The Healing Times Blog

Laughter is the best medicine. The best way to raise the frequency on the planet is laughter. Some are afraid to laugh or giggle as they find nothing funny anymore. There is much to laugh at, like yourself, for example. Humans are comedians without meaning to be. They take themselves so seriously as if all they do, life and death hangs in the balance. The truth is that sometimes life does hang in the balance but even that can be humorous.

Think of the road runner and coyote cartoons. Poor coyote continuously gets himself killed and the road runner runs circles around him. Some of you function in the same way, running circles around others in an attempt to get someplace in a hurry and ahead of everyone else. And then, are there those who, like cayote, bump into things and situations in life, they may learn from them, or not, as they boldly and doggedly head into the next disaster… just like some people who can never seem to get their lives together. Is that not funny to you? What does it all mean?

From our perspective, coyote is the seeker, the one who plows forward, experiences many negative and positive things throughout their lives but has faith that eventually things will turn out for them. The road runner is the one seeking power, money, fast cars and women thinking that whoever gets there first, wins. There is nothing further from the truth. The person who challenges themselves, their belief systems, the societal structures, and the status quo, the one who seeks God in all its forms, who takes life in stride, accepting what befalls him as another stepping stone in life designed to teach him something, is the one who wins. So be that coyote, fall down, get up, try everything and you will experience yourself in all your glory and human fallibility. Don’t be afraid to try new things, fall in the dirt face first, brush yourself off and try again. This is the mark of a stout heart and indomitable spirit. This is the stuff that future leaders of God’s house are made of and will at some point, be able to guide others down the path toward righteousness and the house of God.