LAMAT: STAR HARMONY

As you are able to allow the past to fall away behind you, without clinging to the dreams of what has been, you will begin to discover that you are being called into a more expanded state of being. Harmony cannot be found in resistance, only through our ability to flow with the music of the times. For once we learn to accept what has come into being, we can begin to feel a pull toward something that is seeking to become, toward those people and events that we need now in order to continue the journey of self-actualization. When a dream has finished its usefulness, do not discard those with whom you have dreamed the dream. Accept their strengths and limitations, recognize your own, and move on toward a different harmony. Harmony does not ask us to put all the notes of the universe into one sound at the same time. No, it chooses what notes make the primary sound more beautiful, more interesting, more fulfilled. So it is in your own life. It is not that one note is more precious than another. It is that each note must place itself where it can resonate with the greatest effect and with the deepest beauty, for the good of the whole song. Sometimes, a note that has been placed beside another note, no longer furthers the song by remaining where it is. It must then, if it wishes to remain in harmony with the changing chords, move away from the note with which it once created such beauty, and allow itself to move to another place, to another time. Perhaps for the rest of the song, those two notes will never reside side by side again, but then, that would be what serves the song best. Your life must be allowed to shift and change like the changing chords of a symphony. Each passage brings it's own grace and excitement. It is only when we repeat over and over the same passage, that the music begins to become redundant and to lose its wonder. Do not be afraid to move on, to allow new and different harmonies to unfold. It may be sad to watch this change come over the song, but then, that is the way of it. Move on. Allow a new sound, a new beauty, a new song, to be made possible by allowing the harmonies that have served their purpose to be done and by making space for the new and changing harmonies to unfold. Mahkosi.