Toward a World that Works for Everyone
I’d like to continue the discussion of dimensionality, looking particularly at the idea of descent rather than ascent. Terrestrial sages did not discuss it. Michael once said: “Now [in olden times] that sense of bringing others along wasn’t defined by dimensions. It was more a teacher/student, sage/novitiate relationship. So the framework was very different.” (1) […]
I joked to a friend that she was the quintessential female (action) and I was the quintessential male (stillness). And as I did so, I realized: I aspire to stillness. And I notice – because I’m using my awareness and my heart to penetrate into stillness – that stillness is prior to the divine qualities. […]
Many people consider that Jesus was a dualist. He talked about a Father and a Holy Ghost as if they were outside himself and represented himself as a Son. He said his Father was greater than he, even though they were one. He said that the Father had given all things into his hands and […]
I’ve reached a point in my spiritual journey that I recall others having reached. Until now, I’ve seen that my thoughts result in my mind responding with a certain feeling, all of this programmed by my core issues and beliefs. I could loosely say that my thoughts “cause” my feelings. Also until now, I’ve been […]
How do we judge when we’re discerning or discern when we’re judging? Oh, the whole thing is so confusing. Aren’t they the same? Well, words can be made to fit any circumstance. They’re symbols upon which we freely and arbitrarily bestow meaning. So I could use “judgment” and “discernment” as if they’re the same. But […]
In my last reading with Archangel Michael through Linda Dillon, on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14, 2019, he made a comment which is laden with meaning for me (I will be posting more from that reading). “There is much discussion upon the planet of how you are mirrors to one another or how when you gaze […]
I was asked today what the difference is between Advaita (A=Non, Dvaita = Duality = Non-Dualism) and Ascension philosophies, and, for the benefit of those who follow western or eastern versions of Advaita, perhaps I could comment on that. This is simply a personal view. I’m not saying I’m correct. I’m just saying this is […]
