Pauline’s address to the Unitarian Congregation, Dublin, on Global Oneness Day, 24th Oct 2010
Is there one truth, or many truths? We live our lives based on what we believe is true. We give our lives for what we believe to be true. Our truth directs our vision. Is there one truth or many truths? Truths we experience, truths we sense, truths handed down, objective truth, perceived truth, absolute truth. Where do our beliefs come from? As children we accepted the values and mores handed down to us from our parents, authority figures and our culture. Conventional wisdom becomes our truth and is accepted without question. Our beliefs are powerful. From our thoughts our reality emerges. They form the collective consciousness that drives the world.
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Today, October 24th 2010, marks the first annual Global Oneness Day. All over the world thousands of people are celebrating our Oneness. So what does Oneness mean? The message of Oneness is that “we are inter-related, inter-connected and inter-dependent, with God/Life/One-another.” We Are All One. Today we celebrate our commonality while still acknowledging our rich diversity. Today we develop a greater appreciation for life and for one another. Today we set all differences aside to recognise and embrace our Oneness.
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On September 24th 2010 Pauline and I set off for the second annual ‘I Can Do It’ Event in London. Louise L. Hay founded the I Can Do It! Conference four years ago as a forum for kindred spirits to gather, commune, and heal themselves and each other. It is run all over the world. We attended the first ‘I Can Do It’ London last year. Some of last years speakers included Louise Hay herself; Wayne Dyer; Robert Holden; Gregg Braden; Doreen Virtue and Brian Weiss among others. This year we attended talks by Neale Donald Walsch; Julia Cameron; Jude Currivan; James Redfield; Cheryl Richardson, Robert Holden, Doreen Virtue and, of course, Louise Hay, who is inspiring and an example to us all.
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