Category: Religious Messages

Walk With Me

“Walk with Me, the guiding voice of Father consciousness at the center of your soul, and I will lead you gently onward and raise your thoughts to the height of truth.

I am the Light of Life within you and I have continued to shine through all the darkness of your manifold experiences, but your darkness has comprehended Me not.

I am also the Light of the world and the Power thereof by which it was made.  Contrary to appearances, I am not a lazy God who created the world and rested, then kept right on resting, indifferent to the fate of the many souls I made.  The truth is that I am always with you, no matter where you are, for in Me you live and move and have your being.

If you look at the sky you will know that I am blue, if you look at the night you will know that I am black, if you look at a leaf you will know that I am green.  If you look at the midday sun, I will dazzle you with my brightness.  If you look into the eyes of your husband or wife, you will see me twinkle.

This radiant Light of My presence is in all things, from the lowly weeds to the stately trees to the most opulent galaxies, far-flung in space.  The kitten curled up in your lap is as much a part of Me as the baby on your knee, and whatever you do to the least of one of these you do also unto Me.”

The Door Of Everything, Ruby Nelson, p. 9 – 10.

A Child Talks To God

“I was four years old and playing with my dolls when it happened. My Grandma was doing laundry and singing to herself when I had the sudden realization, that everything was perfect, exactly as it should be, because I was here.  At the same time, I understood that if I had never been born, everything would be just as perfect, but in a whole different way.  Not exactly a normal epiphany for a child, or even most adults, but I understood it completely, and felt its truth in my very core.  I thought, Oh good, everything is perfect, I can go now.

Having nowhere I should go and using all the options available to a four-year=old, I put a dress on my dog, packed my doll in a play suitcase, and headed for the park.  This was a very small town in 1976, and the park was only two blocks away.  It really wasn’t that daring of an adventure.  Besides, where else would I go?

When I got to the park, I sat on a bench and wondered what now?  A blinding white light and several ‘beings’ immediately surrounded me.  I assumed this was God, even though it seemed odd that God would appear as multiple and androgynous … but I supposed God could appear any way He chose. That’s the prerogative of being omnipotent.

The communication that followed was a mixture of visions and meaning conveyed without a medium, like just knowing something without hearing or seeing it.

The basic message was this: Would you be willing to help us out? Your life wouldn’t be as ‘fun’ as a normal human life, but it would mean a lot to us? 

Sort of take one for the team. I agreed and asked what to do. They replied just keep your heart open.  Then I experienced the crucifixion, the weight and pain of that life of service, emotional weight, and spiritual weight.  Then I felt the release from the body, and the incredible contrast of freedom and love as my spirit soared.  Then it was over.  Just like that.  I was just sitting in the park.

It was years before I even told my Mom about the experience because I thought everyone got a mission.  In my mind, you learned to walk, then you learned to read, then you got your mission from God, then you started Kindergarten.  I was four.  Made sense to me.  I was eight or nine when I started to realize not everyone was aware of having a mission.  So I told my Mom about this experience and asked her if it was normal.  Apparently not.

Almost forty years later, I still remember it like it was yesterday, but my interpretations have changed a bit.  Instead of God, I think it was my guides contacting me.  Instead of asking me to take on this mission, I think they were reminding me why I came.  It has been the defining moment of my entire life, and my understanding of it expands and evolves all the time.  But I do think the directive is exactly as they stated: Just keep your heart open.”

Waking Up Indigo: Personal Stories and Practical Guidance on Spiritual Awakening (A Life’s Journey), Natha Jay, p. 1-3.

A Traditional Aztec Náhuatl Prayer

Praying is making a focused connection to your Higher Self/The God Within YOU.

Prayer is an extremely powerful tool for our lives. Make sure you keep yourself in high spirits for more good to come to you.  If you apply this prayer to your daily routine it will open up doors and healing for your journey.

This ancient Aztec blessing was created in the Náhuatl language in the central region of Mexico, which deals with forgiveness, affection, detachment, and liberation.

A Traditional Náhuatl Prayer
“I release my parents from the feeling that they have failed with me.
I release my children from the need to make me proud, so that they can write their own ways, according to their hearts.
I release my partner from the obligation to make me feel complete. I lack nothing in myself.
I learn with all the beings that surround me through all time.
I thank my grandparents and ancestors who met so that today I breathe life. And I release them from the faults of the past and from the wishes they did not fulfill, aware that they did the best they could to resolve their situations, within the consciousness they had at that moment. I honor them, I love them, and I recognize their innocence.
I bare my soul before their eyes and that is why they know that I do not hide or owe anything, more than being faithful to myself and my own existence walking with the wisdom of the heart.
I am aware that I am fulfilling my life project, free of visible and invisible family loyalties that may disturb my peace and my happiness, which are my greatest responsibilities.
I renounce the role of savior, of being the one who unites or who fulfills the expectations of others.
And learning through LOVE, I bless my essence and my way of expressing, although there may be someone who cannot understand me.
I understand myself, because only I lived and experienced my story; because I know myself, I know who I am, what I feel, what I do and why I do it.
I respect and approve.
I honor the Divinity in me and in you… We are free.”

 

Harmony And Peace Once Again

“Be still and in the stillness feel your consciousness expand, feel yourself rise far above all earthly contacts into the realms of the Spirit.

Each time you become still you will find you are able to do this. Practice it more and more often. Cease driving yourself and take time to be alone with Me.

During the day go away into your sanctuary. Absorb the peace and stillness and become One with Me, and then go forth renewed in spirit and filled with My divine Love.

Never be too busy to do this.

This renewing of the spirit is far more important than any job that has to be done because when you are right inside, you will be right outside and will be able to do everything in the right spirit.

Whenever you are feeling impatient or irritable, go away by yourself and find that inner peace and stillness and all will become harmony and peace once again..”

— Eileen Caddy, findhorn.org

When God Created Us

“When God created us, He did so in a holistic fashion. The Bible describes us as soul, body, and spirit. You cannot dissect a human being and separate the three. Everything is interconnected. That is where the word holistic comes from; it relates to the belief that the parts of something are intimately interconnected and explicable only by reference to the whole. We cannot separate the effects of our living and thinking from our physical well-being.

The Bible tells us in Proverbs 4:20–22 (TLB): ‘Listen, son of mine, to what I say. Listen carefully. Keep these thoughts ever in mind; let them penetrate deep within your heart, for they will mean real life for you and radiant health.’ There is a mind-body connection.

Many medical experts agree that our thoughts have an amazing impact on our health. Herbert Benson, MD, says that ‘negative thinking leads to stress, which affects our bodies’ natural healing capacity.’

Everywhere in the Bible, we find Jesus talking about hope and faith. We cannot have faith without hope. Our beliefs are like filters on a camera, changing how we see the world. Our biology—our physical being—adapts to those beliefs.

What we think affects our physical bodies. Faith is the substance of things hoped for. Hope is like a refuge that protects us from the adversary. It is the anchor of the soul. When our thoughts change, our bodies change. Our positive and negative beliefs impact every area of our lives.

Worry is simply a bad thing played out in our imagination. Our fear goes up, our stress level goes up, and our high blood pressure goes up. That is the mind-body connection.

We can shift from worry and fear of dying to trust and hope for living. This gives our bodies a chance to promote healing. Stress goes out and the peace of God comes in.”

https://www.bible.com