Whatd we do for new years? Qaisuke and I went around planting Love seeds. On the subway, at two underground malls, at Central City Station. Dogs are generally not allowed outside of carriers in nice above ground malls. Theyre generally not allowed in nice enclosed restaurants, corporate retail areas or coffee shops outside of carriers. However, transportation hubs are fine, tent style or open floorplan eateries/cafes and streetfood vendors have welcomed us. There are just so many of both sides of the coin in Seoul. Sometimes the vendor will get something for Qaisuke too. I think this is as it should be. I appreciate that this city overall can flex and bend so easily. Where exclusion may happen, it is quickly forgotten in the midst of so very many other options. Isnt this a sign of abundance? Of free choice in the land of plenty? Its not that Korea welcomes dogs with open arms. I believe its that they still possess the angelic innocence of of childhood (in this specific* vein). Specific to dogs in public places, they havent had an experience with an individual in their community thats hurt them enough that they feel the need to enforce rules everywhere so strict that they prevent any chances of BOTH anything tragic or miraculous ever happening ever again. They have not been jaded and scarred to the point by entitled, selfish individuals within their society who ruin it for everyone by being self righteous about having an unsocialized animal in a public place. The state of things right now shines such amazing light on Koreas placement of value and primary consideration for their greater community over the whims of the individual, so opposite of the U.S., where it seems more rules and structure are necessary to keep individuals within the bounds of their community. So alongside the fear, there is a newness, in Korea, an openness, a lack of judgment and an unjaded curiosity that Ive noticed in Seoul about the idea of dogs as part of the community, as interconnected with people as a citizens of another race and culture are. And I desperately want to reward these peoples openness to animal companionship with positive, loving, gentle experiences with Qaisuke out and about in public, so when and if they ever have a negative or scary experience with a dog afterwards, remembering the first Love they felt through Qaisuke protects them from being hurt by it. This is why the idea of the First Love has always been so cherished and special throughout the ages. First Love is not just about romance. First Love is about the first feeling that one experiences with someone being positive because it will be what one remembers in their mental and cellular memory during all experiences following it. We are the new template for purified human to animal connection. I do not think that in openly receiving Qaisuke the way she has been received in Korea, that it represents a true and full openness to dogs in general... yet. I think it represents an openness to Qaisukes Specific Energy... the energy of she and my specific connection... People read ones energetic field before they read physical expressions. One can sense anothers energy before they can see or hear them physically enter a space... and Qaisuke and I can magnetize those who are open to receiving the new template for divine connection to us.
Posted on: Thu, 01 Jan 2015 11:08:07 +0000
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