Dear Students of Wisdom

Welcome to a New Year that appears to be breezing by at nearly light speed. So many amazing transformations are occurring worldwide in such a short amount of time. History is being made as the moments tick and as you read this very letter. I would love to share with you a brief message concerning some principles of human values. Reflect upon them and imagine them being applied to present global conditions. Open your heart to the wisdom of human design.

Principles of Human Values:

Your human values arise from your perceived voids.

Your voids are those nouns (people, places, things, ideas or events), or verbs (actions or inactions) that ‘appear’ to be missing.

What you imagine to be most missing becomes most important, or most valuable.

Full-fill-ment means fully filling your minds voids.

Actually there is nothing missing.

What appears to be missing is simply and illusively what has been overlooked by the selective reality of your senses.

All things that appear to be missing are actually present but in unrecognized and unappreciated forms.

Your addictive attachment to specific forms gives rise to perceived missing-nesses.

There is actually no gains, or losses, only transformations.

The quality of your life is determined by the quality of the questions you ask.

Quality questions result in fulfilled voids.

The hierarchy of your values dictates your destiny.

Your voids and values evolve through time, as does your destinies along your life’s journey.

Some voids are transient and others appear to be relatively eternal.

Whatever supports your values you label good and are attracted to.

Whatever challenges your values you label bad and are repelled from.

Morals pertain to you supporting and challenging your own values.

Ethics pertain to others supporting and challenging your values and vice versa.

You tighten your constraints and rules upon yourself when you appear to challenge your values.

You loosen your constraints and rules upon yourself when you appear to support your values.

You tighten your constraints and rules upon others and give ultimatums when they appear to challenge your values.

You loosen your constraints and rules upon others and give freedoms when they appear to support your values.

Carelessness is assuming your values are more important than other’s values and projecting your values with expectations onto others.

Carefulness is assuming your values are less important than other’s values and having others project their values with expectations onto you.

Caring is honorably assuming that your values are equally as important as other’s values (neither greater nor lesser) and communicating your values in terms of theirs.

Selling outside relationships is the same as caring inside relationships.

When you infatuate with others you minimize your own value hierarchy and unwisely attempt to live your life through theirs.

When you resent others you maximize your own value hierarchy and unwisely attempt to have others live their life through yours.

I believe the above principles of human values will give you a few moments of contemplation and food for thought. They certainly pertain to the world at hand. Read between the lines and discover the nature of the human species.

We live in a magnificent universe. We often overlook the hidden order that underlies the apparent chaos. An inherent beauty surrounds and permeates us. Humbleness to divinity brings certainty for humanity. May the principles of human behavior be of assistance to your inspiring journey.

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Love and gratitude,

Dr. John F. Demartini