What is your wish for this month?

My grown-up Christmas wish for December for the world is that those who have set this horrendous world-wide monetary crisis in action will have a huge Epiphany, get their crap together, and share their huge wealth, instead of hoarding it for God-only-knows-what-reason (and maybe God even has a problem figuring them out!)

If the attempt was to enslave the common man, I think they have been drinking way too much fine wine and plugging their ears with caviar for way too long to really understand that every man, woman and child has a spark of the divine in them (even these idiots have it, for crying out loud!) and WILL NOT submit to being slaves.

Certainly, the sanity of people in general can be called into question at times.  The "Black Friday" tramplings and shootings really call into question what people really believe in, even at this time of year when supposedly many are celebrating religious  or spiritual festivities, whether it is Channukah, Christmas, Qwansa, Yule - whatever!!!  Is getting to the check-out counter with that made-in-China doll, or that made-in-Taiwan blouse or shirt more important than taking a little extra care to make sure you don't mame or kill someone else in the process???  This is insanity!!!

So can we expect that our leaders are going to act any better?  I do applaude my neighbours to the south (mostly) of Canada for at least electing someone who might make a difference in the long run, but he is really going to be battling uphill for at least a couple of years - the Bushite's made dang sure of that.  Unfortunately, whenever the US economy takes a dump, Canadians end up with the crappy after-farts (pass the Air-wick pallleeeeezzzzze!).  I think, as world citizens we have a divine duty to lead  by example, and demand, then, that they live up to a much higher standard.

So here's what we all need to do:  When you're out shopping for your gifts, don't push, don't shove, don't swear at the poor clerk who's trying to please you, and don't think you have to be the first on the block to give (or get) anything.  Do's - be polite, be generous, smile, make time for your family (they'll probably appreciate that more than a thousand dollars worth of gifts), and do something nice for a stranger as often as possible - preferably at least once a day!  More do's - keep positive, keep your attention planted on your goals, keep the company of those who are supportive of you and your dreams, and keep a daily gratitude list of at least five items.  Put at least half of what you'd spend daily on coffee /tea /lattes /beer /wine into a jar or envelope, and give it to your local food-bank at the end of the month - and do it every month for at least the next year.  Make it a habit to think of others FIRST!!!!

Those are the things, done well, done often and done by many, that are going to help change the group-consciousness dynamic of the world this coming year.  If we change that, then those selfish money-groping monsters who pushed us into this financial crisis will be forced to change - they are really at the bottom of the heap spiritually, so any real spiritual effort put forth, by spiritual law, is irresistible to them.

That's it!  That's my wish!  In the words of Jean Luc Picard "Make It So!!!"

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My grown up Christmas list

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