Barbara Marx Hubbard: Visions of a Universal Humanity

The second thing is that whatever problem or driver is concerning me is driving me towards expressing more of my unique essence and creativity.   And that’s the intention of the universe, that’s the nature of God.  Then, you begin to see what attracts you.   I recommend three things: writing in your journal, meditation time, and then asking, “What is it that moves me? Where am I going? What am I being driven towards?” Just turn off your thinking mind and allow your higher knowing to come through.  It’s not channeling but it is expanded knowing.

Everybody can be assured that there’s something in you that knows.  But if you don’t pay attention and listen and have a certain degree of silence, quiet and receptivity, you won’t get it.  Or it’ll hit you over the head and you get sick.  And then it gets harder to do it.  So the sooner you can respond to that dis-ease or that depression or that uncertainty, you don’t need to fear it because the process itself unfolds for you.  It doesn’t push you out.  It doesn’t force you in most circumstances, unless you’re in a really terrible situation and then you have to have something to guide you. That’s talking about extreme situations, but they certainly exist all over the place.

One of the things that I’ve heard you say is that while we’re tapping into our creativity, quieting our minds, and listening to our selves, there’s a very important aspect that has been ignored for a very long time. It is important, especially at this time, that as we’re doing these things we also have to remember to start incorporating the feminine into our everyday lives.  What would that look like?  What would we consider more feminine that maybe we’re missing or has been missing for a very long time?