Questions
1. Overload
I often feel scattered and stressed. How can I be more at peace within myself?
2. "Aquarian Love Conqueror"
When I turn on the news and see all the natural
disasters and conflict around the world, I wonder how I can be better
prepared spiritually and psychologically to handle whatever comes?
3. Drugs and Alcohol
I have a family member who is falling back into drugs and alcohol. What can I do?
4. Act As If
There seem to be so many problems in my life right now
that it’s hard for me to keep my faith. What’s the best way to get
through difficult times?
5. Feelings of Abandonment
In your last column you talked about feelings
of abandonment. That struck a chord with me. Sometimes I feel
abandoned, even by God. Could you help me understand how this relates
to my spiritual health?
6. Rock Music
My family and I disagree about rock music. Personally the
rock beat jangles my nerves and gives me a headache. Our teenage son
and daughter tell me rock is "cool," and our ten-year-old son is
beginning to follow their lead. My husband says, "So what's the
problem?" Any counsel for a frazzled mom?
7. Working Parents
How can my husband and I give our children what
they need when we both work long hours and the children are either in
school or with a baby-sitter much of the time?
8. Change
It seems like major change and turmoil is a constant these days.
Sometimes I do okay with it, sometimes not. I seem to be able to handle
only so much before I get confused, upset and angry. I end up
alienating my friends and self-destructing on the job. Ideas?
9. The Christmas Spirit
Christmas is coming and I am having difficulty getting
into the Christmas spirit. I have actually been feeling kind of
depressed and lonely. Do you have any suggestions to help me lift my
mood?
10. A Mother-to-Be
My husband and I are expecting our first child. We're
excited and happy, but I'm kind of emotional and nervous, too. Is this
normal?
11. The Path of Divine Love
I am really trying to walk the path of the ruby ray (the
path of divine love), but I get confused about how to be true to myself
without being selfish. How can I know if I'm being selfish?
12. Closeness to God
I'm missing something in my life, and I know it's
about not feeling close to God. I try to pray, but I don't see change.
I feel stuck. Then I get angry with God for not helping me out. I end
up feeling scared, lonely and guilty. What can I do?
13. How to Stop Criticism and CCJ
I know it is not good to criticize, condemn or judge
other people, but I get frustrated when someone is being
inconsiderate or hurtful. In spite of my best intentions, out
pops a critical comment. Then I get upset and criticize
myself. It is as if criticism, condemnation and judgment have
a life of their own. How do I stop it?
14. To Speak Up or Not
My friend and I were having dinner, and my friend’s
escort was critical and rude to her. I debated whether I should
say something like “what you’re saying is really unkind!” but
I decided it was not my business. Do you think I should have
told him he was being rude?
15. Reaction Control
I am an Aquarian and I know I am called to be loving
but my parents are very good at pushing my buttons. I love
them and I do my best not to react, but they continually find
fault with me. I am of age and not even living with them. Do
you have any suggestions to help me stay loving instead of
reacting?
16. A Safe Haven
I would like to know what to do with people I love
who are closed up and have built barriers around them?
17. Self-Hypnosis
What do you think about self-hypnosis?
18. Open the Heart
What is the difference between opening ourselves to
pain and letting down our guard?
19. Carl Jung's Theory Today
I have heard that Carl Jung’s theory is outdated and
many therapists are using transactional analysis in its place.
What are your thoughts on different kinds of therapy?
20. Tears of Joy and Sorrow
When I am invoking the light, I become choked up
and my eyes water. If I am alone at home, I just let it flow and
sometimes it’s sorrow and sometimes it’s joy. Should I be
concerned that sorrow might keep me from making my
ascension?
21. Past-Life Remembrance?
Can you tell me whether a situation I remembered
during a therapy session was really a past life or a figment of
my imagination?
22. "Good People Must Do Better"
Many people today do not seem to respect the values
I was brought up with. What do you think is happening to
our culture?
23. "Dreams and Past Lives "
Sometimes I wake up from a dream that feels like a
past-life experience. How can I know if I am really remembering a past
life or if it’s just a figment of my imagination?
24. "Spiritual Mission"
How can I know what my spiritual mission is all about?
25. "Soul"
How can I get to know my soul?
Questions and Answers
1. Overload
Question:
I often feel scattered and stressed. How can I be more at peace within
myself?
Answer:
When you feel scattered and stressed your mind and
emotions are signaling overload. An overload can come from the whirl of
outside responsibilities and/or the pain of inner conflict.
Ask yourself some questions. Are you spread out in
too many different directions? Do you procrastinate tasks that later
come back to haunt you? Do you have conflicting goals or
responsibilities—such as career demands and family commitments?
If you answered yes, remember you can only do one
thing at a time. That may sound obvious, but many times we ignore the
obvious, especially when we are on overload.
When you address multiple tasks and conflicting
demands for your time and attention, ask yourself, “Which is the most
important?” If everything seems important, make a list, close your eyes
and point to one. Focus on getting that one done and congratulate
yourself before going for the next one. Don’t worry about the others.
They’re on your list so you won’t forget them.
The next step is to practice saying no with a
smile. Whether it’s your co-workers, boss, friends, spouse or children,
you may need to say a gentle but firm no at times to avoid
overextending yourself. You will feel less stressed because you have
set boundaries.
Let’s explore the inner causes of your stress. Has your behavior been in conflict with your personal values? If so,
you are out of sync with yourself. If you match your behavior to your personal values, you will feel much better about yourself.
Are you so busy in your mind that you are neglecting your feeling world? Consider giving your mind and feelings equal time.
Are you always at your desk when you need to exercise? Try walking during lunch or bicycling to and from work.
Are you torn between your public image and your
personal needs? It’s true that your public image may be important
during a business meeting—but there is nothing stopping you from
dancing once the meeting is over!
When you are true to your ideals and take good
care of yourself, you bring peace, harmony and integrity to yourself,
your home, your workplace and your community.
Questions
2. "Aquarian Love Conqueror"
Question:
When I turn on the news and see
all the natural disasters and conflict around the world, I wonder how I
can be better prepared spiritually and psychologically to handle
whatever comes?
Answer:
I believe that we will handle whatever comes as we
learn to be Aquarian love conquerors. What do I mean? I’m talking about
becoming the living, walking embodiment of God’s love—the water bearer
of divine love that quenches the thirst of all whom we meet. The world
is thirsty for love, and we heal so many hurts of the soul when express
love in all we think, feel, say and do. This may seem like a tall
order, but I believe it is our destiny in the Aquarian Age.
The world's great Lights have walked before us to
show us the way. All in their own way embodied the eternal law of Love.
I believe each one of us is meant to do the same. When we honor the
eternal law of love, we discern right from wrong witnin our hearts, we
dissolve discord and hatred and bless our families, friends and those
we meet along the way. As we strive to love and serve, we gain a new
reverence for our soul's spiritual destiny as a living, breathing
outpost of the Divine.
I believe that each of us is meant to claim our
soul's mastery of the emotional waters of Pisces and to prepare our
heart to receive the initiations of divine love in Aquarius. As we put
the law of love into daily practice, our soul bonds more and more with
Spirit and we find ourselves greeting difficult circumstances with the
grace of inner understanding and outer benevolence.
How do you go about it? Set the sail of your
consciousness by communing daily with your God through prayer, mantras,
meditation, poetry or song. Draw from the truths of the world's saints
and sages. Put on the mind of Christ by internalizing the teachings and
parables of Jesus. Seek the peace and non-attachment of the Buddha.
Practice the mercy of Kuan Yin, the wisdom of Confucius, the joy of
Krishna.
Cultivate loving feelings by recognizing and
appreciating God's beauty in people, nature, music, literature and the
arts. Choose to be true to yourself and to your God and to behave
lovingly even when you feel burdened. Joyfully share your inner gifts
with kindred spirits. Forgive and learn from those with whom you
disagree. Speak the truth with kindness, give an encouraging word and
offer a helping hand to family, friends, neighbors, acquaintances and
people in the workplace.
Gradually, through daily practice and help from
your angels, you can learn to be a walking express of love,
illumination and inner strength. You can greet life's challenges with a
little chuckle, a sense of inner peace and conscious acts of
loving-kindness. Ultimately, as you open your consciousness more and
more to the sacredness of love that permeates all life, you may claim
the mantle of the "Aquarian love conqueror." Best of all, you will
fulfill a most wonderful mission to God's family on earth—to bless each
one you meet with the love that God instilled within your heart.
Questions
3. Drugs and Alcohol
Question:
I have a family member who is falling back into drugs and alcohol. What can I do?
Answer:
People who are alcohol or drug dependent are
usually trying to get some kind of an inner boost through chemically
inducing an extra surge of energy, an altered state of consciousness or
the relaxing of inhibitions. Most young people do alcohol to "fit in"
with friends or to be popular with an "in crowd." Others drink to
loosen up in social situations.
When it comes to street drugs, some young people
foolishly try to expand or alter their state of consciousness that way.
They think they will discover a higher meaning to life when in
actuality they are on their way to addiction. And that takes years of
painful resolution, if it ever gets resolved.
One of the most serious street drugs today is
Ecstasy, which surpasses the use of marijuana, cocaine and heroin. It
is particularly popular among young adults at the huge, all-night
"raves." They say it heightens their awareness, intensifies their
emotions and makes them feel good. Research indicates that Ecstasy can
damage brains cells. It appears to destroy the axons, which transmit
nerve signals. Ask your kids, is it worth the risk?
Sometimes young people who get into drugs are
indirectly asking for help. It works, to their detriment, because it
gets the family's attention, but drug use is now in place.
Psychologically, most people dependent on drugs or alcohol are seeking
something outside of themselves to help them feel good, to function
better socially or to get through difficult times.
Some years ago the Canadian government put out a little pamphlet, Dependent Man and His Crutches.
I've always remembered it because it spelled out the psychological
problem. Whether it is alcohol, drugs, nicotine, sex addiction,
gambling or overeating (and you can probably add to the list), the
underlying problem is resorting to a false high or false calm as a
crutch to function in life.
Instead of depending on God-given talents and
practical know-how to solve life's dilemmas, the person with an
addictive disorder subconsciously depends on a so-called quick fix, a
chemical altering of his or her perception of those dilemmas. The fact
remains that the dilemma, whatever it is, still sits there waiting to
be resolved.
The individual momentarily escapes by way of the
false calm of alcohol or the false high of drugs. But once the high
wears off, he's back in the bog. And looking for another fix.
How can you and your family and friends help?
First, ask God and the angels to help your loved one mobilize the
courage, strength and endurance to stand, face and conquer this
dilemma. Next, do whatever it takes to get that person to a
professional counselor skilled in treating chemical dependency and the
accompanying emotional turmoil and physical impact of the addiction.
Once your loved one commits to treatment, suggest
situations that provide a natural high: healthy exercise, the beauty of
nature, uplifting music, art or literature, kind words, loving
appreciation and heartfelt hugs. Such moments give emotional comfort
and create relief from pain by stimulating the person's endorphins-our
own inner analgesic found primarily in the pituitary and the brain.
Dos and Don'ts
Do give your prayers, dweller calls and
violet-flame decrees for the alcohol and drug entities to be removed,
the dweller to be bound and your family member to be cut free. Do call
to Archangel Michael to help your loved one to conquer the addiction.
Do be loving, kind and firm about getting professional help from a
drug- or alcohol-addiction counselor and a support group like
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA).
Don't put up with unacceptable behavior. Don't
protect your loved one from the consequences of negative actions, e.g.,
don't run after, bail out, give a place to crash or cover up, protect
or rescue your family member. Don't give up—God loves both of you and
is championing your victory!
Questions
4. Act As If
Question:
There seem to be so many
problems in my life right now that it’s hard for me to keep my faith.
What’s the best way to get through difficult times?
Answer:
Times when we have so many problems we don’t know
which way to turn definitely try our faith. Yet this is often when we
reach the greatest heights of self-mastery.
Remember that wonderful painting of George
Washington kneeling beside his horse at Valley Forge. The artist
captured the posture of the soul who is committed to action and
demonstrates his trust in God by bending his knee in prayer. Thus,
saints and heroes made it through rough times by keeping their vision,
mind and heart stayed on God while they took decisive action. So have
the ascended masters won their victory.
If you want to strengthen your faith, “acting as
if” will give you a good start. “Act as if” your faith was intact and
God were at your side. The truth is God is right here with you and will
bless you with what you really need anytime you sincerely ask for it.
What’s next? Pray as if everything
depends upon God and take action as
if everything depends on you. Here is a six-step formula:
- Make a list of your problems. Write them down in order of importance.
- Decide which problems you can do something about and which
ones you can’t. As you are sorting this out, it’s helpful to give the
serenity prayer, “Please God, grant me the courage to change the things
I can, to accept the things I cannot change and the wisdom to know the
difference.”
- Next, give the problems you can’t change to God, and make a
list of the ones you can do something about. (Put the problems you are
giving to God on a prayer list that you keep handy.
- Now ask your Higher Self and the angels to help you solve problem number one on your new list.
- Center in your heart, calm any
disturbed emotions through deep, slow breathing and let your heart tell you how to approach the problem.
- Set up a specific positive action plan and take action.
Of course, this doesn’t mean difficult situations
are always going to “come up roses,” but every time you pray and take
positive action, you learn and grow. Your victories strengthen your
faith, and defeats bring lessons your soul needs to learn. Either way,
when you strive to do your best, you and God win!
Questions
5. Feelings of Abandonment
Question:
In your last column you talked about feelings
of abandonment. That struck a chord with me. Sometimes I feel
abandoned, even by God. Could you help me understand how this relates
to my spiritual health?
Answer:
God gives us initiations as
a way of helping us garner light in our chakras so that we can
accelerate our vibration, pass our tests and ultimately return Home in
the ritual of the ascension. As the ascended master Maitreya says, "God
has a right to test and try the soul. And the soul has a right to pass
her tests." Yet God does not test us beyond what we can handle, and we
can prepare by aligning our consciousness with the will of God and by
practicing the spiritual precepts we have been taught.
We have been moving through a process of
initiation ever since we originally came into embodiment, and we have
had feelings of abandonment from the first time we separated out from
Father-Mother God. These feelings were quickened in this life when we
first separated from our mother at birth and when we had upsetting
experiences with parents, teachers and friends. Often it had to do with
some way we were behaving or with our academic progress. When we did
well and others were pleased with us, we felt loved and accepted. When
we didn't do so well and others were upset with us, we felt rejected
and abandoned. Sometimes we even abandoned ourselves in a vain attempt
to please others.
Today when we feel lost, abandoned, helpless, or
that "nobody cares," it is usually because someone has disappointed or
hurt us or we face a situation that seems impossible to resolve. These
are karmic lessons-and tests! We feel the prick of conscience adding to
our discomfort when our motives, thoughts, desires, words, actions or
reactions are out of alignment with God's will. On other hand, when we
bring ourselves into alignment, we have a sense of inner rightness and
peace no matter what is happening.
Job taught us a lot about how to handle
initiations and abandonment. He was a godly man, a wealthy man, with a
large family and many friends, and God deemed Job worthy of advanced
initiations. He was asked to prove his faithfulness to God in the midst
of material loss, death of family members, personal illness and
suffering and the sympathetic commiseration and false teachings of his
friends. He chose to believe that God had not abandoned him, and he did
not abandon God. He walked the path of initiation with his hand in the
unseen hand of God. He proved himself a faithful servant under most
adverse circumstances and passed his tests with flying colors. We can,
too!
Try this practice, daily, to pass your tests and overcome feelings of abandonment:
- Center in your heart, invoke your Tube of Light and ask God to be your guide.
Beloved I Am Presence bright,
Round me seal your Tube of Light
From Ascended Master Flame
Called forth now in God's own name.
Let it keep my temple free
From all discord sent to me.
I AM calling forth Violet Fire
To blaze and transmute all desire.
Keeping on in Freedoms name
Till I AM one with the Violet Flame.
- Ask your Higher Self, "What is my lesson and my test today?" Listen.
- Pray for right motive, right thought, right desire and right action.
- Do your best, keep your hand in God's hand, practice the art of forgiveness.
- Keep on praying and trusting that God loves you, no matter what happens.
- Praise God and give yourself and others a pat on the back when victorious!
Questions
6. Rock Music
Question:
My family and I disagree about rock music.
Personally the rock beat jangles my nerves and gives me a headache. Our
teenage son and daughter tell me rock is "cool," and our ten-year-old
son is beginning to follow their lead. My husband says, "So what's the
problem?" Any counsel for a frazzled mom?
Answer:
Your teenagers are doing what teens do, separating
out to become their own person, testing the limits, spreading their
wings, and trying to fit in with friends. I'd take your husband's
response as a challenge and get your information together. Your
personal reaction actually squares with a lot of scientific research on
the subject. You may wish to review Your Body Doesn't Lie, by John Diamond, M.D., and The Secret Power of Music, by David Tame.
Research shows that gentle sounds of nature and
good music (classical music, especially music with the waltz rhythm,
the best of folk music and ethnic music of various cultures) strengthen
the body's energy and uplift one's emotional mood. On the other hand,
detrimental music (rap music, heavy metal, techno rock, basically any
music with the anapestic beat, the opposite of waltz rhythm) weakens
the body's energy, agitates the heart and the emotions and may create
frenzied passion or depressed, even suicidal, moods.
Energy-depleting music is frequently accompanied
by lyrics that are violent, depressing, sexually explicit or
encouraging of drug and alcohol use. This is not the message you want
your youth to hear.
I suggest you keep the family communication lines
open. A good opener might be to rent the excellent movie Mr. Holland's Opus,
view it as a family and discuss it afterwards. Talk about different
types of music and the thoughts, emotions and values they express and
what kind of music stirs and strengthens you. Encourage your children
to share their thoughts and feelings.
Ask each member of the family what their favorite
songs mean to them? What do they think might be the effect of negative
lyrics and jagged rhythms on one's thoughts, feelings, values or
spirituality? What do they believe writers and musicians hope to
accomplish by writing, playing and singing that kind of music?
Listen respectfully, nonjudgmentally, and
openheartedly to your children's point of view. Listen to the music
your children listen to, watch the media presentations your youngsters
watch, discuss the content, and initiate a process of selective
listening as a result of family discussions. Your goal is to teach your
children to think actively and creatively instead of watching or
listening passively.
The bottom line here is to tune into your
children. Their choice of music is a clue to their inner world, their
joys and hopes fears and anxieties. Share their joy and hope. Take
notice if they dwell on lyrics dealing with anger, hatred, violence or
death. Encourage them to talk about it so they may resolve their
worries in the safety of home and family. Give them love, respect,
encouragement, appreciation —and viable choices.
As you and your husband express your ideas and
values and encourage your children to do likewise, you foster youths'
positive growth and development. Remember you have a parental right and
responsibility to set limits. Just do so with a lot of love and
understanding.
Questions
7. Working Parents
Question:
How can we make sure we are giving our children what they
need when both my husband and I work long hours and the children are
either in school or with a baby-sitter much of the time during the week?
Answer:
Many families today find it necessary for both
husband and wife to work. Yet parents can still give their children the
love and support they need. Parenting is a labor of love, and it is the
quality of the time you do spend with your children that makes the
difference. Let me ask you some questions that suggest the more
important dimensions of nurturing and meeting the needs of children.
Do you make it a point to take the time to listen
with your heart and respond lovingly to your children when you are
home? Do you spend family time together on the weekends? Do you and
your husband show your love for your children physically—a touch on the
shoulder, a loving hug, a kiss goodnight? Do you support your children
when they make mistakes by letting them know you love them, hearing
them out and helping them to find a way to rectify the situation? Do
you pray with your children and tuck them into bed?
If so, it's very likely that your children know
you love them and are feeling nurtured. Attentive listening, kind
words, physical expressions of love, family fun times, loving
discipline, helpfulness when children need it—all of these seemingly
small actions show your children that you care.
In one study where 1,500 school-age children were
asked what they thought made a happy family, the answer most often
given was "doing things together." Even such simple things as going for
walks together, riding bikes together, popping corn and watching a good
movie together, reading a book together. Note that the key word is
"together."
Children need to express themselves and to be
heard. They want to share their ideas, their feelings, their hopes and
dreams, their accomplishments with their parents. Sometimes simply
turning off the TV and spending time talking about the day will be
exactly what you and your children need. If dinner is a harmonious time
in your home, it's a great time to share. Whatever time you choose,
make sure everyone gets a turn and that each one receives a loving and
appreciative response.
Questions
8. Change
Question:
It seems like major change and turmoil is a constant
these days. Sometimes I do okay with it, sometimes not. I seem to be
able to handle only so much before I get confused, upset and angry. I
end up alienating my friends and self-destructing on the job. Ideas?
Answer:
The whirl of change can be very
disconcerting. I believe that the most important step we can take is to
center ourselves and stay balanced in the midst of it. Easier said than
done, right? Granted. Yet change can be positive. Today's misfortune
often turns out to be tomorrow's blessing. It's all in how we envision
and approach the process of growth and renewal that is going on for all
of us as we strive for adeptship in the Aquarian Age.
Faith and hope are primary ingredients. Perhaps you remember the story
Mother Elizabeth told many years ago about a baby boy who fell through
the railing onto the railroad track as a train was approaching. As
everyone was screaming in horror, his five-year-old sister was jumping
up and down with excitement. The train bore down, but at the last
minute a scoop at the front of the engine miraculously scooped up the
infant and he was unharmed. Once the frantic mother had her baby safely
in her arms, she intended to scold her little daughter. She asked, "Why
were you laughing and jumping up and down when your little brother fell
onto the railroad tracks?" The child replied, "Oh mama, I was so
excited to see how God was going to save him!"
Now, of course, I am not suggesting that you simply jump up and down
and wait for a miracle. The deeper soul lesson Mother Elizabeth was
teaching is the consciousness of innocence that rests in perfect faith
and hope. When we place our faith and hope in God, we allow the vast
Mind of God to reconfigure our vision, our perspective and our
thinking. When we add the ingredient of compassion, we claim our soul's
capacity for divine love and metamorphosis in the very midst of
tumultuous happenings.
Try doing HeartMath* to discover your soul's lesson: First center your
attention on your physical heartbeat. Second, pretend that your breath
is moving through your heart. Focus totally on your breathing and the
gentle beating of your heart. Third, envision a beautiful scene or
heartwarming memory that is uplifting and joyful. Stay with your
heartbeat, breathing and happy experience for a few moments. Now, ask
your Higher Self, "What is my soul trying to learn in this situation?"
Every challenging situation involves a spiritual lesson for our soul.
Once we understand the lesson, we can find a creative way to handle
whatever is happening. When we choose to meet change as a new friend,
an opportunity, a blessing in disguise, we claim partnership with God.
We exchange human confusion, upset and anger for faith, hope and
compassion for everyone involved. We become as Kuan Yin riding the
dragon, surfing the waves of change with equanimity and greeting each
new challenge as an opportunity for personal growth and regeneration.
*Adapted from the HeartMath exercise developed by Doc Lew Childre and the Institute of HeartMath, Boulder Creek, California.
Questions
9. The Christmas Spirit
Question:
Christmas is coming and I am having difficulty getting
into the Christmas spirit. I have actually been feeling kind of
depressed and lonely. Do you have any suggestions to help me lift my
mood?
Answer:
I understand how you feel. Curiously enough, many
people have this kind of problem during the Christmas season. Often
depression is around unresolved spiritual, family or work-related
issues. Or people may feel lonely because friends or family are far
away. It's like inwardly the sun is hidden behind the clouds. The SAD
syndrome (seasonal affective disorder) is another kind of depression
that comes upon some people when days are shorter and we actually have
less sunlight outside. Whether it's less sunlight outside or inside,
the remedy is to create more sunshine inside ourselves. How? By
surrendering our burdens to our God and shifting our attention to our
highest hopes and dreams.
Ask yourself, "Do I have an unresolved spiritual, family or
work-related issue that is burdening me?" If so, know that God loves
you very much. Take the issue to your altar. Open your heart and soul
and allow the love of Father-Mother God to uplift, comfort and guide
you. Often a sense of relief and peace comes when we simply surrender a
situation to our God and send love and forgiveness to people who have
misunderstood or hurt us.
Give the fiat, "Jesus Christ, the Hope of the world!" As you do so, you
are also affirming hope for your soul's reunion with your Higher Self
and for the fulfillment of your highest hopes and dreams-and your
spiritual destiny.
Jesus came to help all of us make our hopes and dreams come true,
especially when it seems very dark and gloomy. Perhaps you know that
although we celebrate his birth at Christmas, Jesus was actually born
in the spring. The ascended masters have told us that his birthday
celebration was moved to winter to counteract the world's momentum of
spiritual darkness at this time of the year. Thus, even as Jesus came
as the Hope of the world, we sing Christmas carols, we give gifts of
love and hope to one another, we share our abundance with the needy.
What are your special hopes and dreams? How will you make them happen?
How about kneeling before your altar, sharing them with your
Father-Mother God, opening your heart and breathing a prayer of hope
and gratitude as you ask for divine guidance. Ask your Higher Self and
the angels for inspiration, allow that seed of inspiration to sprout
into a vision or an idea and set about making it happen. Adopt a
hopeful attitude, do your best, expect a magnificent result—and often
it will be! Even when it's not immediately apparent, you have set
spiritual energy in motion to make it happen.
Here's my personal spiritual tip: When I need an emotional or spiritual
"pick-up," I give Kuthumi's I AM Light decree as a fiat as I envision
brilliant, glowing white Light flowing in, through, and all around me.
In a prayer or decree, the words "I AM," are the name of God spoken to
Moses from the burning bush. So when we give the fiat, "I AM Light," we
are affirming, "God in me is Light." The more I give this decree, the more the Light expands and the higher my spirits are uplifted. TRY IT!
I AM Light, glowing Light,
Radiating Light, intensified Light.
God consumes my darkness,
Transmuting it into Light.
This day I AM a focus of the Central Sun.
Flowing through me is a crystal river,
A living fountain of Light
That can never be qualified
By human thought and feeling.
I AM an outpost of the Divine.
Such darkness as has used me is swallowed up
By the mighty river of Light which I AM.
I AM, I AM, I AM Light;
I live, I live, I live in Light.
I AM Light's fullest dimension;
I AM Light's purest intention.
I AM Light, Light, Light
Flooding the world everywhere I move,
Blessing, strengthening, and conveying
The purpose of the kingdom of heaven.
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10. A Mother-to-Be
Question:
My husband and I are expecting
our first child. We're excited and happy, but I'm emotional and nervous
too. Is this normal?
Answer:
Congratulations! Yes, it is normal to be emotional when you are
pregnant, and most women are kind of nervous about having a baby for
the first time. After all, you haven't ever done this before-at least
in this life. First of all, I highly recommend that you and your
husband read Nurturing Your Baby's Soul: A Spiritual Guide for Expectant Parents.
This beautiful book by Elizabeth Clare Prophet, edited by Nancy Hearn
and Dr. Joye Bennett, will inspire, comfort and reassure you that you
are embarking upon the greatest adventure of your life—motherhood and
fatherhood.
Just think, you are welcoming a soul who has
specially chosen you and your husband to be mother and father. You may
very well have been together in previous lives, and all of you have
special gifts to exchange. I'll tell you a little secret: whether boy
or girl, this incoming bundle of light is also looking forward with a
mixture of joy and jumpiness to what is to come. As a family, you are
about to celebrate the journey of life in a whole new way.
Both moms- and dads-to-be have their work cut
out for them. Lots of books have been written on the subject, and
everyone you know will have a great piece of advice for you. I'd like
to take another tact. It's okay to trust your inner guidance and intuition.
Let your baby guide you as well. Remember the only words the baby has
at first are his cooing and crying, but those are pretty good guides.
When a baby cries, he or she is usually either hungry or in need of a
diaper change. If you rule out these two items, the baby may simply
want to feel cuddled and loved. And that's a good thing to do!
Most couples worry about repeating their parents'
mistakes. Actually, you probably will, and you will make some of your
own. However, you and your baby will learn a lesson from every mistake
as well as from every right action. You can always apologize when you
slip up and make a mistake. Even with a small baby, the soul is
listening.
I suggest you sit down with your husband and tell
him your concerns. Agree to help each other along. And ask your
guardian angels to help you to be your best selves with your child. If
either of you is aware that you have a tendency to behave in a way
that's hurtful or threatening, ask each other, the ascended masters and
the angels to help you change that behavior. Invoke the violet flame to
transmute the old behavior, and choose a specific positive behavior to
replace it. And remember, taking no action is better than taking a
hurtful one. It's okay to walk out of the room and do nothing until you
get yourself together.
My recipe for parenthood: One large measure of
trust in the guidance of your guardian angels (who need to be asked to
help!). Three cups of loving kindness, gentle touches and love hugs.
Add a firm dash of limits and common sense. Mix and serve. Bon appétit!
Your children are not your children.
They are the sons and daughters of Life's
longing for itself.
They come through you but not from you,
And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.
You may give them your love but not your thoughts,
For they have their own thoughts.
You may house their bodies but not their souls,
For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you
cannot visit, not even in your dreams.
You may strive to be like them, but seek not to
make them like you.
You are the bows from which your children as living
arrows are sent forth.
Let your bending in the archer's hand be for gladness.
—Kahil Gibran
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11. The Path of Divine Love
Question:
I am really trying to walk the path of the ruby
ray (the path of divine love), but I get confused about how to be true
to myself without being selfish. How can I know if I'm being selfish?
Answer:
The more we walk the path of the ruby ray, the more
we realize that sacrifice, surrender, selflessness and service are all
about being true to ourselves. It's being true to our self at the same
time that we are true to our God. Which isn't always that easy!
The question is, "Which self am I going to be true to?" We teach our
children about the Big Me and the Little Me: the Big Me who wants the
best for everyone and the Little Me who is very self-preoccupied. It's
just as apt for us adults. When we behave selfishly, we have the myopic
view of our Little Me. We don't see that what we are doing affects
other people, and our own heart and soul. We are at the mercy of our
unfulfilled desires.
I remember a colleague of many years ago who gave a client who was
doing this a very important key. She was going on and on about "I want
this, I want that, nobody cares what I want, et cetera." He listened
for awhile and then said to her, "I hear you saying, I want what I want
when I want it, and nobody will give it to me. It seems to me that
you'll get what you get when you get it depending on what you really
want and what you do about getting it." She puzzled over that one for
awhile. He was challenging her to get into the driver's seat of her
life, to decide what she really wanted and to make it happen.
It's really okay to have positive desires and to take good care of
yourself as you walk the ruby ray path. The fine line between
selflessness and selfishness has more to do with intention. When our
primary intention is to serve the God Flame in everyone, including
ourselves, and to meet the need of the hour as God shows it to us, we
are unlikely to slip into selfishness. If, on the other hand, our prime
motive is to meet our own needs, we can slip and slide right down the
slippery slope of selfishness into the bog of human desires.
Try thinking of the path of the ruby ray as enlightened self-interest.
The word "enlightened" means to shed light, or a higher perspective, on
a situation. Enlightened self-interest serves the best interests of
yourself, your God and the Higher Self of others. As you grow in
selflessness (meaning freedom from the yoke of the lesser self), you
are filled with the light of God that extricates you from the quagmire
of unruly desires.
Your Higher Self (Christ Self or Buddha Self) understands your everyday
needs as well as your soul's yearning to walk the path of divine love.
Ask your Higher Self to show you how to meet your needs and the needs
of others in a way that is acceptable to God. How about embracing
sacrifice by laying on the altar all that is in the way of your soul's
oneness with the God Flame? Ask Mother Mary to help you. Surrender old
habits that do not serve your highest hopes and dreams. Selflessness
comes naturally as you express more of your higher nature. Loving
service from the heart brings a sense of blissful oneness with the
angels of love. God loves you and wants you to be happy. As you rejoice
in giving and receiving God's love—great is the rejoicing in heaven!
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12. Closeness to God
Question:
I'm missing something in my life, and I know it's
about not feeling close to God. I try to pray, but I don't see change.
I feel stuck. Then I get angry with God for not helping me out. I end
up feeling scared, lonely and guilty. What can I do?
Answer:
Many people who seek counseling get angry at God
for not solving their problems. I tell them it reminds me of a sign I
saw once in an AA meeting room: "If you don't feel close to God, guess
who moved?" God's love is like the sunshine, always beaming down upon
us. Yet, when we are at odds with ourselves or surrounded by clouds of
doubt and despair, we may not feel it. God loves you, dear one, and
that love doesn't change when you make mistakes or get stuck. Surely
there are tears in the eyes of the Divine Mother when one of her
children is hurting.
Do you know that there is nearly always pain
hidden under anger? Anger itself is often a feeble attempt at a show of
strength, a protective shield to protect us from hurt. Real comfort
comes from healing the underlying pain. How? Feel the pain, love
yourself through it and ask God to help you understand its purpose.
Love and forgive everyone concerned. As your heart opens, you begin to
feel inner resolution and comfort.
As the Aquarian age is moving on, many people on
the spiritual path are seriously pursuing the bonding of their soul
with their Holy Christ Self. They earnestly desire to fulfill their
divine destiny on Earth and experience their mystical reunion with God.
In this alchemical process they often contact painful memories
surfacing from deep in the unconscious.
They become aware of the pain of their original
separation from God when they left the heaven-world or the ancient
mystery schools. They come to realize that this is the deeper
underlying cause of their sense of separation from God and feelings of
loneliness, fear, anger and guilt. As they seek to understand the
lessons their soul is trying to learn, they restore their loving
communion with Father-Mother God.
Perhaps Jesus offered the story of the prodigal
son to comfort us in these times. He knows that God is everlastingly
loving and forgiving when we genuinely desire to return Home. How about
talking to Father-Mother God as though they were your best friends?
Tell God your troubles, how scared, lonely and
guilty you feel. Share your burdens, call for the violet flame to
transmute them, and ask your Divine Parents to forgive your mistakes.
Tell them how much you love them and want them to be an integral part
of your life. Step out into the sun and feel their love shining down
upon you. Look up at the stars in the sky and imagine the twinkling
presence of the angels.
As you share your burdens with Father-Mother God,
remember to stay on the line to hear their counsel. Don't hang up!
Listen with your heart and soul. Accept God's understanding and
forgiveness, and forgive yourself. Let the warmth of the sun of God's
Presence melt away any sense of separation. Allow comfort and hope to
enter your heart and soul. Claim a new beginning and a close walk with
God. Choose to win your ascension as an adept of love. Your soul will
rejoice with God and the angels!
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13. How to Stop Criticism and CCJ
Question:
I know it is not good to criticize, condemn or judge
other people, but I get frustrated when someone is being
inconsiderate or hurtful. In spite of my best intentions, out
pops a critical comment. Then I get upset and criticize
myself. It is as if criticism, condemnation and judgment have
a life of their own. How do I stop it?
Answer:
Most people feel upset when another person is inconsiderate
or hurtful, particularly if the hurtful drama involves
someone we love or respect. Yet, a critical comeback on our
part can be equally hurtful. We add fuel to the fire when we
then get upset with ourselves, typically followed by a surge
of resentment toward the person who ignited the fire in the
first place. It’s no wonder that criticism, condemnation and
judgment (ccj) take on a life of their own.
We can outwit our tendency to be critical or to react with
a critical comeback if we remind ourselves that ccj is instigated
and propelled by the forces of darkness, who take
great delight in getting us to criticize, condemn and judge one
another. Why do they go to so much trouble? One major
reason. They want to steal our energy and entice us into
making karma, which ties us to the earth plane—until at
least 51 percent of the karma is balanced.
God is calling his sons and daughters to come Home and
the fallen angels and their tools are angry. They know that
they have defied God and will no longer exist once they have
no light to keep them going. That is the reason they devil the
lightbearers, to steal the light.
Why do they have to steal it? Because they have cut
themselves off from God’s light by misusing it. Tricking the
lightbearers into misqualifying the light and then stealing
that energy is the way the fallen ones continue to exist.
When we fall for the tricks of the fallen angels, we lose
some of our light, we have less energy and we feel vulnerable,
inadequate and distant from God—and this is how we
feel when we criticize and condemn others.
So, if all of this is a “trick of the force” as Mark Prophet
put it, how can we outwit it? First, we remind ourselves that
if someone else is inconsiderate or hurtful, it is natural to feel
vulnerable, hurt or frustrated. Secondly, we ask ourselves,
“What do I want to do about these feelings?” And it is at
that strategic moment that Mr. CCJ will likely come riding in
from the unconscious or subconscious to do the right job
in a wrong way.
The right way is to stand up for the soul—our soul or
anyone else’s. The wrong way is to tear someone down in the
process of trying to stand up for the soul. And that is exactly
what ccj does. It rips the fabric of the soul, eats away at the
criticizer’s self-worth and erodes our sense of honor and
compassion.
When we get our hackles up, Mr. CCJ becomes convinced
that he is being properly protective. Using our voice,
he will explain that this is a natural reaction—like a porcupine
that shoots its quills when someone comes too close
to the soft underbelly. And, after all, Mr. CCJ is doing an
even more important job, protecting our vulnerable self and
our soul.
In order to counter this move, we remind ourselves that
when we are critical, condemning and judgmental, we give
light to the forces of darkness. These forces continue to exist
only by the light we release when we are in a discordant
vibration. We affirm that we will no longer be “a tool of the
force,” as Mark Prophet used to describe it.
So, with God’s help we begin the redemption of Mr.
CCJ. We take a leap of faith! We toss the bristly cloak of ccj
into the sacred fire (through fiery ruby ray or violet flame
decrees), and we put on the full armor of inner strength,
allegiance to truth and obedience to harmony. And we teach
the recalcitrant Mr. CCJ, step by step, to stop reacting and to
adopt the demeanor of a knight in shining armor who serves
God and protects the soul.
We claim the motto, “I will be true to myself and to my
God.” We choose forbearance in the face of turmoil. And
we practice forgiveness and self-correction whenever we
make a mistake. We also ask the angels in the outfield to
remind us to keep our mouths shut when we don’t feel
harmonious.
Each time we feel tempted to criticize someone we remind
ourselves that Father-Mother God made us of the love stuff.
We determine to behave lovingly and to stop returning evil for
evil. We decide to view hurtful happenings as a lesson about
the importance of harmony. And we practice harmony over
and over again in order to form a habit of harmonious
behavior.
Step by step, we build a momentum of harmony, grace
and Christly aplomb. And we send our gratitude to Father-
Mother God for the opportunity to correct our flaws, to
strengthen our virtues and ultimately to return Home in the
victory of the ascension.
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14. To Speak Up or Not
Question:
My friend and I were having dinner, and my friend’s
escort was critical and rude to her. I debated whether I should
say something like “what you’re saying is really unkind!” but
I decided it was not my business. Do you think I should have
told him he was being rude?
Answer:
That is a difficult one, but I think you were wise to
refrain from saying what you were thinking! This reminds
me of the saying, “Don’t step in where angels fear to tread.”
If you had corrected your friend’s escort, you might have
ignited a scene your friend would not appreciate. Unless you
were able to be in perfect balance and as diplomatic as Saint
Germain and as loving as Jesus, you likely would have stirred
a pot that was already brewing and made it boil over.
Since the man was your friend’s escort and they obviously
have a relationship, I would be inclined to offer a
silent prayer, let it go and talk with your friend privately if
she opens the door to a conversation about it. I would also
suggest that you keep your friend in your prayers and pray
for the highest resolution possible for her.
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15. Reaction Control
Question:
I am an Aquarian and I know I am called to be loving
but my parents are very good at pushing my buttons. I love
them and I do my best not to react, but they continually find
fault with me. I am of age and not even living with them. Do
you have any suggestions to help me stay loving instead of
reacting?
Answer:
None of us can keep people from finding fault with
us, especially our parents, who are used to telling us what to
do because they raised us. I suggest that you give yourself a
big hug and tell yourself:
“Okay, this is the way they are and I’m not going to change
them, but what I can control is my reaction. I choose not
to let my parents’ adverse reactions ruin my day. I choose to
remain centered. I choose to remain unattached. I choose
to sit under my Bodhi tree as a Buddha. I choose to be loving
and kind—and I choose to walk out the door if it gets to
be too much!”
According to spiritual astrology, Aquarians are intended
to express divine love. You might ask yourself, “What would
the masters of great love, like Jesus, Mother Mary or the
ascended lady master Nada do in a situation like this?”
Write down what comes to mind when you contemplate
these exemplars of divine love. Then open the floodgates
of your heart’s love and send love to your parents. You can
send your love silently when they are upset, and you will feel
much better doing that than reacting to their comments.
I suggest that you pray for the love of God to sustain
you, keep your heart open, let the love flow—and trust God’s
love to heal the relationship between you and your parents.
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16. A Safe Haven
Question:
I would like to know what to do with people I love
who are closed up and have built barriers around them?
Answer:
Pray for them and be kind in your interactions with
them. Kindness lets your loved ones know it is safe to come
out from behind the barriers, at least when they are with you.
And remember it is their decision as to whether they do that
or not. Maybe they need their barriers at the moment.
Most people who erect barriers do so because they have
been hurt and are trying to protect themselves. If we continue
to behave lovingly, eventually they tend to lower the barriers.
So be a safe haven when they are with you, pray for their
well-being and ask God to help them through whatever is
troubling them.
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17. Self-Hynosis
Question:
What do you think about self-hypnosis?
Answer:
The only difference between self-hypnosis and hypnosis
is that in self-hypnosis you are putting yourself into the
trance state. The ascended masters teach that it is not a good
idea because you are in a completely receptive state and not
in conscious control of your environment.
Hypnosis is not the same as meditation, in which you
connect with your Higher Self and the etheric plane. Whether
it is self-hypnosis or hypnotism by someone else, the chances
are the person who is hypnotized is a sitting duck for any
astral forces that happen to be around.
Some people have also asked me whether it is wise to
use a tape made by a hypnotist. And my response is that
using someone’s tape connects you with that person’s consciousness,
as well as with your own unconscious. Bad
dreams, even nightmares, can result from probing the
depths of the unconscious without the assistance of a qualified
therapist—the depths of the unconscious realm can
overwhelm any of us.
This is why we pray before we go to sleep. We invoke
our tube of light and ask to be overshadowed by the
ascended masters. Yet, all of us have occasional bad dreams,
which are typically triggered by difficulties in our lives and
lessons we need to learn. When you wake up from a bad
dream, I suggest writing it down to gain a conscious understanding
of what you and your soul are trying to resolve in
the dream state.
The state of being awake, whether in the light of day or
the darkness of night, is mindful of the words of Gautama
Buddha when he won his victory under the Bo tree. He said,
“I am awake!” And that is what we are called to be—awake
to who we are as sons and daughters of God.
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18. Open the Heart
Question:
What is the difference between opening ourselves to
pain and letting down our guard?
Answer:
It could be at times one and the same. I think the difference
is the way it is usually spoken of, the connotation of
it, the underlying meaning of it.
When you open your heart, the connotation is opening
oneself, allowing the flow of light, of love, wisdom and
power and the tenderness of your being to flow out. Letting
down your guard has the connotation of being off guard,
opened up without conscious intent—and therefore, without
conscious protection.
Our protection is the flow of God’s light, having that
flow of light moving through us like a waterfall that will
not allow any negativity to flow in. In contrast, when we
have not invoked the light, energy can penetrate our aura
and become a part of us without our consent. So letting
down our guard is risky—it’s like playing football without
a helmet!
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19. Carl Jung's Theory Today
Question:
I have heard that Carl Jung’s theory is outdated and
many therapists are using transactional analysis in its place.
What are your thoughts on different kinds of therapy?
Answer:
Jung’s theory, known as analytical psychology, is not
at all outdated. It is a beautiful way of working and connects
with what the ascended masters teach. I would add that any
therapy is as good as the consciousness of the practitioner.
Transactional analysis, developed by Eric Burn, has roots
in Jungian thinking. This is the therapy where one works
with the parent, child and adult parts of one’s self—it was
one of the precursors of inner child work.
Psychosynthesis, developed by Roberto Assagioli, is
another therapy that derives from Jungian psychology. In
psychosynthesis, the therapist includes the sub-personalities,
which are similar to working with the inner child. Assagioli
also introduced the concept of the superconscious, the inner
arena of our hopes, dreams and aspirations. In psychosynthesis,
the client partners with the Higher Self.
I use elements of all of these theories that connect with
the healing of the soul and spirit, which is my major focus.
In my practice I focus on the issues the client wishes to
resolve. And I firmly believe that a positive rapport between
therapist and client is essential to healing.
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20. Tears of Joy and Sorrow
Question:
When I am invoking the light, I become choked up
and my eyes water. If I am alone at home, I just let it flow and
sometimes it’s sorrow and sometimes it’s joy. Should I be
concerned that sorrow might keep me from making my
ascension?
Answer:
Tears of joy and bliss are very different from tears of
sadness and grief. When we have tears of joy and bliss we are
raised to higher consciousness. And when we have tears of
sadness and grief we are focused on some aspect of our
humanness that needs to be redeemed.
When you have this experience, you have a marvelous
opportunity to praise God in the bliss and to pray for God’s
guidance to correct the human condition that is creating the
sorrow. I suggest that on a daily basis you give violet flame
decrees to transmute the sorrow, and make it a point to
thank God for the blessing of life and opportunity.
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21. Past-Life Remembrance?
Question:
Sometimes I wake up from a dream that feels like a past-life
experience. How can I know if I am really remembering a past life or if it’s
just a figment of my imagination?
Answer:
Only the soul and God know the reality of whether or
not a memory is actually a past-life remembrance or a figment
of our imagination. We also need to be mindful that
memories are subject to our mental interpretation. Thus, a
recall may or may not be completely accurate in the details
of what actually occurred.
I do believe there is a lesson to be learned from whatever
comes to mind because it is an aspect of our consciousness.
In my therapeutic work I simply accept the remembrance of
the client. And we work together to understand the lesson
and how the individual might apply it in his or her life today.
With respect to the situation being a figment of your imagination,
it would still reflect your thoughts and feelings. So it might be useful to ask
yourself, “What might be my purpose in imagining this? What am I trying to heal
within myself? What lesson am I trying to learn? How might I apply it in my life
today?”
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22. "Good People Must Do Better"
Question:
Many people today do not seem to respect the values
I was brought up with. What do you think is happening to
our culture?
Answer:
I too believe we are experiencing a decline in traditional
morality and values throughout the world. It has been
precipitated by a number of factors: worldwide violence,
terrorist activities, hate-mongering, the addictive use of drugs
and alcohol, sexual promiscuity and the ignoring of traditional
values in the service of expediency.
Add to the mix the influence of atheism, the trappings of
Satanism and the degrading and blasphemous lyrics in pop
culture and we begin to understand the roots of cultural
decline. In addition, we have the negative influence of good
people tending to turn a blind eye toward cultural degradation
because they do not know what to do about it.
What is the solution? I believe it is to open our eyes and
do our part to change our small portion of the world.
Archangel Jophiel gave a simple key to students of the
ascended masters. He told them in a dictation delivered
through Mrs. Prophet, “Good people must do better.” If
all the good people in the world united to do better, we
would see swift and major change because the vibration of
the world would be raised up.
In other words, we can choose to be the loving, compassionate
people we really are and dedicate ourselves to fulfilling
the mission of our Higher Self. We can pay attention to the
prick of conscience and join with good people everywhere to
confront personal and planetary problems from an enlightened
and practical point of view. When we do this, we shift
the energy in our small corner of the world. And when enough
of us do it worldwide, the world will become a better place.
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23. "Dreams and Past Lives"
Question:
Sometimes I wake up from a dream that feels like a past-life
experience. How can I know if I am really remembering a past life or if it’s
just a figment of my imagination?
Answer:
You will most likely not know for sure until you have your
meeting with the Lords of Karma at the conclusion of this life. However, whether
or not it is actually a past-life memory, you can benefit by analyzing the dream.
A dream can help you understand subconscious thoughts and feelings and how they
may be impacting your waking life.
I suggest that as soon as you wake up, even
if it’s in the middle of the night, you record the dream—either on
a tape recorder you keep by your bed or by writing it out if you are awake enough
to do that. Ask yourself what each element of the dream means to you. And write
down whatever comes to mind. Whatever comes to you is in some way related to
the dream since that is what you are focused on.
After you do this, you will have a feel for
what you are trying to tell yourself through the dream, regardless of whether
or not it is a past-life experience! And remember, whatever kind of dreams we
have, there is always a message we need to heed. Otherwise, we wouldn’t
be having the dream!
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24. "Spiritual Mission"
Question:
How can I know what my spiritual mission is all about?
Answer:
The best way I know is to pay
attention to your spiritual life, which can include praying,
meditating, reading the Bible, and asking God for guidance on a daily
basis. I believe our mission unfolds as we move through life, and I
know that it has to do with being faithful to our highest values and
kind and charitable to those we meet along the way.
Often we begin to understand our spiritual mission
through serving the needs of others. By helping other people, we also
make good karma and balance our not-so-good karma. I believe that when
we are kind and thoughtful in our interactions with others, we are in
the process of fulfilling our spiritual mission even though we may not
have defined it as such.
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25. "Soul"
Question:
How can I get to know my soul?
Answer:
I believe that our mystical dreams
reveal the secrets of our soul. And I also know that we come to
understand the depths of our soul by trying our best to fulfill our
highest aspirations.
To get to know your soul, ask yourself,
particularly in perplexing situations, “What would my soul want me to
do”? And do it! As you do this on an ongoing basis, you will become
much better acquainted with your soul.
For the person on the spiritual path, the soul
wants to do whatever will help her to come home to God at the end of
this lifetime and achieve the ascension in the light.
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