Let The Salmon Consciousness Pass Away…
While salmon is a great food source and quite delectable, served a variety of ways, there is an old adage–only the strongest salmon survive while swimming upstream to spawn–that can offer a negative connotation. A consciousness of having to separate, to be stronger than the rest, has often created a residual definition that continues to create separation from the “Whole.” Much of the separation to which I am referring to is the uncreative aspect of holding a “competing” consciousness.
While competing can be a healthy way of striving to generate excellence in sports and other competitive genres, at the end of sporting competitions it is looked upon with greater reverence when the competitors honor each other through communications that depict their deepest gratitude and respect of one another. However, as one takes this evolved graduation in essence into the world business and commerce activities, for the most part it seems to disappear.
An example of such disappearance would be in seeing scenarios whereby a person was stable in their vocation and was able to support others who were less fortunate – but then time changes and the person’s vocation becomes obsolete or in less demand than before. It was time for a different venue’s success and for those who mastered the new venue. The question is, will the new heirs to “success” appreciate and take care of the older ones who were able to, and did, support the younger generation heretofore. As the work and its commanders change hands, will the new generation remember and appreciate the old or those that came before? The striving consciousness that was taught to the competitors must evolve with radiant presence that offers grace and gratitude for that which has preceeded.
In our Nation and throughout the world, a fuel energy base and respective economic shift is occurring. This will automatically provide new jobs for those who are inclusively equipped with the youthful abilities and time allotment of learning and practicing a new vocation. Realistically, this opportunity is narrowed by reason of ease of practical transitional ability. Given this fact, the new ones are indeed put into a position of divine opportunity, responsibility and obligation. Gratitude, appreciation and reverence are certainly the appropriate attitudinal response from the ones who inherit such a legacy with which to continue.
These are the thoughts that are moving through me. I invite you to click on ‘comments ‘ and share your thoughts and experiences on this subject.