To all around you it is seen from a perspective whereby there are no ends in sight, just aforementioned duality in play. We say, to avoid discomfort on an emotional level it is best to adhere to those things which rock the being in forward ways...It best to say, now, while the iron is hot, and it is...
The name of the game is to be aware of all that occurs around you. Awareness is key for it brings with it an adventure in the realms of being that can be aware of itself and in so doing bequeath that awareness upon itself, identifying within that source of power and awareness to which it belongs. In...
In the course of time, withheld from common view is that which is apparent to the well informed. We say that to enforce the necessity for being abrupt to discern what is right in front of you. We mean to say this, in effect, to summon from within the course of action that must be taken to ensure you...
We can begin here, in this epoch, in this time, afforded by All that Is and more. Reliving consequences is one way to move forward, living, loving, breathing, about which it is never said to be easy. These things afford the remedy to work within the scope of being of who you are and who you are not....
Behold, within each of us lies a power so great it is seldom realized by those who seek it. We say this as a matter of factual inference regarding your own state of affairs. It behooves you to see and continue forward for this power is ready to be unleashed Above. It is for you to harness it, yet to...
[These are precepts given to me over time. They consist of those things to never turn your back on and always keep in the forefront of your awareness.] 1. Be yourself at all costs, forget what others may say in spite of what is seen. 2. Do not rely on others to tell you what to do. Seek that Within ...
SUMERIAN BEGINNINGS The story of the creation of Anunnaki. One of the biggest secrets in human history.
These are some of the more common phrases Spirit has used throughout their messages that may not be initially understood.
