When we allow a merging of our individual light into the light of oneness, as happens in a city of light, that light can then, far more effectively than when we work alone, be gathered and placed into a specific point in time or space, or given direction and impetus, or shaped and given form. This is another way of describing how a city of light comes to be built and how its community develops.
It’s interesting to consider what kind of thoughts might accompany this process, what they might look like. For our familiar thought patterns don’t seem very well suited to this process of shaping light. And there are lots of ways of using our minds. I have a sense, for example, that the Neanderthals didn’t think very much at all, but nevertheless had very beautiful minds, perhaps using their brains as a kind of map in which all of their universe was modelled. Carl Jung wrote of meeting a Hopi elder, who described how odd he found the white Americans because they claimed to think with their heads, whereas for him thinking was done with the heart. It may be that part of the prevalence of children on the autistic spectrum is due to their difficulty with thought processes we have tended to regard as normal and hardwired into our humanness.
With Sananda and some of the Heaven on Earth groups, we are beginning to explore what he calls ‘shared mind’ and this might be the kind mental space that is appropriate for the thoughts to be used in creating a city of light. Shared mind is a little like creating a big empty canvas that invites inspiration and a beautiful creativity to arise.
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