RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Yes Angel Light you are correct all the rest is illusion.
Love beyond measure
Kim xx
RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Goodness this thread has flown while ive been at work over these past two days , Ive got a lot of catching up to do[&:].
Carolyn I wish you much love & light upon your journey & will continue to do so.[sm=1kis.gif]
Everyone else love to you all
Hugs Maria xxx
RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Hello, Kim
Once again we meet at this same point. I am certain that our words will not change your views but feel an obligation to others who read to clarify our stance.
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Throughout every day there are moments when we must make choices as to what to accept into our being and what we will reject. We do not eat spoiled meat or rotting vegetables. We do not drink polluted water. We do not breathe air filled with noxious chemicals. We do not wander into areas where snipers are known to be in action. We do not go scuba diving without an air tank. We do not drink hemlock. It is not that we are less spiritual than anyone else; it is that we understand the consequences of doing these things.
In the same way, we avoid things and beings that do not support the direction we choose to go, that direction in concert with Spirit. When the messages are confusing, lead away from the simplicity of oneness with all that is, and, as in this instance, essentially ridicule my existence I can recognize them as unhealthy to my spiritual progress.
Should I refuse the concept that some things are not healthy, I fill my self with garbage. This bit of Spirit that I AM deserves better.
A visual for you: We come to this embodiment as purity itself. Think of a glass of pure water. All of the things that life hands us go into that glass and there is the possibility that it will soon resemble mud more than clear water. The dirtier it gets the less obvious it is that we are adding more crud. On the other hand, if we do not add everything to that glass, if we exercise discernment as to what we allow to enter that water, we keep the clarity and each bit of impurity is visible.
When we make the decision that we will accept only those things that are Loving, we allow our self to remain closer to the purity of our origin. We exercise the right to exclude from our being all that is not Loving.
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God says everyday, This is my child in whom I am well pleased. This is the affirmation that each of us receives when we understand Love-without-condition. One is no more important than another, no more loved than another, no more worthy than another. It is each of us comparing ourselves with those WE THINK are more worthy that allows us to believe that we are unworthy. And that is where we become vulnerable to those who ply us with feelings of superiority or who use us for their own devices.
If we can ACCEPT that God is well pleased with us and feel that assurance, we have comfort in who we are and need not look outside ourselves for affirmation.
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Direction with Spirit is easy. Ask. When you follow a new path and have an idea of where you are going, it always helps to keep in touch with the ones who can see the entire terrain. If you dont ask, you can be misled.
There is no difference between my divine self and my human self (no separation). I AM and I am given the right and the responsibility of free will.
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RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Enlightenment cannot be attained through desire or aspiration, for one has to surrender one’s own desires to achieve it. When Jesus said ‘seek and you shall find’ he was talking about seeking within oneself not outside of oneself.
With the above, Kim, I agree wholeheartedly.
Gxxx
RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Dear Kim,
Dear Nancy and Steve
If we do not question, then all manner of evil is accepted.
Is this not a contradiction? In one breath you say we are perfect, in the next breath there is evil.
When you are one with GOD there is nothing more to question.
Could Nancy and Steve have meant that although we are indeed perfect in the eyes of God, we are also given free will to choose whether we live our lives in the Light or in the darkness? In which case there is certainly evil, as surely as there is good. The choice is ours.
Love Gxxx