Chief Joseph Newsletter:
Sentinels of the Sky
Conversations with Chief Joseph & John Cali
ISSN:
1539-431X
September 5, 2007
Opinions: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
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In last
week’s newsletter, Chief Joseph said
we’d talk about a couple of comments John and one of our readers, Barbara
Webster, had made in that newsletter on the opinions of other people.
John
Here are those comments, first Barbara’s, followed by my response to her.
Barbara: . . . when I seek different audiences to give me validation
and sympathy, there are too many human opinions that cloud the reality of the
true situation. It's just a way of putting off dealing with the truth and moving
forward.
John: I think you're very wise to avoid seeking sympathy and
validation from too many others. I have a close friend who is forever asking my
and others' opinions before he makes any important decisions. That just leads to
more confusion for him. I've finally managed to convince him to begin relying
more on his own inner guidance -- now he's doing much better.
I don't know who said this, but I have a quote I just love taped to my
computer desk: "We need to be free of the good opinion of others."
And now here’s Chief Joseph.
Chief Joseph
Your modern world is ruled, dominated by opinions. It’s
often a crazy, dizzy mish-mash from our perspective. Every human, every
government, every religion, every school system has their own opinions. Some
good, some bad, some ugly. None of it "wrong" in any moral sense. Just
different.
If it were left at that, you’d have far fewer problems in your world today.
But it’s not left at that.
Virtually all opinion-holders expect, sometimes demand, all others adhere to
their opinions, to their rules, to their laws.
And that, friends, is the root of so many of the human problems and tragedies
you see literally every day -- on an individual level and on a global level. At
least you see them if you follow the mainstream news media.
One person, one organization, one country following its true inner guidance
can make a huge positive difference in your world today.
But there are relatively few doing that.
However, that does not mean you -- one individual standing alone and free of
the opinions of others -- cannot make a difference. You can.
You may not transform the planet single-handedly overnight into an earthly
paradise. But you can transform your own life, your little world, into heaven on
earth.
How?
By following your inner guidance faithfully. By making your inner guidance
your highest and best, and final, authority.
The whole world could be going to hell, but you could be living in paradise
-- because you have released your need to place the opinions and advice of
others above your own.
When your whole world, or at least more of it, can do that, you will all
begin to glimpse the joy and bliss that are your birthright. But you,
individually, can experience that here and now, while still in your physical
bodies. Whether anyone else does it or not.
All is well.
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Chief Joseph talks about related subjects here:
Other
People’s Opinions
Do
You Trust What You Know or What You Feel?
Declaration
of Independence
Doing
It My Way
Following
Your Heart
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Since 1992, John Cali has been communicating with a
non-physical entity called Joseph. In one of his many physical lifetimes, this
spirit was incarnated as the legendary Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce tribe in
what is now the state of Oregon in the northwestern USA. These messages are a
blend of information from Joseph, other spirits in the "Joseph group,"
and John.
John can be reached by email here
or through their website
Private readings with Chief Joseph are available here: http://www.greatwesternpublishing.org/readings.html
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Copyright © 2007 by John Cali. All rights reserved.
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