Principles,Yunsai Society,respect,gohiyuhi,beauty,compassion

Is modern science the only valid system available for explaining reality? Ancient civilizations understood Principles which include and reach far beyond the range of modern scientific knowledge. These Principles are universal laws which teach us about the intricate matrix and organisms of the cosmos. Once a person understands the Principles, the entire universe comes to life!
T he Principles are found in the matrix of all creation. Ancient peoples drew “Original Instructions” from the “sacred voices” of the one living Creation. Remnants of these original instructions exist in all cultures as tablets, codices,scriptures, ancient legends, and songs. We study and research the writings, beliefs, and practices of the Ancients. Our focus is to make available all the “Original Instructions” to Humankind.
Principles, which are laws of physics, guide ethical conduct. For instance “Giveaway” is when you give to show your appreciation. We give the best of what we have (or what we are) to demonstrate our gratitude. We understand that this cycle of giving is what renews the whole.
RESPECT Another Principle which assists us in relating to ourselves and others is respect. Allowing for all to be part of the whole is honoring differences. We do not try to change someone (or something) who doesn’t believe ( or act) as we might. How will we ever evolve, if we do not recognize differences and new perspectives? Respect means recognizing what each being contributes to the whole.
BEAUTY Beauty within/Beauty without/Beauty all around me. This Universal Principle is the sweetest to integrate. We are created in Love and Beauty. This is what we truly are. By integrating this Truth in our lives, every part of our being shines to reveal the magnificence that lives in us, and this for the entire world to see!
Everything starts with yourself and ripples out in the world. We are all interconnected, all Nature’s Wonders. All that is lives inside of us. The world needs your Beauty, why not share it?
COMPASSION
In my life what I have seen leads me to believe that the most misunderstood word in our language is Love, and the next one is Compassion. To truly live awakened and attuned to spirit, we must have the reality of both Love and Compassion.
We have wonderful examples such as Mother Therese and many others, but as seekers we choose to see them as the exception and avoid the example in our own life. We romanticize spirituality and try to avoid where the real need is. We fear getting too close to the imbalance and putting ourselves to doing whatever it takes to get through the illusionary mass, and assist however we can.
Instead of using the suffering as an opportunity to express the power of love, we more often pass judgment, and make excuses to not see it through and persevere.
We have Compassion, our hearts are open, and we become stronger than the things we usually judge and avoid that cause us pain, anger, and outrage. We become attuned, not to just the nurturing and life-giving forces of Creator, but also to the imbalanced oppressive and life-threatening ones.
As we can open ourselves to others and begin to understand more, "which is better than condemning them," we learn how to apply Love and Forgiveness to relieve the suffering.
When we personally experience suffering, we call out in ways that often turn help away, yet we want help.
When we recognize this in others, we can then feel the suffering as our own and Compassion is our Heart calling us to help. It is clearly not intelligent to think we can “fix” other peoples’ lives, but if we take time to involve ourselves, we can make a difference and gain some extended insights, and improve our abilities to handle the suffering and pain that we choose to experience.
We gain a true sense of freedom as we see the results of our caring and perseverance.
When we put nothing but the truth at the base of all our relationships, we are always present with Love, for all life. Putting that truth in action, no matter how much resistance comes, is truly having compassion. We need not do “the right thing” because others think we should: it needs to be from our heart. It means giving ourselves into what we are doing, and living the moment, even when it appears terrible, painful, or alien, and even when it takes us past our comfort zones and the demands seem impossible. We can call forth at these moments the depth of our purpose and in a selfless way and with respect for Creator’s endless wisdom, do whatever we can in the aura of mutual respect for all life and all people.
The Dalai Lama said, “Love and Compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humanity cannot survive. With them, we can make a joint effort to solve the problems of the whole of humankind.”<
Compassion is not done for others, it is done with others, for yourself, because you can no longer deny the need.
Life is Joy and it is the role of us all to reduce suffering on this planet and live fully what we really are, Co-creators. Create Beauty and Heal; begin with yourself.
by Pa’Ris’Ha Copyright ©1994 ys





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