Summer Activities and Being Authentic

[Guest guest]

Dear Cheryl-Anne,

Thank you for sharing with us CMLers the several areas of your life which

touched, inspired and moved me. Your emails are always informative and

filled with love and care.

I wondered if when scuba diving one goes inside oneself and does some soul

searching. I am sure it must be a good feeling to be totally disconnected

from what is above the water. Even though there is pollution in our lakes

and rivers, there is also pollution in the real world. An example of that

would be a person who uses words and language to pollute the environment and

the reputation of others instead of using words and language to create new

possibilities in the world.

I watched a rerun of 'Kung Fu' a few months ago, and Kung Fu's son was shot

by a criminal. While the son was in the hospital recuperating from the gun

shot wounds, his father visited him and told him that he felt sorry for the

criminal. The son was offended by this comment. Kung Fu said that a person

who commits such a crime must be one that suffers deeply and may even be in

constant pain.

Whoever that member of this CML community is, can you imagine how much pain,

anger and hatred this person breeds. If this person has CML, then this

certainly is not a good and healthy way to act, as healing is done from all

levels. Below is a picture of what water crystals look like when using

words of love and words of hatred. If you are all interested, search the

Net for the name " Dr. Emoto " and see his Website and what water does.

Remember how much water we have in our bodies and remember that blood is

liquid. So you can imagine how our blood is affected by this.

Blessings,

Rita

[Guest guest]

Hi Rita,

Thanks you for your kind words.

I guess you can say that you do go inside yourself when SCUBA diving.

What I like the most is the sound of your breath that is amplified by

the regulator and the bubbles floating up toward the surface on every

exhale. I think it is really cool the way the fish eye you with

suspicision, some of them come right up to my mask and stare in as if

they are trying to figure out the intrusion into their world.

As we become aware of pollution and the harm it causes we also become

aware of how to stop it. Slowly but surely we are getting there.

Peace, Love and all wonderful things!

Cheryl-Anne

> Dear Cheryl-Anne,

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> Thank you for sharing with us CMLers the several areas of your life

which

> touched, inspired and moved me. Your emails are always informative and

> filled with love and care.

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> I wondered if when scuba diving one goes inside oneself and does some

soul

> searching. I am sure it must be a good feeling to be totally

disconnected

> from what is above the water.