to drop the dentures off for a day or two until the cleaning is done. When you know these five important tips for taking care of your dentures, you can be sure that your dentures last you a long time before you ever need to pay to have them replaced. For more information, contact local professionals like Timothy...read more
Aging Gracefully Through Dental Care: Strategies For Keeping A Youthful Smile
Your smile is one of the features that keeps you looking healthy and strong, but time can take its toll on how you look when you smile unless you take care of yourself. However, with the right actions and care, you can make an aging mouth full and bright again. Proper nutrition, proper dental care, and proper dental devices can all help restore your smile. Get Enough Nutrition As you get older, your nutrition needs change. Sometimes, you need less of a nutrient, such as iron (post-menopausal women need less iron than pre-menopausal women, for example). Other times, you may need more instead. Your metabolism can also change and make your diet requirements more nutrient-dense because you can't burn as many calories as you could before. By ensuring that you get the right amount of nutrients and eat a diet that is full of fiber and other good stuff, rather than full of empty calories like sugar, you can help keep your skin and teeth in better shape as you age. Remember Basic Dental Care The basic routine of brushing, flossing, and (if you want) using mouthwash goes a long way toward keeping those teeth in good shape, too. Some people do have better dental luck than others, of course, but overall, if you brush and floss regularly, you can really stave off a lot of damage to your teeth and gums. Also pay attention to any clenching or tooth grinding you might be doing in your sleep. If you wake up with a sore jaw every morning, that's a sign you've got some tension action happening with your teeth when you sleep, and that needs to be checked out. If you leave your mouth alone and continue to clench or grind, you could wear down your teeth. If your teeth become worn, your lower and upper jaws would have to move even more to close fully, giving your face an oddly smushed look that is reminiscent of people with no teeth. Don't Ignore the Need for Implants If you have missing teeth, especially molars, your cheeks can cave in because those molars aren't there to support the skin in your cheeks. The same effect can occur if you have worn molars that have moved out of alignment. Getting dental implants in place of using dentures is vital for keeping those teeth in place and keeping your cheeks from caving in. Remember, you don't wear dentures all the time, so your teeth have a chance to move around slightly every time you remove the dentures. Add Veneers to Fill out Your Face Finally, see about having veneers added to your non-implant teeth. Veneers can fill out worn teeth and cover up stained teeth that are beyond the help of whitening treatments. The veneers can make your teeth look more even, too. For a better result, have the veneers and implants added by the same dentist to ensure they match in size. Having a full, bright, even smile can help you look younger. Your dentist can give you more information on avoiding looking older than you are by taking care of your teeth. Anti-aging strategies involving dental care are becoming more common, and you should be able to devise a plan that will improve your smile quickly. For more information,...read more
Tips To Help You Recover From Your Dental Implant Procedure
When you are needing to have missing teeth replaced, dental implants can be an excellent option. Yet, receiving a dental implant is a fairly complicated surgery, and you may not be sure of the steps that you should take to ensure you are prepared for your recovery. To help you ensure you are a prepared patient, you should use these simple after surgery tips. Arrange For A Ride Home Following This Procedure In order to minimize the amount of pain that you experience during these surgeries, your dentist will use an anaesthetic to numb your senses or you may be completely sedated. While these substances can greatly reduce your pain, you are unlikely to be able to drive following this procedure. For this reason, you will need to ensure that you arrange for a ride home from the dentist. Plan On Missing A Couple Of Days Of Work It can be common for individuals to be concerned about missing a significant amount of work after this procedure. However, your mouth will heal reasonably quickly, which will greatly reduce the amount of time that you miss from work. Despite your mouth's ability to heal quickly, you should still plan on missing at least a couple of days of work due to discomfort and minor bleeding. Appreciate The Benefits Of Keeping Your Mouth Clean Making sure that you keep your mouth clean can be essential for avoiding the risk of a serious infection developing. If you develop a serious infection, it can inhibit the ability of the implant to correctly bond to the mouth. When this occurs, the implant may need to be replaced. Fortunately, keeping your mouth clean can be a relatively simple task for you to do. Brushing after each meal, avoiding surgery beverages and rinsing your mouth throughout the day should be sufficient to greatly reduce this risk. In some instances, your dentist may prescribe a special antibacterial mouthwash. Recovering from dental implant surgery can be a somewhat intimidating process. However, you should be aware that there are some simple steps that you can take greatly reduce the chance that you experience problems following your dental implant procedure. By ensuring that you arrange for a ride home, plan to miss at least a couple of days of work and keep your mouth as clean as possible, it will be possible for you to help ensure that your experience receiving dental implants goes as smoothly as possible. For more information, talk to a professional like Rose City Dental...read more
3 Common Oral Surgeries
The thought of having oral surgery is enough to make many people cringe. However, oral surgery can be necessary and can often help alleviate discomfort and improve function of the teeth and jaw. Such procedures are also often quick and simple, meaning they are little to worry about. Impacted Wisdom Teeth Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the set of teeth that grow at the back of the gums. Wisdom teeth develop later than the other adult teeth, usually erupting in the late teens or early twenties. Whilst the wisdom teeth often emerge easily and painlessly, there isn't always space for them to grow properly. This means the wisdom teeth may emerge at an angle, only partially emerge, or get 'stuck'. Such a case is known as an impacted wisdom tooth. Impacted wisdom teeth can cause discomfort and swelling, lead to infection, and even damage the surrounding teeth. As a result, they may need to be surgically removed. This procedure may be carried out by your dentist or by a more specialist surgeon at a hospital. It is a relatively quick procedure which is carried out under local anaesthesia. Dental Implants A dental implant is a replacement tooth that is fitted when there is damage to a real tooth, for example, trauma or infection. The implant replaces both the tooth itself and the root. The implant consists of an internal rod, which replaces the root, and a 'screw' called an abutment, onto with the false tooth will fit. The procedure will be carried out by a dentist, with the patient under anaesthesia. The dentist will drill a hole into the jawbone, into which the implant will fit. Depending on the circumstances, the dentist will either fit the abutment and false tooth immediately, or in a second procedure a few months later (to allow the mouth to heal). Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD) TMD is a condition in which the small joint that connects the skull and lower jaw suffers a dysfunction. This impedes the function of the jaw, leading to difficulty and pain when moving the jaw (for example, when chewing or opening the mouth). TMD can also cause headaches and migraines. Whilst TMD can be often be treated with oral medication and physiotherapy, more severe cases may require surgery. This surgery will be carried out by a specialist maxillofacial surgeon and can involve the replacement of the joint with an artificial...read more


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1 Chronicles 29New International Reader's Version (NIRV)
Gifts Are Brought for Building the Temple
29 Then King David spoke to the whole community. He said, "God has chosen my son Solomon. But Solomon is young. He's never done anything like this before. The task is huge. This grand and wonderful temple won't be built for human beings. It will be built for the Lord God. 2 With all my riches I've done everything I could for the temple of my God. I've provided gold for the gold work and silver for the silver work. I've provided bronze for the bronze work and iron for the iron work. I've given wood for the things that will be made out of wood. I've given onyx and turquoise for the settings. I've given stones of different colors and all kinds of fine stone and marble. I've provided everything in huge amounts. 3 With all my heart I want the temple of my God to be built. So I'm giving my personal treasures of gold and silver for it. I'm adding them to everything else I've provided for the holy temple. 4 I'm giving 110 tons of gold and 260 tons of pure silver. Cover the walls of the buildings with it. 5 Use it for the gold work and the silver work. Use it for everything the skilled workers will do. How many of you are willing to set yourselves apart to the Lord today?"
6 Many people were willing to give. They included the leaders of families and the officers of the tribes of Israel. They included the commanders of thousands of men and commanders of hundreds. They also included the officials who were in charge of the king's work. 7 All of them gave to the work on God's temple. They gave more than 190 tons of gold and 380 tons of silver. They also gave 675 tons of bronze and 3,800 tons of iron. 8 Anyone who had valuable jewels added them to the treasure for the Lord's temple. Jehiel was in charge of the temple treasure. He was from the family line of Gershon. 9 The people were happy when they saw what their leaders had been willing to give. The leaders had given freely. With their whole heart they had given everything to the Lord. King David was filled with joy.
David's Prayer
10 David praised the Lord in front of the whole community. He said,
"Lord, we give you praise.
14 "But who am I? And who are my people? Without your help we wouldn't be able to give this much. Everything comes from you. We've given back to you only what comes from you. 15 We are outsiders and strangers in your sight. So were all of our people who lived long ago. Our days on this earth are like a shadow. We don't have any hope. 16 Lord our God, we've given more than enough. We've provided it to build you a temple where you will put your holy Name. But all of it comes from you. All of it belongs to you. 17 My God, I know that you tested our hearts. And you are pleased when we are honest. I've given all these things just because I wanted to. When I did it, I was completely honest with you. Your people here have also been willing to give to you. And I've been happy to see this. 18 Lord, you are the God of our fathers Abraham, Isaac and Israel. Keep these desires and thoughts in the hearts of your people forever. Keep their hearts faithful to you. 19 Help my son Solomon serve you with all his heart. Then he will keep your commands and rules. He will do what you require. He'll do everything to build the grand and wonderful temple I've provided for."
20 Then David said to the whole community, "Praise the Lord your God." So all of them praised the Lord. He's the God of their people who lived long ago. The whole community bowed low. They fell down flat with their faces toward the ground. They did it in front of the Lord and the king.
Solomon Becomes the Next King
21 The next day they offered sacrifices to the Lord. They brought burnt offerings to him. They sacrificed 1,000 bulls, 1,000 rams and 1,000 male lambs. They also brought the required drink offerings. And they offered many other sacrifices for the whole community of Israel. 22 They ate and drank with great joy that day. They did it in front of the Lord. Then they announced a second time that Solomon was king. He was the son of David. They anointed Solomon in front of the Lord. They anointed him to be ruler. They also anointed Zadok to be priest.
23 So Solomon sat on the throne of the Lord. He ruled as king in place of his father David. Things went well with him. All the people of Israel obeyed him. 24 All the officers and warriors promised to be completely faithful to King Solomon. So did all of King David's sons.
25 The Lord greatly honored Solomon in the sight of all the people. He gave him royal majesty. Solomon was given more glory than any king over Israel ever had before.
David Dies
26 David was king over the whole nation of Israel. He was the son of Jesse. 27 He ruled over Israel for 40 years. He ruled for seven years in Hebron and for 33 years in Jerusalem. 28 He died when he was very old. He had enjoyed a long life. He had enjoyed wealth and honor. David's son Solomon became the next king after him.
29 The events of King David's rule from beginning to end are written down. They are written in the records of Samuel, Nathan and Gad, the prophets. 30 The records tell all about David's rule and power. They tell about what happened concerning him and Israel and the kingdoms of all the other lands.
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Modern rock group 'The JOB' has announced the official release of their newest CD will occur during a live radio show to be broadcast on 102.1 FM 'The X' on January 8th, 2012
'The JOB' was formed in April 2008 when rock singer-songwriter Jim O'Ferrell returned home from his final combat deployment to the war in Iraq. With songwriting influenced by wartime experience, Jim teamed up with lead guitar player Jason Crawford and built a band to record and perform his powerful songs. Today, with bassist Justin Poroszok and drummer Antonio James Jr, The JOB has had two songs reach the national charts and have released 3 full length albums since 2009. This newest EP takes a more aggressive path than earlier work by streaking off into a more true modern rock song-style with masterfully textured layers of instruments and voice. The lyrical prose that is already familiar in The JOB's song lyrics continues to take fans on a whirling emotional ride with this new collection of music.
One song, titled 'Messenger' from the new EP was released as a single in September 2011. It has already started appearing in playlists on independent radio stations in the US and abroad. 'Messenger' can be heard along with more of the band's original songs on their official website at http://www.thejoband.com. CDs and individual song tracks are available on the official website and on iTunes, Amazon, Napster, CD Baby, and from other online music retailers.
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Ho'oponopono: A Relationship-Healing Meditation February 14, 2017
What Do Our Relationships Have to Do with Our Spirituality? February 7, 2017
The cooperation of conscious reasoning with the data of the unconscious [two opposing halves of one psyche] is called the 'transcendent function'…. This function progressively unites the opposites. ~Carl Jung, CW 18, par. 1554.
In my January 4th post, "What Is Enlightenment?" I wrote, "…even though we think of enlightenment as a strictly spiritual pursuit, it… is not solely a function of any one aspect of human nature, but of the whole package." I went on to describe what I consider to be the fundamental psychological components of enlightenment. They consist of four archetypal couples—each consisting of a 'masculine' and 'feminine' form of energy—and a final androgynous archetype, The Couple, which evolves as we work to create reciprocal relationships between the other four pairs.
I agree with Kirsten's comment that the Couple is not completion. As I see it, it is a conscious, expanding, integrating way of thinking, being and living which aims for perfection and completion. In this respect it is a portal to transcendence. I'd like to expand on that idea here.
Last weekend I attended a talk by Father Rohr in which he made two profound statements:
"Organized religion has not taught high-level consciousness."
"Unless your religion is transforming your consciousness, it's junk religion." ~Richard Rohr, Speech in Winter Park, FL, Jan 28, 2017.
This from a Catholic priest. How refreshing is that? Here's the point I want to make: We are much more than we think we are, and reality is much more than we think it is. The thoughts and feelings of which we are aware are the tip of a massive iceberg, and we will never experience spiritual transformation (non-dualistic, high-level consciousness) until we admit the data of the unconscious, i.e. what lies below, into our awareness.
And how do we do that? As Richard Rohr says, "the relationship is the vehicle" that will take us there.
"God is absolute relatedness. I would name salvation as simply the readiness, the capacity, and the willingness to stay in relationship." Richard Rohr. Divine Dance, p. 46.
This is a truly profound statement. Once again, to quote Rohr,
"…the principle of one is lonely; the principle of two is opp0sitional and moves you toward preference; the principle of three is inherently moving, dynamic, and generative." Richard Rohr. The Divine Dance, p. 42.
Three. Trinity. The foundation of Christian theology. Any relationship between two opposing parts of ourselves, or between two individuals, is by nature oppositional. However, a long-lasting, committed relationship between any two entities is a sacred crucible in which two souls (or two opposing parts of one soul) can hope to attain psychological and spiritual maturity. This is why I've written:
I see the Couple as integrating the other four archetype pairs in a sacred marriage of fully individuated and fully related opposites. This union activates the creative instinct and brings us into the spiritual domain and Epoch III integrated consciousness. ~Raffa, Healing the Sacred Divide, p. 203.
Epoch III thinking is neither perfect nor complete. But at this point in human evolution, it is a step forward: a portal to further growth. Moreover, as Kirsten noted, and as I write in Matrignosis and my books, the genders of the human partners whose interactions usher us into this domain is not an issue. Here's Kirsten's take on why:
"There are good reasons why "Two Spirit" people in many indigenous cultures have a significant role in spirituality, because they (we) literally transcend the human tendency to create dualistic models of relationships (both internal and external) that are actually intricate, reflective, webs of interdependence—more like Indra's net than like pairs of complementary opposites….
"With gay relationships, we've got to experiment with going beyond the duality and open up the possibilities… because we don't just fit the mold. In my own 29 year relationship, we're constantly exploring new ways of balancing, responding, creating, and dancing with each other… I hope that's true in any healthy relationship!" ~Kirsten Backstrom
I find Kirsten's thinking on this issue to be profound. I believe with my whole being that it is possible for partners in any couple relationship to relate in such a way that the creative instinct within each is activated. This enriches both their individual selves and their relationship such that each partner creates an original work of art of his/her own soul as well as of the relationship itself.
Moreover, their creative interaction in the space in-between activates a third entity, sometimes called the Holy Spirit, or God's indwelling presence. This three-in-one relationship is a spiritually transformative love, a divine presence which transcends religious dogma, gender stereotypes, and dualism. Thus can we evolve into high-level consciousness and high-level spirituality.
The Couple Relationship Within and Without January 24, 2017
"The original sperm from which we are formed is masculine and feminine, the one which is in the majority wins, but the other side does not die, it remains living but as a minority, just as in politics the Government and the Opposition both exist." ~Carl Jung, ETH, Page 216.
Unfortunately, whether we are talking about the masculine and feminine attributes of our physical bodies, the psychological relationship between our inner masculine and feminine qualities, or relationships between males and females, Jung's use of the word 'Opposition' in the above quote is only too appropriate. Once our egos start identifying with one principle in childhood, we tend to set up an antagonistic relationship with the other, and this polarization permeates every aspect of our lives.
Dualistic thinking appears to be a natural and inevitable by-product of ego-formation in the first half of life, but it does not have to end there. Nor should it, if we want to keep growing. As Dr. Jung noted, we're all formed from both principles, and each of us has our own unique spot somewhere along the continuum between them. Ultimately, our satisfaction and fulfillment in life depends on finding our own place and learning how to be true to it.
"It is only possible to live as we should if we live according to our own nature. But in these days we live by our brains alone and ignore the very definite laws of our body and the instinctive world. We damage ourselves severely when we offend against these…" ~Carl Jung, Modern Psychology, Page 219.
As long as we're unaware and unaccepting of our true nature and fuller potential, we inevitably damage others too. Regardless of our gender, if, as a child, we learn to fear, mistrust, and dislike our fathers or other adult males, we may grow up to feel the same way about our own masculine sides, other men, or the masculine sides of women. Our attitudes toward our mothers and adult females will likewise effect our attitudes toward our feminine sides, other women, and the feminine sides of men.
We all have different personalities, experiences, biases, complexes and shadows, and no one wants to look at their painful aspects. But we ignore them at our peril, because our disowned selves influence our health and the health of our relationships.
Fortunately, there is an easy way to spot our prejudices and barriers: they are mirrored every day in intimate couple relationships. But unfortunately,
"We have not been educated to look inwards, though most people are able to give their attention to outside things." ~Carl Jung, ETH, Vol. 3, Page 13.
If we want loving couple relationships, we must redirect our attention from the outer world to the inner. We must commit ourselves to practices which reveal our soul's truths, which we must accept, especially the painful ones. If we persevere, over time our wounds begin to heal and our perspective changes. As this happens our outer lives change too.
We will never change completely and our shadow will always be with us, but we can recognize it sooner and make reparations faster. Moreover, accepting and integrating our fuller potential empowers us to break out of our prisons of conformity and blossom into our individuality. Gradually our resistance to, and fear of, others and the unknown lessens. We pretend less, react less habitually, feel less need to conceal our honest feelings or stifle our gifts. Our need to know everything, control anyone, or prove anything diminishes. Defensive postures such as resentment and hypersensitivity soften.
We grow more mindful, less agitated. We can more easily relax into the present moment. We can anticipate what the next may bring with pleasure and enthusiasm. We can make original, authentic choices. When we feel our prejudices, painful emotions and unhealthy habits rising within us like monsters from the deep, we can find new ways to express them without hurting others.
Over time, our thoughts and behaviors spring more often from healed archetypes than wounded stereotypes. Life becomes a delightful gift to be savored; less of a contest to win, obstacle to overcome, or ordeal to be endured. Thus do we create an ongoing, original work of art: an increasingly more authentic, empowered, and conscious being with balanced energies which flow appropriately between masculine and feminine, here manifesting qualities of the drive for self-preservation, there acting from the drive for species-preservation. In a culture distorted by one-sided worship of the masculine, integrating the feminine brings a refreshing return of feeling and the ability to live with soul.
Respecting both masculine and feminine values fashions a new morality of impeccable integrity and personal responsibility based on universal standards of justice and care for all. Our wish to cause as little pain as possible, combined with our growing ability to see and restrain our shadows, helps us listen with patience and tolerance while allowing our partners to speak their truths. Creating the Couple within dramatically increases our hope of healing our relationships and establishing the intimacy and compassion for which every soul longs.
"If our inner journey does not match and lead to an outer journey, we have no true freedom or "salvation." Richard Rohr Online Daily Meditation, January 16, 2017.
And I would add, if our inner relationship does not lead to a more honest and healthy couple relationship, we can be sure we are neither spiritually mature nor enlightened.
Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons.
Jean Raffa's The Bridge to Wholeness and Dream Theatres of the Soul are at Amazon. E-book versions are also at Kobo, Barnes And Noble and Smashwords. Healing the Sacred Divide can be found at Amazon and Larson Publications, Inc.
The Couple: A New God-Image January 17, 2017
It is my belief that the problem of opposites…should be made the basis for a critical psychology. A critique of this sort would be of the utmost value not only in the narrower field of psychology, but also in the wider field of the cultural sciences in general. ~Carl Jung, CW 8, par. 260.
In my last post, "What is Enlightenment" I introduced the Couple archetype. One reader responded with some thoughtful observations about same-sex couples, and I look forward to exploring this rich topic in future posts. But first, I'd like to lay the psychological and spiritual foundation for the Couple archetype. The following material comes from my manuscript, The Soul's Twins.
According to Dr. Lawrence Odermatt of the Jung Institute in Zurich, the Couple holds profound spiritual meaning for many people in today's world. Dr. Odermatt's research has convinced him that the Couple is, in fact, emerging from the collective unconscious as a symbol of the Self. By this he means that people today expect things from the couple relationship that were formerly expected from their God-images, or ideas about The All, and from the religions created around these images.
Dr. Odermatt cites the following as some examples of the spiritual expectations people have about relationships today. People expect the couple relationship to provide a space or place of relaxation and regeneration from the stress of work and economic pressures. This is exactly what people in the past expected from places of worship, sacred rituals, and sacred festivals and days like Beltane, Christmas and the Sabbath.
People want their couple relationship to bring emotional security and satisfaction. This has not always been true. In the past, when marriages only took place between men and women and were primarily for social and political power and financial security, people rarely hoped to be emotionally fulfilled by their marriage partners; they did, however, expect it from their spiritual lives and practices.
People today also want their couple relationships to be containers for their spiritual and intellectual development, for their deepest yearnings and newest insights. They want the couple relationship to nurture their creativity and unique potential, to provide meaning for their lives. These functions too, have traditionally been associated with religion.
Finally, and to me, this is the most telling and pertinent expectation of all, Dr. Odermatt says that today people want partners who will confirm and accept them as unique individuals while at the same time providing them with an opportunity to merge with another so as to experience oneness, togetherness, wholeness. In other words, today the couple relationship is becoming a symbol for the creative union between humanity's two basic drives, the two halves of the Self:
1. The drive for self-preservation is our compulsion to express our individuality. The need to find, develop and manifest our unique skills and passions in meaningful work has traditionally only been associated with and assigned to males and denied to females. In some parts of the world it still is. Nonetheless, it is inherent in all of us, regardless of gender.
2. The drive for species-preservation is our compulsion to experience oneness with another in caring, intimate relationships which nurture our creativity and bless our community with new life, whether physical, cultural, psychological, spiritual or all four. This drive has traditionally been associated with and assigned to females, and some families and cultures still discourage its expression in males in any outlet other than sexuality.
Humanity is evolving and here, in our time, our collective God-image is undergoing a dramatic transformation. We are imagining God as something far more balanced and complex than a superior masculine spiritual authority who is fascinated by the feminine other—whether the world of physical matter (L.mater or mother), the Mother Church, or women—while remaining separate and aloof from her. In a development prefigured two millennia ago in the beautiful myth of Psyche and Eros, we are imagining God as an inner reality: our potential for a sacred intimate union, a loving partnership between our masculine and feminine sides. This new God-image honors the masculine and feminine principles equally and in all of us as a spiritual reality. In other words, each of us is in and of God.
This way of imagining God has already had thrilling, far-reaching effects. In the social and political arena it has allowed us to consider granting people ultimate authority over what they do with their own bodies and offering full and equal opportunities to everyone regardless of race, religion, gender, nationality, or sexual preferences. Such a God-image also gives contemporary religious institutions far more freedom than their predecessors had to encourage individuality and celebrate mutually meaningful relationships free from fear-based prohibitions and prejudices. And it gives religious groups permission to offer instruction on world religions, mythology, psychology, dreams, meditation techniques, and the newest scientific advances in medicine and physics because of a growing awareness that this knowledge liberates people from debilitating fears and helps them live more purposeful, meaningful lives.
The internal union between our masculine and feminine sides was anticipated by the practice of alchemy in the Middle Ages and the great wisdom traditions throughout the world before that. It was brought to our attention by Carl Jung, who likewise used the over-arching metaphors of masculine and feminine to represent every pair of opposites. Conducting our own magnum opus of uniting our inner opposites into our conscious awareness is our hope for wholeness, individuation and enlightenment.
The coniunctio in alchemy is a union of the masculine and feminine, of the spiritual and material principles, from which a perfect body arises, the glorified body after the Last Judgment, the resurrection body. This means an eternal body, or the subtle body, which is designated in alchemy as the philosopher's stone, the lapis aethereus or invisibilis. ~Carl Jung, ETH Lectures, Pages 158-167.
Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons. Psyche and Amor, also known as Psyche Receiving Cupid's First Kiss (1798), by François Gérard: a symbolic butterfly hovers over Psyche in a moment of innocence poised before sexual awakening.
Jean Raffa's The Bridge to Wholeness and Dream Theatres of the Soul are at Amazon. E-book versions are also at Kobo, Barnes And Noble and Smashwords. Healing the Sacred Divide can be found at Amazon and Larson Publications, Inc.
What Is Enlightenment? January 10, 2017
Why am I here? What am I supposed to be doing with my life? Am I doing it? How can I know? Will I ever know? Is there an underlying pattern to it all?
These are some of the Big questions that philosophers, Spirit Persons, and ordinary seekers are compelled to ask and answer. Some rely solely on intellectual methods: following teachers, reading, studying, getting degrees, writing books. Some seek answers in traditional religions and 'religious' practices. Some experiment with various forms of self-reflection aimed at self-discovery, self-knowledge and consciousness. Some try combinations of these plus alternative practices like body work, mind-altering drugs and artistic pursuits.
As I noted in my last post, our hunger for answers to these questions is motivated by the 'transcendent function,' a form of archetypal energy we all inherit just by being human. As a reminder, here's Jung's definition:
The cooperation of conscious reasoning with the data of the unconscious is called the 'transcendent function'…. This function progressively unites the opposites. Psychotherapy makes use of it to heal neurotic dissociations, but this function had already served as the basis of Hermetic philosophy for seventeen centuries. ~Carl Jung, CW 18, par. 1554.
In other words, even though we think of enlightenment as a strictly spiritual pursuit, it also has psychological (mental/ emotional/intellectual) components. Further, I would argue that it has physical components. In fact, I have come to believe that enlightenment is not solely a function of any one aspect of human nature, but of the whole package.
Buddhism expresses this idea through four "Aims" or goals of human life. As I see it, each goal is met within a particular domain of human functioning. Each domain is fueled by a physical instinct and represented by a masculine and feminine archetype. These stand at either end of the pole of energy in which that instinct specializes.
To be fully functioning spirit persons, we need to awaken, activate, and heal our fullest potential—masculine and feminine—in each of these four areas. ~Jean Raffa, Healing the Sacred Divide, p. 203.
Here's my summary of these relationships:
(1) The aim of Lawful Order and Moral Virtue takes place in The Social Domain. Our social lives receive energy from our physical Instinct for Nurturance. Psychologically, this instinct is symbolized by the King and Queen archetypes, our inner authority figures who govern our social behavior for the benefit of all.
(2) We accomplish our aim for Power and success in The Physical Domain. This goal is primarily accomplished through our Instinct for Activity. We cannot just think or will our way to success. Our bodies have to be engaged in studied, committed, goal-oriented and self-disciplined practices. For me, the Warrior and Mother archetypes represent the opposite poles of physical energy available to us in pursuit of our goals in the material world.
(3) Release from Delusion: The Mental Domain. Our search for truth and enlightenment relies on our cognitive functioning, or intellect, which matures as we consciously activate our Instinct for Reflection and its archetypal representatives, the Scholar/Magician and Wisewoman.
(4) Love and pleasure: The Emotional Domain. To find emotional satisfaction in life, we need to activate our Instinct for Sex and its psychological equivalents, the Lover and Beloved archetypes. This does not necessarily require our participation in physical sex, but the aspect of our libido which specializes in this kind of energy does need to be activated. In other words, we need to experience passion, and being loved and loving in return.
Since Jung believed we have five instincts, and in keeping with his insight that the transcendent function progressively unites the opposites, I respectfully offer a fifth domain which is equally essential to enlightenment.
(5) Perfection and Completion: The Spiritual Domain. In my experience, spiritual growth is fueled primarily by our Instinct for Creativity: our capacity to imagine and find meaning in the inner forces which influence our journeys through life. Our creativity is symbolized by the Couple archetype, or Self, which gradually manifests in every area of our lives via the transcendent function.
I see the Couple as integrating the other four archetype pairs in a sacred marriage of fully individuated and fully related opposites. This union activates the creative instinct and brings us into the spiritual domain and Epoch III integrated consciousness. ~Raffa, HSD, p. 203.
As you can see, the search for enlightenment cannot be compartmentalized into one domain, but requires cooperation between every part of us in every domain in which we function. I stress this point to dispel the common misconception that putting all our spiritual eggs into one basket—traditional religious participation and belief—is the only way to attain enlightenment. This obsession with using only intellect and emotion to connect with a loving God not only dismisses the sacredness of the physical body, but it ignores the fact that our actual words and behaviors can be decidedly unspiritual. Moreover, it can lead to a dangerous split between mind and body, spirit and soul.
In conclusion I would like to note that despite all the thought and energy I've given to the pursuit of enlightenment, I cannot say for certain what it is. As I wrote in response to a comment after last week's post:
"I wish I knew what enlightenment is. If it's a conscious, consistent, ongoing process of trying to understand, individuate, love, realize our true selves, and appreciate the miracle of our lives, then, perhaps all of us who do this kind of work could be considered such. I mean, we know we're part of a process, and we're consciously involved in it. But if enlightenment is not a process, but an end-product, then I know I'm not "there." I keep re-hashing old stuff and coming up with new stuff to process, so in this definition, I'm only as 'enlightened' as my thoughts, behavior, and motivations are in this very moment!" ~Jean Raffa
Image Credits: Enlightenment: Wikimedia Commons.
Jean Raffa's The Bridge to Wholeness and Dream Theatres of the Soul are at Amazon. E-book versions are also at Kobo, Barnes And Noble and Smashwords. Healing the Sacred Divide can be found at Amazon and Larson Publications, Inc.
The Transcendent Function January 3, 2017
In the almost 7 years since I began Matrignosis, I've written much more about depth psychology than what I would call 'depth spirituality.' Perhaps because I've been doing in-depth studies of Jungian psychology for 27 years and feel more comfortable about my knowledge and experience of it. Perhaps because I have no formal credentials on the subject of religion and so have left writing about it to those who do.
Either way, I've only hinted at depth spirituality and its connection to depth psychology, shared a few meaningful religious experiences, and occasionally addressed mysticism and religion. Yet, depth spirituality is a passion of mine and I'm feeling compelled to write more about it. So here goes.
I've been deeply spiritual since the age of 17 when I experienced an epiphany about some Bible verses and eagerly answered an altar call at a Billy Graham Crusade shortly afterwards. Perhaps it started before that, when, at the age of 10, I was encouraged by my Baptist paternal grandmother to kneel beside my bed and invite Jesus into my heart. Or did it happen a few months later when my minister immersed me in the baptismal font at the First Christian Church we attended?
Maybe my spiritual spark ignited when, around the age of 5, I experienced awe and wonder on a walk with my father beneath the cathedral-like canopy of a forest? Or was it earlier still at age 3 when I was lost and alone on the shores of Lake Michigan, following a faraway light that twinkled through the darkness like a star?
Regardless of when it awakened, I know for certain it didn't begin to deepen until midlife. That's when I experienced a crisis of faith which caused painful internal conflicts between known and previously unknown parts of myself. Gradually, taking these conflicts seriously and exploring them over a long period of time transformed my old God image of a distant and aloof heavenly father into a sacred, genderless, benevolent force which was real, present, and life-changing.
Carl Jung, whose father was a minister, experienced a similar crisis which activated the same compulsion to understand himself and participate in the Mystery of life. He called this compulsion the 'transcendent function.'
The cooperation of conscious reasoning with the data of the unconscious is called the 'transcendent function'…. This function progressively unites the opposites. Psychotherapy makes use of it to heal neurotic dissociations, but this function had already served as the basis of Hermetic philosophy for seventeen centuries. ~Carl Jung, CW 18, par. 1554.
In fact, people have been encountering the transcendent function for thousands of years. Here's what happens. Consciousness is born when we become self-aware: when we see ourselves objectively and realize we can make original choices instead of conforming and being buffeted about by unknown forces. We start out believing these forces are outside of us, in nature, other people, gods. We grow by acknowledging that they are in us, and that we project them outward to avoid taking responsibility for who we really are.
It is we who create our religions, our cultural standards, our wars, our beliefs about right and wrong, good and bad. This good/bad opposition is the source of our internal and external conflicts. We have no control over the transcendent function or when—or if—it kicks in. But if and when it does, everything changes.
The transcendent function does not proceed without aim and purpose, but leads to the revelation of the essential man. It is in the first place a purely natural process, which may in some cases pursue its course without the knowledge or assistance of the individual, and can sometimes forcibly accomplish itself in the face of opposition. The meaning and purpose of the process is the realization, in all its aspects, of the personality originally hidden away in the embryonic germ-plasm; the production and unfolding of the original, potential wholeness. ~Carl Jung, CW 11, par. 780.
Self-discovery is the basis of Eastern religions like Buddhism and Taoism and the mystical traditions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Some practices that lead to self-discovery are introspection, meditation, contemplation, centering prayer, dreamwork, body work, active imagination, journaling, psychotherapy, art, and so on.
Our choice to explore our unconscious selves is where East meets West and Soul meets Spirit. Working together in partnership toward understanding, union and love, our divided selves can eventually merge into One. This transforming process is both depth psychology and depth spirituality. It is where Life wants to take us.
By means of the transcendent function we not only gain access to the 'One Mind' but also come to understand why the East believes in the possibility of self-liberation. If, through introspection and the conscious realization of unconscious compensations, it is possible to transform one's mental condition and thus arrive at a solution of painful conflicts, one would seem entitled to speak of 'self-liberation'. ~Carl Jung, CW 11, par. 784.
Image Credits: Rayonnat Gothic rose window of north transept, Notre-Dame de Paris (window was created by Jean de Chelles on the 13th century). Great Temple at Honan, Canton. (Hoi Tong Monastery on Henan Island in Guangzhou, China). Wikimedia Commons. Quote image courtesy of Lewis LaFontaine.
Jean Raffa's The Bridge to Wholeness and Dream Theatres of the Soul are at Amazon. E-book versions are also at Kobo, Barnes And Noble and Smashwords. Healing the Sacred Divide can be found at Amazon and Larson Publications, Inc.
The Next Step December 28, 2016
"Spirit and matter may well be forms of one and the same transcendental thing." ~Carl Jung. CW 9i; par. 392.
This week between Christmas 2016 and the New Year of 2017 is the first in almost seven years that I didn't schedule a Tuesday post on Matrignosis. I'm still trying to figure out why, but one factor is undoubtedly that I'm struggling with physical, emotional, and spiritual burnout from the presidential election and holiday preparations. As a result, I'm recovering from my second nasty bout with bronchitis in two months.
Determined to get the rest I obviously need this week, I had no conscious plans to write a post until after the new year. But this morning I awoke from a dream:
A new government has taken over. It is banning free speech and singling out intellectuals and other 'undesirables' on trumped up charges. I'm feeling worried and frightened. Our only hope is in one extraordinary man who secretly leads a resistance group. I see his slogan, "We Will Survive" written in large bold letters on a large surface in a public place and take great hope from it.
I have to tell Fred. He's been distracted by work and doesn't know this has happened. I find him and tell him with tears welling up in my eyes, "I have terrible news about the government!" I consciously add the words 'about the government' because I want to prepare him to hear something alarming but don't want him to think the news is about any kind of immediate threat to our loved ones. I fear for our world.
So this is it. The core issue beneath everything I've been thinking and doing and trying not to think about or do in recent weeks. My intuition and feelings are in a high state of alert and as an introvert I've been trying to keep them under cover, both for my own protection and others. But the Self won't allow me to ignore this any longer and sent me a dream to make me face it.
How am I going to respond to a situation that feels like a terrible threat to our country and world? How can I be sure that what I say or do will be helpful and not harmful?
If you always do the next thing that needs to be done, you will go most safely and sure-footedly along the path prescribed by your unconscious. ~Carl Jung, Letters Vol. I, Pages 132-133.
After recording my dream I reread recent posts, looking for threads that might suggest my next step, my next post.
From The Invisible Cord: "Awakening from a long sleep during which our egos have been unconscious of our inner truths, and moving into a more mature way of living and loving is what Christmas is really about."
From The Two Sides of Surrender: "Positive surrender frees you to live to the fullest with all the life energy you have at your disposal without wasting it on denial, escapism or self-hatred."
And, "Healthy surrender is not a victim's descent into lethargy. It is a warrior's ascent to compassionate action which causes the least possible harm to others. It requires…restraint until you acquire the wisdom to know what must be done."
But when will I know what must be done? Until now, my actions have been guided by this thought:
"Your voice is too weak for those raging to be able to hear…Thus, do not speak and do not show the God, but sit in a solitary place and sing incantations in the ancient manner." ~Carl Jung. The Red Book, p. 284.
Perhaps this is part of the reason I could find no words for a Tuesday post this week. But I am unusually mindful of these words from The Invisible Cord: "…all opposites, outer and inner, are bound to each other by an invisible cord which is as real and essential to us as our heartbeat."
There is an absolute, eternal union between God and the soul of everything. The problem is that Western religion has not taught us this. Our ego over-emphasizes our individuality and separateness from God and others. ~Richard Rohr Meditation, Dec. 17, 2016.
Mystics like Francis and Clare lived from a place of conscious, chosen, and loving union with God. Such union was realized by surrendering to it, not by achieving it! ~Richard Rohr Meditation, Dec. 17, 2016.
After citing the above I wrote: "If you're not a religious person, just replace the word "God" with any or all of these three: Life. Love. Reality. It's all the same thing."
Still looking for guidance, I picked up a new book I've been wanting to start and chose a page at random. There I read,
"We're standing in the middle of an awesome mystery—life itself!—and the only appropriate response before this mystery is humility. If we're resolved that this is where we want to go—into the mystery, not to hold God and reality but to let God and reality hold us—then I think religion is finally in its proper and appropriate place." ~Richard Rohr with Mike Morrell, The Divine Dance: The Trinity and Your Transformation, p. 73.


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John Mayer has a lot of things going for him: talent, looks, wealth, fame. A roster of beautiful ex-girlfriends. But come on, give the guy a break; the rock-star life isn't always a bed of roses. The American tabloids have a hard time leaving Mayer alone and as he discovered last week, when he made a couple of unfortunate jokes about sex and drugs during an acoustic gig at London's Hard Rock Cafe, the British press are no more forgiving.
Over here, Mayer is mostly famous for the beautiful ex-girlfriends and the sex jokes. "All of which overshadows," he complains, to an adoring Hammersmith Apollo, "the fact that I actually play guitar." Furthermore, even when his considerable musical talents become apparent, Mayer must contend with a sceptical wider audience. Unlike his home country, the UK has a crippling intolerance for what some might call classic rock. It frequently feels as if anyone under 50 who enjoys a bluesy guitar solo is considered desperately uncool.
The band of seasoned professionals Mayer has assembled, however, look like a mark of credibility – as does the fact that his new album, Battle Studies, mimics the traditional rock tropes of Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, Neil Young and the like. The lynchpin of Mayer's band, his musical soulmate and the album's co-producer, is the drummer Steve Jordan, who has played with Eric Clapton and Keith Richards.
The show opens, as does the new record, with "Heartbreak Warfare", a driving and accusatory elegy for a difficult relationship. If Mayer wants everyone to forget about those exes, writing a break-up album may not have been the best idea. Next comes a brilliant cover of a blues standard, "Crossroads", which was made famous by Cream.
Mayer weaves musical history through the set at every opportunity, dropping Bob Marley into the heartfelt waltz "Gravity" and the Jackson Five into the ballad "Why Georgia", the latter taken from his 2001 debut, Room for Squares. An acoustic cover of Petty's "Free Fallin'" has become an integral addition to his set.
Some of his own songs have entered the canon – or so the ecstatic crowd response they prompt would suggest – including the poppy "Bigger Than My Body" and two mildly politically-minded tracks: "Waiting on the World to Change" and the thoughtful, brilliant "Belief", both from the 2006 album Continuum.
There is no doubt that Mayer has a faithful British following, big enough to both sell out the Apollo in a couple of hours and allow him to announce a Wembley Arena show in May. The lead single from Battle Studies, "Who Says", has a lyric ("It's been a long night in New York City/It's been a long night in ...") that is perfect for inserting the name of the relevant city, so whipping the crowd into a happy frenzy of recognition. Most of the time, Mayer has an easy charm – his stage banter runs the gamut from those inadvisable sex jokes to earnest and geeky philosophical musings.
Though the first half of the set is magnificent, the frequent solos – drum solos, guitar solos, keyboard solos, guitar solos, yet more guitar solos – wear thin after a while. There are, for example, a few yelled requests from the crowd for favourites from the new record that are ignored in favour of a series of four-minute instrumental noodles. But for an artist who might be thought of as safe, Mayer rewards his fans by taking an awfully healthy number of liberties with his songs on stage – and one improvised slow jam too many seems a small price to pay for that.
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Yet a distinction must be made between soft- and hard-core supporters of the right wing. The soft core encompasses those nostalgic for the salad days of white supremacy, most of them supporters of the Conservative Party, which won nearly 678,000 votes, or 31 percent of the 2.1 million votes cast by whites, in parliamentary elections in September 1989. ''You know, they are good people, God-fearing people, but they're caught in a time warp of racism,'' said Max du Preez, the editor of Vrye Weekblad, a liberal Afrikaans-language weekly. The hard-core right wing probably constitutes less than 1 percent of the country's five million whites, who in turn account for less than 15 percent of South Africa's total population, but they have the capacity to sabotage peaceful change. They may look paunchy and incapable of marching in step, much less toppling the Government, but virtually all served in the ranks of the South African Defense Force - military service is compulsory for white males - or the South African Police, and some are still on active duty. They know how to make war; some saw combat in fierce battles in Namibia or Angola. And they are well armed with explosives stolen from the country's gold mines and weapons from military armories.
The South African Police, which is now half nonwhite, denies that the right wing influences its ranks, but Eugene TerreBlanche, a former police sergeant who capitalizes the B to emphasize that his Huguenot name means ''white land'' in French, insists that the majority of white policemen support him. Indeed, a number of ex-policemen figure prominently in the leadership of right-wing paramilitary groups. Piet Rudolph, a former cop who heads a violent faction called the Order of the Boer People, was arrested last month and charged with raiding the armory at air force headquarters and bombing a landmark building. Servaas de Wet, commandant-general of the commandos, or military units, of the Afrikaner Resistance Movement, is a retired police colonel who served as district commissioner in Cape Town and Windhoek. De Wet claims that his private army is eager to assist the police. ''If violence breaks out in the country, the police will have their hands full with rioters, housebreakers and looters,'' he said.
So far, the hard right has not coalesced into a united front. Its fractious groupings bicker and split, accusing one other of being too liberal or too soft. If they agree on anything, it's that they loathe all people of color, but hate even more white Afrikaners like de Klerk, whom they perceive as traitors to their heritage. ''A special venom is reserved for the enemy from within,'' said du Preez, whose newspaper was bombed in July by right-wing terrorists protesting its opposition to apartheid.
With the Afrikaner Resistance Movement coexist even more fanatical groups like the Blanke Bevrydings-beweging, or White Liberation Movement, which demands that every black South African be dumped in a tribal homeland. Wim J. Booyse, a Pretoria consultant, has counted 70 right-wing groups operating in South Africa, including political parties, fundamentalist churches, vigilante posses and private armies. The most militant, Booyse says, are as fanatical as the Irish Republican Army or the Islamic fundamentalists in Lebanon.
At one right-wing news conference in Pretoria, I ran into hard-eyed spokesmen for Power Action Afrikaner Nationalism and the Bond of Right Afrikaners, which may consist of little more than a few cronies banding together under a macho name. Shadowy terrorist cells include the Wit Wolwe, or White Wolves, in whose name anonymous callers have claimed responsibility for wanton attacks on blacks. When a group calling itself the Wit Bevrydingsleer, or White Liberation Army, claimed credit for a bomb that injured 27 blacks at a Johannesburg bus and taxi terminal in July, the senior police spokesman, Brig. Leon Mellet, told reporters that he had never heard of it. ''An individual finds his organization isn't radical enough, so he creates a splinter group,'' Mellet said.
The rhetoric on the right is suffused with a mystical faith in the unique nationhood of the Afrikaners, who see themselves as favored by God and forewarned by the bitter lessons of history. ''We're not going to be caught like Piet Retief at the kraal,'' I heard Servaas de Wet of the A.W.B. declare in June. He alluded to the story, known to every Afrikaner schoolboy, of the pioneer leader and his men who were slaughtered by Zulus 152 years ago after being lured into their kraal, or camp.
The Afrikaner right wing exploits a history of stubborn resistance to outside authority, beginning with the rebellion against colonial Britain back in the 19th century. When World War II broke out, some Afrikaners formed the Ossewa Brandwag, or Ox Wagon Guard, which waged a haphazard campaign of domestic sabotage in support of Nazi Germany. (Other Afrikaners fought against the Nazis alongside British forces in North Africa.) Some of those detained for pro-Nazi sedition were later to become vigorous proponents of apartheid, like John Vorster, who became South Africa's Prime Minister in 1966 and, briefly, President in 1978.


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