VïDâ González - Divine Times

And there were so many more lessons that we had to learn before we could get any visible results, but we were determined to finish what we had started as it was our understanding that it was important that we did.

Many months went by but, eventually, our rusty heads and hearts commenced to be loosened by the unconditional love coming from the Devas, and in due course things got a little easier.

“DOING THE SAME THING YOU DID YESTERDAY WILL PRODUCE THE SAME RESULTS AS YESTERDAY.”

Said our beloved Master on one occasion.

So, we knew that changing the way we look at things would cause them to change their shape, literally, and that was the main target at the beginning. We had no choice but to develop a new way of thinking that would, eventually, change the physical world around us.

And then there was the all-important issue that we at first couldn’t comprehend, “YOU ARE NOT THE DOERS.”

“NOT EVEN A SINGLE BLADE OF GRASS WOULD MOVE WITHOUT GOD’S ALMIGHTY WILL.”

Over and over again, we were told that we were nothing but humble, absolutely inanimate instruments that needed to be guided by the Almighty Hand that Does Everything, but we just couldn’t see it that way. Even when a lot of time and effort was invested in getting us ready to do the work, it could not happen if we were unable of letting go of the mistakes of the past.

You see, society told us so many times that we are the ones doing things.

It particularly made us feel responsible for doing all the wrong things but, in general terms, we as a society, decided to believe that somehow, we humans, were the doers.

Our guidance was clearly saying the opposite, and that created a dichotomy that we could not solve.

If the guidance was right, and we knew it was, if we were not the doers by definition, how could we undo something we had not done?

Our doubts were logical and understandable but, unless we could untie the conceptual knot, there was not a way out for us. So, we had to initiate the developing of our own brains in order to be able to comprehend what was presented to us by our Divine Master.

At this point, it was clear that we had to solve the mystery before we could continue on our way to real freedom.

Which came first: the chicken or the egg?

There was one contentious point that we had to understand really well in order to perform the work we were given to do. To be able to introduce our new way of working, we had to undo the damage that was done in our heads through generations of misinformation and lies.

It was essential for us to forget all those things we thought we knew and eventually replace them with the new material coming through.

“NO MATTER HOW FAR YOU HAVE WALKED, IF YOU HAVE TAKEN THE WRONG PATH AT THE BEGINNING OF YOUR JOURNEY, YOU WOULD UNAVOIDABLY HAVE TO GO BACK ON YOUR STEPS AND START AGAIN.”

Your Baba

The Devas were more than willing to help, but many a time our silly habits got in our way and we couldn’t understand the guidance, because we were trying to compare what we thought we knew with the information we were now getting and, no matter how hard we tried, the two wouldn’t match.

Having gone through over more than two hundred years of industrial revolution, the “new inventions” had done irreparable damage to the ancient knowledge, and if we were to really make a change for the better, we had to undo the harm done and start again.

At the very beginning, and in relation to the essential issue of growing our food, there was of course the matter of ploughing the ground in order to add on oxygen to it and to get rid of weeds, as most farmers do.

Well, the truth is, there are no weeds.

A weed is a perfectly good plant that grows where we don’t want it to grow.

Our generous and wonderfully intelligent Mother Nature doesn’t make mistakes.

Obviously, this way of thinking goes against everything the big monsters, like Monsanto and others like them, would want you to believe, because, if there were no weeds, the need for weedkillers would become obsolete overnight and we would witness the abrupt collapse of one of the biggest money making machines, apart from cancer obviously, that the dark side of mankind has ever created. And the only way to undo such a well-oiled and established machinery is to dismantle the rigid structures of our brain and to provide it with new data.

There is no ploughing in nature, as there is no waste in nature, where everything happens for a reason. And it is always a good reason.

It took us some time, but we proved to ourselves that ordinary vegetables can grow well in a field where there are other plants growing also very well. There is no competition, but only a gracious and natural contribution between the different species of plants.

In fact, the very idea of companion planting comes from the primary concept of one plant protecting the other and the two happily sharing the physical space and soil nutrients.

“ONE HAND WASHES THE OTHER AND THE TWO, TOGETHER, WASH THE FACE,”

Swami told us once

We needed a “new way” of doing things, if we were to go back to the older days when cancer, AIDS, and many other man-created diseases did not exist.

So, we asked many questions and, eventually, we got many answers from different sources that helped us to untangle so many myths that nowadays the obscure minds use freely, in order to control modern society.

We needed to return to the sacred ground we were given to work so many nutrients that had been lost due to the use of many chemical poisons. This way, we collected manure from various sources, and from it we began to produce organic fertilizer so as to help the ground to hold on to its natural resources.

We planted sacrificial crops such as broad beans, not so much for us to eat, but because they would help to establish nitrogen on the ground to enrich it and to prepare it for planting what we wanted to consume.

Once the life cycle of the plants came to an end, we would leave the dead bush in place to rot away and, by so doing, they would enrich the sacred ground, just like Mother Nature would do.

Seaweed was brought in from the seashore and it was used to make liquid fertilizer. Once we had finished the preparation of it, we would add the resulting debris of the operation to the compost heap, and so on and so forth.

Once we began to understand the reasons why we were performing our labour, in only a few short months we managed to get the ground to breathe again. Besides, the organic matter called back earthworms and insects of many different kinds, and because these attracted back the so many different varieties of birds, we were able to complete the wonderful symphony of nature without effort.

Now, once the field preparation was underway, the real work could start as we were able and ready to become a part of the landscape once again.

We knew that we would find some trials and tribulations along the way, but we never felt better in our lives, and the would-be challenges had not a chance of making us go back to what we thought was a sick society.

We were never big fans of doctors and medicine in general, but as there were no doctors nearby, the “temptation” of getting sick was not a possibility we would ever consider, and even those “chance” accidents that would occur from time to time were not a part of the complicated equation that was our life.

“IT IS NO MEASURE OF HEALTH TO BE WELL ADJUSTED TO A PROFOUNDLY SICK SOCIETY.”

Jiddu krishnamurti

“FOOD IS YOUR ONLY MEDICINE.”

Getting things done required us to do a lot of walking and other physical work and that was enough to keep us healthy and fit, so there were no concerns on that field.

One day Swami said, “NO ILLNESS CAN ATTACK A HEALTHY BODY,” so we knew we were protected from the many common ailments most people suffer from.