Is there a KARMIC DEBT?

We've all heard things said that sound similar to, every cause has an effect, there's a positive and negative side to everything. 

But what do we mean by this in reference to the word we sometimes throw around all too often,

KARMA?

Karma by definition is, the sum of one's actions in the entirety of their existence. A following effect of a persons actionable causes. 

For some this seems to be somewhat of a punishment or repercussion of an act they may have done that was bad in a sense, or a selfish or evil act. 

People may say from time to time, if wronged by another. "Don't worry they'll get their Karma."

Are we each pre-warranted on some level to get what is coming to us. If we put someone down, or steal, or get mad at a person. Will that come to mean that, on some level, we are predestined to receive an equal effect upon us to pay for that karmic debt.

There are systems of numerology and the cosmos that in some way help you determine what type of Karma you may be living out in your life. Some universal equation to resolve the wrongs we may have secured on some level or another. 

Communities believe that people reap what they sow. And on some plane of thinking, human beings take solace in the thought that people will get what they deserve. A kind of, you break my car window then something bad will happen to you. Or if a friend borrows something and loses it....maybe even worse....they still it and never give it back.

This Karma seems to always be an external effect from an external action. A physical thing done or said that must be repented through a similar external circumstance to pay off the debt.

We may even derive some satisfaction in knowing we got to see or hear of some form of Karma taking place on a individual we believed deserved it. Not that we want something bad to happen but that we want a sort of regard for our suffering.

If this is to be true than to a degree we are all paying for Karma debts all the time. Did somebody cut you off today? Well maybe, you did that 3 years ago and need to pay a debt. Did a friend accidentally drop and break your favorite coffee cup? Again, maybe you broke a friends favorite scooter back in grade school.

What goes around comes around, so we think.....

But maybe Karma isn't such an external balancing of good and bad polarities as it is an internal washing of one's own integrity. The inner being that battles between selfish and non selfish acts all day long. 

Events such as cutting a person off is not necessarily good or bad, that would be solely based on perspective. Begging the question, If a person cuts off another in traffic and the action causes an effect of spilling another person's coffee on themselves, but the first was trying to get to their ill mother in time with no thought of it and the second person conjures up a negative happening that should occur upon this abrasive driving......Who deserves the Karma?

The person who carried out the abhorrent action, or the person who entertained the negative thought. Both on a certain perspective could be considered an actionable cause that deserves a rightly effect.

I would have to ponder that Karma is mostly internal types of thinking that on most levels has an internal balance of suffering. A suffering that nicks at our subconscious, a picking away of sorts at the integrity of the soul.

In Buddhism they believe Karma is any act that contains a selfish conception. Even acts such as donating to a charity could be believed to be a selfish act. On some degree we take pride in actions such as these or a part of us takes pleasure in feeling better about who we are.

These types of acts cause a reinforcement of the selfish side of us, or as others call the ego side. With this we are determined to continue around these types of actions that are really just to raise the judgment of how we think of ourselves. And mostly only to ourselves.

So on some parallel facet we are causing these things to ourselves. Not necessarily because of a specific external action or event but because of how we internalize our self versions and thinking towards certain actions and events.

Does not the victim of a crime suffer continually because of the dwelling on events, even if they have no idea why someone might have committed them. And I outwardly ask, does not the person who committed negative actions suffer on some level internally because of their blatant disregard for an internal integrity of the soul.

I don't perceive that Karma is an external cause and action of events. But an internal battle with our true nature, a inner suffering through thoughts of who we think we are and what we prefer to be correct in the world. 

Karma can definitely be a double edged sword I believe. Some very outward and aggressive acts may have a need for some universal effect taking place so a spirit can pay for the wrongs they have committed. But also an inward battle constantly going on inside ourselves.

A perpetual fight between in our subconscious of what and who is right. With a majority of that battle being with ourselves of selfless and selfish thinking. Knowing what is true to us and not just true about how we want to think of ourselves or how we might want others to think of us. 

The Yin and Yang of life is always in play. A passionate balancing of ups and downs to play with all the universe and the events taking place. With Karma being the person in the chair of the roller coaster perceiving these bold events. 

So I wonder, is there a way to get out of or end our Karma? If you do enough rights will you never again have to pay for wrongs? If so, does this mean we have to take account for, not only all our actions outwardly, but all the thoughts and opinions we create inwardly?

-RA BAR

Dreams upon Dreams....

Don't you just love it when sentences start out with, "Oh man, I had the craziest dream last night!"

It just sends shivers down our spines because we know we're in for an epic story. There's no telling where the tale of fantasy could end up.

Dreams are a delightful memory of considerable lunacy and madness most of the time. You never know what your in for when you wake up and finally remember, holy crap that was all a dream.

We can be driving in a car and then next thing you know we're floating somewhere out in the ocean. Or sometimes we can be walking along and spot a giant spider that seems to be a hybrid kind mixed with scorpion and bird-like features. Other times we are in somewhat of a normal circumstance but things just seem not all there or have a hazy perception to them.

So what are dreams? What do they mean and how do we interpret these serene and chaotic motion pictures of secondary reality. Are they information for us to decipher, could they be visions of another parallel universe, or are they just the brain wiring itself for us to have memories and make better decisions in the future.

The consensus is still out and restlessly debated. But there are many theories floating around, all with their own research and endorsed science.

But is only one of these theories correct? Should we just pick one and say, yep this is what dreams solely do. Because if we really think back to our dreams, have we, not all had some that meant something to us. While at other times had dreams that couldn't be decoded in any common way and really just mean nothing. 

What do we determine from here? 

I would think to some quality we can say it dips into each category for the majority of us. 

It seems that each culture of life has a certain context on the mind and reason behind our unconscious feature film. Shamans use dreams to diagnose illnesses, the Egyptians believed they could help predict the future, and Freud thought dreams were a boulevard to the unconscious. 

Well, I'd have to say I feel that I've had dreams that, to some modest degree, are on all those levels. I would believe most of you have as well. 

If I'm, to be honest, I think dreams don't get enough credit for the information they're trying to get across through our thick cranium. Some nights they are a mess of scattered information getting consolidated as short- and long-term memory by way of filtering out unneeded data, with no rhyme or reason to the order of events and their speed. 

But often, and if not more often, they can be sensational viewpoints to clearer thinking of the past, present, and future. Essential clues to guide us to become better selves or get clairvoyant tips on life's reality of perfect happiness. 

Maybe we should start seeing dreams from a more open angle and getting to know the real imagination of you. Really taking the time to think upon these dreaming pointers. 

I would have to hypothesize that taking account of dreams, by way of writing them down or talking about them with friends. We would really start to open up new escapes and ways of thinking to, in a way, download peculiar information we couldn't get somewhere else. 

Perhaps this is personalized cosmic information and it is in our human contract to learn our own exclusive language. Knowing maybe a little more about who we are as a soul and what unique ways we understand the world. 

Let us not anymore just wake up and say....I had a dream last night. However, let us bath in the ingenious bizarre originality to speculate this world beyond ourselves.

So, tomorrow we should share our dreams, ponder our dreams, perchance write it into a story. And take deliberation in the art of learning a new side to the self. 

I ask, If a dream is so powerful it leaves you with an emotional imprint. Would you not consider that compelling dream to be a moment of lived life. What do you say? Are we missing out on a painting of another universe? 

Is FREE WILL even real?

Definitions:

Brain - an organ of soft nervous tissue contained in the skull of vertebrates, functioning as the coordinating center of sensation and intellectual and nervous activity.

Mind - the element of a person that enables them to be aware of the world and their experiences, to think, and to feel; the faculty of consciousness and thought.

So, the mind and brain are considered two different things. The brain is an organ that primarily facilitates function. Where the mind is our consciousness, or are awareness really. 

But are they two different units completely. Is mind to be considered in the brain, or are they indubitably linked together by force or the act of life.  

I have recently came across some research in a book I was reading explaining the length of time it takes for us to act upon something and also become consciously aware of our actions. 

The basic test was conducted by having a touch stimulus on a patients skin. They wanted to see how long it took for it to reach the brain as an electrical signal. A button was also to be pushed as soon as the patient noticed the touch. And the recognition of their awareness to the touch.

The results determined, it took 0.0001 seconds for the brain to register the electrical signal, a time of 0.1 seconds to press the button. And amazingly it took 0.5 seconds for the person to have awareness of the act. 

Interesting, our sense of perception of what occurred is 0.4 seconds after we touched the button to notice and 0.4999 seconds after the brain received the information of the touch stimulus. 

This study intrigued some other researchers who decided to take it another step and measure the brain for signals sent after patients were told to contract muscles. Amazingly again, the brain was sending signals to the muscle that was to be contracted 1.5 seconds before the patient decided to move their muscle, such as lifting a finger or flexing a bicep. 

So, all this information could make us ponder, is there such thing as free will. I mean this kinda of sounds like we are already making and acting upon decisions or movements before we even consciously become aware of the choice. 

Does this mean that many things occur in our life by an action outside ourselves. Something the brain seems to be giving the delusions of us being our deciders. Even some studies show that we only identify 50% of what comes in our vision part of the time. Our brains are adding the other 50% of information, the eyes don't see the brain does. 

It seems as though our behavior is being dictated before we even realize. If that's the case, where is the mind or consciousness coming from. Surely we are the creator of our own reality.

How can we be taking action upon us and the things around us without first being the person to determine the operation. 

Maybe the mind is outside the body, able to encapsulate the entirety of our physicality and brain. A higher form of consciousness that is in the process of creating the reality we see.

Well, then does anything occur how we actually want it to go. Or is it just our tricked perception of what is already set to occur. Could this illusion we perceive be like that of watching a movie. With all its timing of events predetermined, no action necessarily a direct component of OUR free will. 

If that were to be true. Where is our rulings in all this experience? 

I am in no way saying I think we have no free will in our actions. But maybe there is some higher engineering in the heart of all this information. Even if we are to be the master engineers, just seeing things from....I guess you could say, Human perception. 

Has there ever been a time, maybe you committed an embarrassing mistake, or made a small feat of heroism. Then thought to yourself, wow that is not how I intended that to go.

Well, maybe your correct in that saying. 

I ask, do all decisions come directly from us or could some of these already been destined by us and our fellow people long ago set to play out at a determined point in the existence of the universe? 

A Ponder of Time.....

"There are three times; a present time about things past, a present time

about things present, a present time about things future.  The future

exists only as expectations, the past exists only as memory, but

expectation and memory exist in the present." -St. Augustine

Time can be such an anomaly sometimes.

There are moments in our day, week, or year that seem to take forever. 

Then there can be times when this illusion of time seems to fly by. We can be strolling down the beach having a daring conversation with a loved one and next thing you know we've lost three hours.

But how can this be we ask, how can time seem to stand still while simultaneously, for another, leaping forward. 

Is perception the only thing that defines the ticking of moments. Or could there be more to it than that.

What is intriguing and somewhat hard to wrap the brain around is that time does tick differently on some occasions. Take speed for instance, something in motion can slow down time. A jet plane zooming around the earth will move slower in time than anything not in motion sitting on the ground of earth. 

Or gravity is also a factor in the manipulation of time. As gravity increases time will slow down. If we were to watch a person fall into a black hole. While there getting closer and closer to the center of this immense gravitational force we would see them moving slower and slower. Even talking and moving in what we would perceive as slow motion but to them would contain a relative normal speed of time. 

But the real question is, 'what even is time?'. Besides just the numerals we use to define these moments that pass us by. Could our perception be substantiated on falsehood and misleading information. 

Some scientists speculate that time is just an illusion and all moments exist at once. Could this be. I mean how do we even define time. It just seems to be a series of moments that exist in the now, which can't even be measured because as soon as you are in the present another present moment will take is place, now and now and now and now. 

So, how do we make sense of it all. How do we determine what moments don't exist and what do. 

While doing some experiments on the brain they determined that people could have vivid memories of past moments. When stimulated by electric waves, patients would have clear experiences of times prior. They could smell and feel the room, they could feel the chair they were sitting on, the clarity of their grandpa's voice telling a wild and crazy story from his past. 

They would say it was so clear that they didn't just remember it. But in a way completely relived the entire event. Again, like it was happening in the here and now.

Does that make it a past event when they can actually touch, smell, hear, and see the sensations of that existing frame of time. That existing frame of reality. 

I would have to speculate not.

So are we actually traveling through some amount of speculated time, if it can be so easily manipulated. Just by moving quickly or increasing and decreasing the amount of gravity surrounding us.

Or are there really even past and future moments occurring in a string of time. Would that mean the past existed and doesn't presently, or does it mean that future events are going to occur. I would assume that past moments are not gone if they can be felt and seen by people. And I would rather assume that the future doesn't exist either other than our perception of how things might go. 

Otherwise, the future would already be conscious in a sense. Having is own due time in process, and wouldn't be something we could manipulate or change by our actions. 

With all these questions and speculations out there. I would have to assume that time is a string of experiences to become the people we intended ourselves to be. 

There are not merely moments that existed at one time or another through the presence of an observer. But our perspectives from a certain point of view, in it containing the information that each one might need to become more of who they truly are. 

A sort of string of events and information contained in a span of space time dimension that we took from our angle of view and determined how to tally it up in our lives.

So, what do we do with all these questions. How do we formulate a consensus on all of this? 

I would have to say we still have some science to ponder and a continued pursuit of what is the reality of our space and time, and how they interrelate. 

But I digress. And admit that I ponder the length we have on this earth sometimes, when compared to the immensity of the length of the universe. By those standards we are just the mere blink of an eye.

I ask then, Does time change in the moments of bliss? A moment with friends and family, filled with laughter and ecstasy. And if that is true, does time change when we need a release from the constraints we're in? The moments of failure and mistakes, that seem to stretch to a lengthy desolation.

-RA BAR

Pay Attention!, Or Should We?

We are told to pay attention at very young ages. 

You must sit, be still and listen with all your might. Ignore the nonrelative thoughts and questions that come into your head. 

Not to say this type of attention is not needed. There could be times when being attentive and listening directly to a specific form of instruction or even guidance is a must, or even respectful. 

But after watching this video → http://bigthink.com/videos/angie-mcarthur-on-mind-patterns-and-attention

I was taught different ways of focusing your attention. Alternate ways of focusing the mind and its developed way to interpret and gain knowledge. 

As kids we drift off all the time, maybe thinking of flying dragons or if you could fit your whole body in the turtleneck shirt you're wearing. 

Well, I would speculate that some of this had to do with our natural form of paying attention that each individual possesses. Because we all learn and comprehend in a variety of ways that is each particular to all of us. There is no perfect form of any practice.

There are only the skills of learning in our own holistic style that come with due time and more understanding of ourselves. Dare I say the more intuitive side of our own unique nature. 

Even children, given time, come to find their own way of dispensing their attention. In due time,  some will come to find they often read, while others would rather play in the rain.

What is that?

What's the part of us that innately pulls us in the direction of where our attention is best given. Even a so-called developing style of learning. A type of self-study almost, of who we are as an individual being. 

So, should we not reinstate this grand form of a personal intuition we carry. Because this might help each one us to increase our state of awareness, that higher intelligence we all embody. A key system of insight specific to the patterns of how our minds perform. 

There could be times to read a book, or just sit and ponder while listening to music. And there are seemingly times when quietly listening is the best, even if to ourselves and our own thoughts that run amongst our heads. 

I think all forms should be practiced and valued because they all offer a different kind of interpreting information. Though it seems we have been taught to discipline ourselves to only one style of our attention.

Taking the time to practice all of these forms can be so uplifting and beneficial. Walking in nature for an hour a couple of times a week, or spending time drawing can create a different kind of attention. An attention that brings us new perspectives and extraordinary ideas, or ways of looking at something. 

Spending just ten minutes a day in silent meditation can create more cells in the brain. Helping us think clearer and sharper. Ten minutes is something everyone can fit time in to do. 

So, how do you pay attention? Do you draw even though you might not be an artist, can you write a story even though you may not be a novelist, or do you just stare at nature with no thought in mind, just enjoying the perfect serene beauty of the trees. (maybe even have a converstation with one) 

How should we teach the next generation to pay attention? Should we let there hearts and intuition lead them in a desired route? Or, should we create a type of dictation holding them accountable to a specific form of learning? 

-RA BAR

DOES MUSIC CHANGE US?

“Without music, life would be a mistake” – Friedrich Nietzsche

I was reading some Plato the other day, and came across some lines where he wrote:

"Then, I said, our guardians must lay the foundations of their fortress in music?"

Then a bit further down I read:

"our youth should be trained from the first in a stricter system, for if amusements become lawless, and the youths themselves become lawless"

Music is such a powerful tool sometimes. It can alter the way we feel and how we are interacting with our environment.

Music envelops our surroundings. Every product has its theme song, every movie with its background harmony to enhance our experience. We listen to melodies when we drive the car, clean the house, or get in some exercise. Maybe some even listen to Classical music while they study or read.

This entrapment of vibrations can heighten our emotions. Make us feel more profound with the joy of the moment, or help us dwell in the sorrows when a string of time needs to be felt for just a while longer.

The power of music is astonishing....

Check out a couple other Blogs to learn more:
https://blog.bufferapp.com/music-and-the-brain
http://www.consciouslifestylemag.com/music-and-the-brain-affects-mood/

But if I could refer to music as a form of amusements. What do we, as a society, consider to be of laws or rules with this amusement.

I enjoy all forms of music and the entertainment it can bring to me. I love how I can use music to work better or ease a bumper to bumper drive. And I use all different forms of music to bring about different emotional states.

I may use classical to study, techno to workout, or some pop to have a reason to dance preposterously. Each different style helps amplify or even cultivate the emotional vibrations we experience.

I would assume that we do things of this nature unconsciously sometimes. Unknowingly putting ourselves in intensities and interpretations. We can do this all too often.

At times, I've allowed sounds and melodies to become habitual in my life. Certainly affecting the way I am going about my day and interacting with my settings. These emotional states can become addictive during occasions.

There are even cases of people with severe Alzheimer's that have clear memory recall when listening to music they enjoyed in their past. Theses tones created altered paths of neuron interaction in the brain that helped recreate the memory. It put them into a joyous state and they were more talkative, interactive and social. Having better memories and more governing over their immediate surroundings.

That seems to have great input and direction in relation to how the brain works and functions in any given moment.

So, are there certain mandates we stick to when it comes to this version of amusements. Because we know how music can make us feel. There are documentaries showing people engaging in lost memories through musical administration.

That means that every vibration, word, and tone from the music is essentially heightening your thoughts and emotions towards a certain result.

Now I tend to ask the questions more often, "Why am I deciding to listen to music? What type of music am I listening to? & How does this music usually affect my emotional state?"

By taking a few seconds to ask things such as these, I make smarter choices more often to help me inflict a more positive mood or state of well-being.

During the past 6 months or so I have greatly decreased and even somewhat eliminated music I, at times, may have been listening to daily. So I can't help but wonder what type of music do we choose to govern ourselves and the effects it may have on our mindset.

I don't suggest we get rid of any particular type of music. Because everyone has their own style and their own forms of soul sounds.

But maybe we view these amusements as a tool for ourselves and create our own laws and rules to decide when a tool of such kind is needed or not. Maybe considering for a second if these sounds, tones, and words are needed or just desired at this time.

All too often we drift off from the current moment we are in. Sometimes we are daydreaming while folding laundry, or thinking about what to eat when we arrive home after traffic.

Lots of these times we are not even paying attention, let alone considering them and its message for us. These melodies are repeating in the background with words and messages to help us, or possibly to hinder us if we don't keep our awareness on what is actually occurring around us.

Remember a keen law that everyone should abide by and it could even be considered of high priority.
Is what that's happening right now around me, good for my soul? 

We all need to keep sight of who we want to be and what we need to do in order to keep us at our highest level of spirits. There are lots of distractions around to keep us entertained or should I say amused.

So I pose the question...

If music affects our brains and emotions. Would the wrong type of music make a just person unjust, and if that be true of the opposite, would the right type of music make an unjust person just?

-RA BAR

Why Do We Laugh?

This is the TED talk I watched the other day 

It had to do with laughter. If you have the time, you should give it a watch.

But, after this video.....it got me into thinking of what laughter does for our mind and soul. 

Laughing can be such a contagious thing at times. We can bolt into an energetic dance of some sorts, even suffocating at moments from the lack of oxygen, as we gasp among fits of bliss blasting.

We can laugh at things such as:

We all can get a chuckle of some sorts from things of this nature. But when we are with people we are more likely to laugh. And I'd bet that we would laugh harder as well. 

But even in times of near injury or pain will we laugh with our good friends. As people might say sometimes, 'laughter is the best medicine.' Well, maybe their right. Laughing can bring us to tears in the right moment. It can sap everything out of the mind and the moment collapses in on itself and puts our mind at what could be called a repeating pattern of comedic sequences.

At the same time, what is it that puts us in these times of great ancient bird calls of some sorts. We do not choose this when it comes on the strongest. It seems to take us over and make our body almost spasm at its finest times. 

Could this be something we do to connect, to reach deeper and richer emotions with each other. I know that there is strong evidence that laughter can release dopamine and serotonin. It even can help strengthen our immune system (i've read, don't quote me). 

But here's an article:

http://www.laughteronlineuniversity.com/laughter-immune-system/

More than that though, we can even sum up a joke when someone is in a sad state or feeling. And whats funny is in some way that sadness is the reminder to the exact joke we need to help some one feel a little better, or maybe even be a little more optimistic. 

So it seems that we help through laughter, we dull pain through laughter, we create strong memories through laughter. ect.... there are so many great reasons we laugh together. 

Well then, I guess I think laughter might even come from the heart in those moments, not necessarily from the mind. Maybe, when jokes just sort of happen they come from a different part of our intelligence. Even our Soul perhaps. 

The genius thats always there when immediate action is needed of some kind. 

So I might have to say it is. Something we all have innately to help our fellow person. By lending a hand you could say in a different kind of way. A connecting of each others souls in a sense, an exchange of intelligence beyond the scope of our thought. 

Anyway....I'm not saying that laughter is the end all or be all. But it can be a beautiful thing in the right of times. So maybe next time, we can be a little more aware of the laughter we are sharing in with another. By observing the quantum entanglement of each others inner knowledge, our own self awareness as is said. We can really take the whole moment in and be Thankful for its entirety. 

Question:

If a joke is given to us by another persons words, where did the joke come from? Surely we could not have thought of it. We could not have declared that thought in another's mind to first foretell in some way for the joke to come. But I ask, who thought of the joke? 

-RA BAR

Life, Love, Passion & Happiness

Life can be a windy road sometimes. Things can go from good to bad, or from better to worse. In the course of a year, a week, or the blink of an eye. So each course of action must be looked at scrupulously in its entirety.

RA BAR was created through an act of will, an act of trying. I guess you could say, in a way, we willed it to fruition. Or rather shall I say, "We had come to the art of Manifestation." (to be said in a bold viking like voice of course).


What is RA BAR you ask.....?

RA BAR is a good wholesome snack bar. It was just something we enjoy doing and would gladly share with anyone who wanted some.

IT LOOKS LIKE THIS:

It didn't start out like that but that's where we are now and we think you'll enjoy them as well!

We are a snack bar manufacturer out of the Greater Portland area. Friends and family have come together to help share our recipe with the world. We've put together a little piece of deliciousness and healthiness in the best way we know how, and thought our community might like to try it. 

But more than our recipe we are human beings, with a set of beliefs, of Life, Love, Passion, and Happiness. We want to share our knowledge of what life has started meaning to us and we'd like your thoughts and your opinions on all of the above. 

And maybe we can create a philosophy of life and happiness and what that potential means for each one of us, as our own individuals. 

Who are RA BAR?

Well, in simple words: we are a company that produces delicious snack bars. But we are also a team of friends and family, with people and their knowledge who have come to spend time with each other. And in due process we learned more and more about who we each are, how we think, and what really dictates the lives we lead.

We want to be a snack bar that keeps you full and satisfied, and we do, so please give us a try. Though the truth is we want to share a feeling with you, our thoughts on joy and love. With all the emotions combined. 

Joining our journey on cultivating emotions and learning to use our thoughts (a powerful tool) for the benefit of us and others. 

Life can be difficult sometimes and when it is things seem to go, how should I say, not in our favor. 

But too often we look at the things outside of us, we are not listening to ourselves. To the inner calmness, that inner stillness, that can help us see more clearly, The World Around Us. We all have our true inner self, or our higher level of awareness as science has so kindly put it. 

Quieting our minds to connect with life. To slow down and feel your own body, your own intuitiveness, your own emotional vibration. That is what we all need a little more of. 

So, we don't just want you to buy some bars at the local store or order online. But we would love to share them with you as well, so please ↓

check out our website: https://RaBars.com

because we'd be so grateful for you to support us in enjoying the bars.

But most of all sound off with us, listen to some of our ideas and philosophies on life, love and happiness. And we'll gladly listen to yours as well.

We learn together and grow together in such powerful ways. When we come together in Love and share with kindness, compassion, and openness to all ideas. Not only do we create a wealth of knowledge but we learn more as well, about who we are, what is the purpose of us collectively.

We hope to use this Blog to not only to talk to you but be able to hear you as well. If you please,

we would be so delighted if you'd join with us in conversation.

Life seems to be such that of a miracle sometimes. But the truth is miracles may be coming around more often and easily than we once thought. Choosing our emotional output and using the frequency and intelligence of our hearts. We can do amazing things to the world around us.

Not only that but can help our friends and families as well. 

There may be different points of views and a variety of ways we all decide to go about living. But if there is one thing I think we can all agree on, its that of LOVE. I am Love is a state of being, that when we choose helps us see everything more clearly and with an openness and understanding way. 

So, what types of questions do you have to help get this conversation going?

In your own words, how would you describe happiness? 

-RA BAR