Innish
sitting in the temple of my heart
Title: Love!
Gender: Male
Age: 51
About Me:
My birth name is Robert Nelsen Christensen. My nickname for over 30 years has been Homer. And my name here is Innish, from one of my favorite poems: The lake isle of Innisfree, by W. B. Yeats.
I've done a certain amount of things (you can find that stuff on my web site and read a selection of my poems there), but the essential part of me has always been still, waiting to remember, to re-awaken.
Ah, yes!
Everything else seems unimportant.
When I tried it, my heart and my third eye pulsed and my root energy rose up to where all three met in my heart. Amazing grace.
Is it really that simple?
I've learned that love is the most important thing, our true nature. It isn't so much that God is love, but Love is the essential truth of God, the language, and the only reality.
And we are all God, all Love.
Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!
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From a business standpoint, I make my living as a writer.
But I'm also stepping into my power as a healer. I know full well that I don't heal–Spirit does, God does, Love does. But my role is to work on myself, to become like a hollow bone, to be a clear conduit for spirit to work through me to digest or remove heavy and stagnant energies that may accumulate within a person's luminous body, and to add ordered energy–light, love.
Anything done with Love is healing, Willaru Haruta once told me. My heart knows this to be true.
Once, I asked him for his secret… how he does what he does, whether meditation, astral travel, or viewing the crystal cities below Machu Picchu or Silistani. His response to each question was the same:
Connect in the temple of wisdom to the holy father and in the temple of the heart with the holy mother. Doing so, you will meet your inner Christ.
As he said it, he would touch his forehead (at the third eye) and heart, and then place his hands in prayer position.
When I tried it, my heart and my third eye pulsed and my root energy rose up to where all three met in my heart. Amazing grace.
Is it really that simple?
Yes, it is.
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May we each dwell with our holy father and mother–integrating our sacred masculine and feminine–so that we can witness the birth our own inner Christ.
Member Since: Saturday, October 20 2007
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Things Innish Loves
Interests:
Teachers:
Goals
- to use my love and genius to inspire and empower others
- to live in right relationship with the world and all beings
- Walk in integrity
- To Love without Apology

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