The Raven's Cure

Gilbert Williams - Gathering Flowers

"Should auld acquaitance be forgot

and never brought to mind?

Should auld acquaitance be forgot 

and days for auld lang syne?

For auld lang syne my dear, 

for auld lang syne

We'll take a cup of kindness yet

for auld lang syne."

- Auld Lang Syne (for the Good and Old Times, the Song Nobody Knows)

We are all looking for a cure. We are all looking for answers. 

Nobody is looking after pain and doubts. This world is full of chaos already.

We all want, and want badly. We want to be understood, we want to be accepted, we want to be perfect to a society that is in the edge of destruction. It means adapting to this freaking scenario. 

And we keep wanting... we keep waiting. 

So, people wait. People stand in their high positions, expecting someone to show'em a helping hand. People await for the one who's going to listen to their conquests and disgraces. People wait, disregarding other people's waiting.

Because no one extends his hands first. Nobody shares their ears and understanding, because after all, they all think they deserve the first place. Then, everyone stands for last. A last that never comes, it doesn't matter how long someone awaits.

Nietzsche once said: "The Good and the Bad must be returned. But why exactly to the one who did the good or the bad?"

Those are hard words to us, free-thinkers and lightworkers. It's a punch in the heart, but it's a rule set by the Universe, and we are aware of that. It's is known the power of the Violet Flame, which transmutes negativity into positivity. So, this rule might simply "break", by changing the Bad into Goodness. Although, this is not that simple... for we can only live our own lives, and take care of our own actions. 

To relate on the main topic, let's put like this:

- A does an act of kindness to B, who was deeply sad and needed some comfort;

- B was hurt by C, because C also felt deep sorrow and bitterness;

- Afterwards, A needs some comfort himself, but B turns his back on A;

- Plus, B forgives C, and provides him some tenderness;

- C changes his destructive behavior, because he was loved;

- A, the one who broke the chain of hate, is all alone and hurt, because B turned his back on him.

The Good was returned to the One who, first, did the Bad. And the Bad came back to that who, first, did the Good. It's up to someone else to heal A, or, as a lightworker, A could use the Violet Flame or any other enlightenment assistance. But this is not a rule, it's an exception. In a regular chain, A would remain sad, or would spread anger and hatred all around... and the cycle would start over again. 

The world as we know it is not ready to take action. People just don't know how to behave, they don't know how to be grateful. It's not a merely wicked behavior, it is an unconsciouss answer to the ego. Instead of being thankful and aware, many (MANY!) people choose to be "morally good" and wide blind. However, a selfish moral is the grid of their pain. The chosen blindness is the proof of how weak they are to face a mirror.

So, they want, and want, and want. And never take the first step. When a single blessed being decides to do something good, he is crushed. He has his feelings thrown into the ground, with all community spiting on them. And the chain of pain and anger starts over again.

I supposed there won't be a healing while people misunderstood the meaning of "gratefullness and kindness". For no joyful seed can grow into a dry land.

But people just want to be cured. That's all they need after all. We need a last cup of kindness.

I asked for help, but all I had was judgement.