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By KATHLEEN
GRIFFIN Staff
Reporter There
are big things in store for Mayor Don Cousens, says a Markham metaphysical
and spiritual advisor. Heather
Hill Gibson shared with the Economist & Sun some insight into what she
sees awaiting Markham and the world in 1997. |
“I
see Mr. Cousens as a very strong man,” Hill Gibson said. “He has a positive heart, he draws from the
heart. He has good ideas and good
vision and strong intuition. “I
see him as an embryo embarking on some kind of new beginning. He is planting seeds for much bigger
things. He has a lot on the horizon,
and a lot to bring to Markham,” she said. |
Hill
Gibson said she senses lots of anger and resentment in the community
generally and she feels loving and nurturing energy are needed here more now
than ever before. “I
can see this anger and resentment and so can Mr. Cousens,” she said. “We all need to take a step forward and
have courage to walk through the old ways, the old |
fears, the
old anger, to a peaceful place. We are
very good in Canada at throwing stones at others’ lives and houses but not so
good at looking at ours.” Hill
Gibson draws on this theme in her look at the world in 1997. “I
see the world as the world within each of us,” she explained. “Whatever we are feeling – fear, loss, pain
– that’s what we go into the |
world and
create. And the major changes going on
in the world today are poisoning the world and poisoning ourselves. “Young
people are tapping into the insecurity of their families, of the job market
and the world generally and we’re seeing more crime and more chaos. What’s going on is that our security is being
ripped away – jobs, relation- |
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family, and that is creating fear and anger and chaos,” Hill Gibson said. “Even
the non-believers are looking for answers.
Professionals like doctors, lawyers, police officers, are looking for
answers and that starts with looking within,” she said. “You
have to start by looking for peace within yourself.” Hill
Gibson said people should listen to their hearts because those feelings are
true feelings. And feelings that are
positive, right and good are the ones that will make life start to change for |
you – then
you follow that path. She
added that she feels Cousens has worked through many of his own issues, allowing
him the ability and the courage to see new perspectives. “We
must all put away our judgement and condemnation and tap into our more loving
feelings, more loving actions. Then we
will be able to put more love and peace into our community and each one of
us, doing that, make our own contribution to world peace. “Every
day should feel like Christmas Day.” |
Economist
& Sun, December 31, 1996