Temple Hayes

Namaste:

Recently I was a featured presenter at a gay rights celebration at downtown St. Petersburg, Florida.  You may enjoy this short video clip of my message on the importance of having a vision of freedom. I ask all to celebrate and communicate this vision with all we touch.

To view this video. Please Click Here

I appreciate  you and your consideration of how Life Rights aligns with your consciousness. I  send you the energy of Love, Joy and Abundant Blessings.

Temple Hayes

Tags: freedom, gay rights, Life Rights, peace, St. Petersburg, The Right To Be You

The following was published by Steve Pohlit. I am excited and grateful  he is helping take the consciousness of Life Rights to an international audience.

Abundant Blessings,
Temple 

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The Wall Street Journal printed the following story on October 20th:

In part …Proposition 8, defining marriage as between a man and a woman, was put on the ballot for November. Initial polling showed that a majority of Californians were likely to vote against Proposition 8. A Sept. 18 poll by the San Francisco-based Field Poll found the measure losing 55% to 38% among likely voters. But now the measure is favored 48% to 45% among likely voters questioned in an Oct. 17 poll by Survey USA of Verona, N.J.

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The right of all life to live their intentions in freedom and peace is the mantra of Life Rights.  Issues such as Proposition 8 or Amendment 2 in Florida just by becoming a political issue are opportunities for us to be focused on our own energy that we have within and consequently send out.  It may be helpful to remember that when we judge other we are judging ourselves as we are one.  

My response to the Wall Street was sent with the intention of touching people with the energy of freedom and peace.  Here is what was published in the comment section to the article:

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Propositions like Propositon 8 are likely not about the issue promoted. They seem to be in response to something that is feared. Could it be the people promoting these proposed laws fear losing liberty and freedom ?

Respecting the right to live in freedom and peace is a consciousness that results in respect, and acceptance. Allowing others to live in peace even when their beliefs are not in alignment with our own is, in fact, living in freedom in peace. When we respect the views and lives of others it is not possible to violate the right of another to live in freedom and peace.

Why is it that people are choosing to not get that? What do we fear? Is it possible we fear the loss of exactly that which we say they are fighting to protect? Could we fear the loss of living our intentions in freedom and peace? Could it be that by fighting we are actually creating the opposite of freedom and peace?

Steve Pohlit, Executive Director
Life Rights
http://liferights.org

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If you feel the consciousness of Life Rights is you, then begin by considering the following:

Step 1. Please register at www.LifeRights.org

Step 2. Join the Life Rights group at www.Facebook.com The group’s address is http://groups.to/liferights If you are not familiar with Facebook a great way to start is to activate a profile (all free). One you have an active account, search on Temple Hayes and add me as a friend. Steve Pohlit,  will also welcome you as a friend. You will soon find you have a growing list of wonderful like-minded friends.

Step 3. You may feel you would like to help a child or possibly an entire classroom. My book The Right To Be You which is found at www.therighttobeyou.com helps all and especially children understand they have the right to live in freedom and peace. It helps all understand we are intended to become our individual pure potentiality.

I appreciate you! I am grateful for you! I appreciate your interest in Life Rights and send you the energy of Love and Abundant Blessings.

Temple Hayes.

Tags: freedom, Human Rights, Life Rights, Proposition 8

Dearest Friends,

I am often asked about the position of Life Rights on specific issues.  My response is always the same. I remind people of the foundation consciousness of Life Rights and on occasion provide as accurate information as possible on situations that deserve our attention.

The Life Rights initiative has a very clear definition of purpose. Simply, Life Rights is the right of all life to live their intentions in freedom and peace. If you have read my previous articles and have seen my videos and related material at http://www.liferights.org you know if we adopt the consciousness of Life Rights, then issues including, crime, war, mistreatment of anyone would not be possible. The difference between Life Rights and most other organizations with a social cause mission is that  Life Rights consciousness prevents a negative situation from occurring in the first place.

For example, there are organizations that help people who have experienced abuse. A person having the consciousness of freedom and peace for all life could not initiate any abuse for a person or any other life in this Universe. As importantly, none of us would do anything to harm the environment which is our home. I encourage you to spend the time you need to understand the significance of Life Rights. If you have any questions or otherwise would like clarity on this, please use the comment section below. I will do my best to answer all your questions.

How does the consciousness of Life Rights align with current and proposed legislation. Ultimately that is your decision.  Currently, Amendment #2 is on the ballot in Florida.  My purpose is to bring to your attention the nature of this proposal and  encourage you to; first, vote on November 4th and; second,  and vote on Amendment #2  according to your belief.

In summary, Amendment #2 states:

“In as much as marriage is the legal union of only one man and one woman as husband and wife, no other legal union that is treated as marriage or the substantial equivalent thereof shall be valid or recognized.”

It is important for us to alway understand legislation that affects our lives. As this relates to Amendment #2 I encourage you to focus on the meaning of the phrase “substantial equivalent” in this proposal. Consider the following example: Imagine a company in Florida that currently offers employees health care benefits. There are many companies that choose to provide such benefits and furthermore offer relationship partners, heterosexual or otherwise, the same benefits as traditionally married couples.

Amendment #2 placed people in a committed relationship currently covered by benefit programs offered to traditionally married couples at risk to losing those benefits. This is labeling certain life as being more valuable than others which is directly opposite the foundation of Life Rights.  Life Right does not support this Amendment.

God bless you and all. I appreciate you considering this matter and always have unconditional love for you.

Abundant blessings

Temple

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If you feel the  consciousness of Life Rights is you, then begin by considering the following:

Step 1.  Please register at www.LifeRights.org

 
Step 2.  Join the Life Rights group at www.Facebook.com The group’s address is http://groups.to/liferights If you are not familiar with Facebook a great way to start is to activate a profile (all free). One you have an active account,  search on Temple Hayes and add me as a friend. Steve Pohlit, Executive Director of Life Rights will also welcome you as a friend.  You will soon find you have a growing list of wonderful like-minded friends.

Step 3.  You may feel you would like to help a child or possibly an entire classroom. My book The Right To Be You which is found at www.therighttobeyou.com helps all and especially children understand they have the right to live in freedom and peace.  It helps all understand we are intended to become our individual pure potentiality.

I appreciate you!  I am grateful for you!  I appreciate  your interest in Life Rights and send you the energy of Love and Abundant Blessings.

Temple Hayes.

Tags: abuse, amendment 2, Animal Rights, freedom, Human Rights, Life Rights, peace