Intergenerational Conflict – Compassionate Response Video Meditation
Enjoy this Intergenerational Conflict – Compassionate Response video meditation in a time and place where you will not be disturbed. You may like to listen with your eyes closed, or open, sitting or lying in a position that is comfortable for you.
Intergenerational conflict can be thought of as an energy field, like a standing wave of consciousness that exists beyond any particular person, or event, and that seems to go on and on, seemingly without hope of resolution. Examples are widespread, in popular culture, in modern times, and throughout history—the Hatfields and the McCoys; the Palestinians and Israelis; and many, many more.
These conflicts are full of suffering at many levels. Babies are born into them, people violently exit the earthplane out of them, and beings cycle through them. Those of us not directly involved in, or born into, a particular conflict can nonetheless be affected by it, through our humanity and the reality of our connections with all of life. And thus, since a connection exists, no matter where or who we are, we can choose to offer a contribution to peace, a compassionate response.
This Intergenerational Conflict – Compassionate Response video meditation can be practiced again and again to support your growing perception of generating a compassionate response to suffering—your own, or others’—and in particular in this meditation, to the suffering of intergenerational conflict. As you meditate with the video, you may notice new things at different times.
This meditation is suitable for:
- New students
- Experienced meditators
- Practitioners
- Healers
- Teachers
- Leaders
This RoseLight video guided meditation is free and available to the public. Feel free to share the link.
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