Nightmare in Venezuela
Jose called from Venezuela this morning. He was
telling me that the situation in his country is
not the best. In fact, he said it’s a
nightmare. The hospitals are left without
supplies, and shops without basic necessities. The
supermarket shelves are empty even for common
items like baby formula, flour, milk, and toilet
paper. Although the government promises help, they
only have a quick fix at the most that’s not
working. I asked if it was safe to visit, and I
was told that the crime rate is similar to a
country at war. Whenever you need to have anything
fixed, you are out of luck as there are no parts
for cars or anything else for that matter.
I have been following the situation in Venezuela
for years. I lived there for a few years back in
the eighties and have visited many times in the
seventies. When I was there, the country was very
lovely, quiet, and prosperous, and the people were
happy and very friendly. You could get just about
anything you needed, and it was safe to go
anywhere. I climbed the Avila mountain many times
by myself and didn’t have any worries at all. I
asked some friends who still live there what’s
going on, and they said the government has to keep
everyone poor and in fear in order to stay in
control and in power. This kind of government
limits people’s choices and growth. Jose told me
that the meditation group has fallen apart like
everything else in the country. But now, there is
a spark of light as the government oppression has
lost a major election. Where there is hope, things
open up. Oppression only lasts until people see
the truth, then light will stream in.
If you are Venezuelan and live in your beautiful
country, or have moved on, turn your friends on to
my FREE health tips at www.Rechargingqigong.com.
So far, it’s only in English but, with some luck, I’ll get
things translated into Spanish as well.
Soon, I’ll be starting an online meditation to
support all of our growth.
I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness.
Dr. Wu Dhi
