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November 17th marked the two-month anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement. To demonstrate resilience and solidarity in the face of coordinated crack-downs, Occupiers around the world organized a massive day of action.

Many of these actions were met with marked violence by law enforcement. At UC Davis, a police officer flippantly pepper-sprayed seated college students at point-blank range while a wall of onlookers documented the heartless act.

Update: The cop who used the pepper spray, reported to be Lt. John Pike, earns $110,000 a year–almost twice that of an experienced assistant professor at UC Davis. Pike’s cell phone number is (530) 752-3989 (confirmed). His email is japikeiii@ucdavis.edu. Tell him what you think of his violence against these kids and the interests that he serves.

A similar scene played out at Occupy Portland, which was completely destroyed by the Portland Police Department last week. On November 17th, 21 Occupy Portland protesters were arrested occupying Chase Bank and Wells Fargo. These actions followed the arrest of twenty-five union members on the Steel Bridge protesting the lack of infrastructure spending and job creation, which was led by We Are Oregon and organized labor.

Over twelve instances of pepper spray at point blank range targeting people on the sidewalk, reported Occupy Portland in a statement. Two people were stepped on and pushed down by police horses. At least six people were beaten with batons by the police. Seven people were injured from impacts with police bicycles. One individual suffered an injured back after being forcefully grabbed by a mounted office. One elderly person was taken to the hospital with leg or hip injuries.

“On multiple occasions the police pointlessly endangered demonstrators and ensarled traffic, including a mounted charge of peaceful protesters on a sidewalk, forcing them onto the MAX tracks on SW Yamhill,” said David Osborn.

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There is one thing to focus on in life, and that is on Me, for focus on Me is focus on love, and focus on love is service.

You are to serve everyone. You do serve everyone by your thoughts and deeds. You are serving right now. Serve well, beloved ones.

You are not able to adore everyone. There is not everyone that you can lavish true affection on. Nevertheless, no matter from what distance, you can neutralize any discontent from your heart. You do not have to cast blame or negativity. It is even great love to let someone go from your heart so that you have no obstacles to the nature of your own heart which is love.

There may be people who have "done you wrong," and, still, you do not have to harbor them in your heart. Let them go. Bless them to Me, and let them go from you. Antagonisms are little wisps of smoke. Let the wisps go up to Heaven and disappear. I will transmute them. What a beautiful agent of love you are when you can let pinpricks in your heart go. Beloveds, anything that is not love is a mere pinprick. Whatever offense has ever been done to you or any offense you have ever given anyone, any lingering in your heart has to find its way out. Tell it: "Sayonara, ill feelings. You don't belong here. You don't belong anywhere."

Why, sometimes your mind goes back to first grade and a slight that was done to you. It was not right. It should not have happened, true. Nor should you be hanging on to this outdated offense, making it alive until this day. You have said to yourself, "I just can't get rid of you, negative thought." And so you keep it alive. It is time now to see off any smidgeon of ill-will. Ill-will is not to be allowed, for it sours your stomach and curdles your heart.

Remove ill-will from your heart. Gently reach into your heart and pull out ill-will. Picture yourself picking up each piece of negativity with your fingers and blowing it away with your breath as you might a butterfly.

Take the time to do this. You may think you have a bottomless pit of negativity moiled in your heart. Take out each piece one by one. There is a bottomless pit of love in your heart. Love goes deep. Let Us call it a mountain of love, an ocean of love, a sky of love, a Heaven of love. Why, any negativity in your heart is just a whippersnapper. It is a little ash. It is a No in your heart that wants to linger, for what would not want to be in your heart? Yet the only thing that has the right to be there is love. Anything else but love has to go.

Surely, you haven't thought that you need to keep anything in your heart that is not love. You haven't thought that anger fires you up and sees you through life? Begin to know deeply that anything but love is of no use to you or anyone. Negativity, no matter how small, is a naysayer. In fact, all negativity is small. That's why it likes to add fuel to the fire. It wants to blaze and make smoke and infuriate you again and again. Kick it out. Tell negativity it has overstayed its welcome. No longer will you stand for such nonsense.

Gently pick up each flake of negativity and blow it away. See how much lighter you feel. You have renounced negativity, and you have lessened its hold on the world.