Forwarded from π‘βΎοΈβ¨LQTLβ¨ππΉ
I do want to clarify something though something very important I am not hitting at Christianity I believe that Jesus was a Christ and so was Mary she was also a Christ and when you reach this level of Christ it's a level of awakening.
We are definitely allowed to connect to certain vibrations and consciousness from certain individuals that are either incarnated or not incarnated.
An example is how I tap into the energy of the Blue Rose of Mary.. πΉ
Just because Jesus doesn't want to be worshiped doesn't mean that he's going to ignore you and that he isn't listening to you if you want to pray to Jesus and connect with his vibration ask him into your presence He will listen to you He is an ascended master and he will not turn away from you.
All I am simply saying is that the power the true God power lies within you and that is what he taught as well. Jesus isn't going to fix your problems for you but he can lend you frequencies downloads vibrations and energy that will help you get through the situation that will rise your spirits and give you hope to keep pushing forward. Remember he was human too at one time, and he had to awaken and enlighten himself as well, him and Mary together πΉ
We are definitely allowed to connect to certain vibrations and consciousness from certain individuals that are either incarnated or not incarnated.
An example is how I tap into the energy of the Blue Rose of Mary.. πΉ
Just because Jesus doesn't want to be worshiped doesn't mean that he's going to ignore you and that he isn't listening to you if you want to pray to Jesus and connect with his vibration ask him into your presence He will listen to you He is an ascended master and he will not turn away from you.
All I am simply saying is that the power the true God power lies within you and that is what he taught as well. Jesus isn't going to fix your problems for you but he can lend you frequencies downloads vibrations and energy that will help you get through the situation that will rise your spirits and give you hope to keep pushing forward. Remember he was human too at one time, and he had to awaken and enlighten himself as well, him and Mary together πΉ
Honestly.... I encourage all to take some time on Lady's page today if you struggle at all with your present relationship with religion or church or "those people". Just see the messages she is sharing, that's all I'm saying.
I went to church today. A Bible based church. I went because my husband wanted to. I went because my son's best friends family invited us.
My son and his best friend are the top two readers in school. They play little league baseball together and when they go home, they compete for most minutes read.
They are good, hard working kids with a hunger to BE good. My son beats himself up miserably when he does anything that causes an unwanted effect.
He is learning. And he's a good, strong student.
I have my own disagreements with church, with religion, with any body of organized faith which sews division and shame.
And yet, I also see the love. I also see the magic. I also see the healing.
Nothing is singularly designed. There is duality in ALL.
And where I see dangers in the church, I know others see safety. Safety they need at this time for a reason.
I don't need to know their reasons.
I don't need to warn them of the dangers I see.
I don't need to define their faith in my own orderly categories to make sense of it.
All I need to know...is me.
I need to be at peace with my Self and my own connection to the Divinity.
And I am.
And all that I am, all that I've been through, every season, every judgement, every roadblock and "mistake" has carved out the me you see.
And there's more than one side of me. There's more than one color. There's more than one shape. There's more than what I stream here from my consciousness.
And there's more than even I can see.
Of myself.
Of you.
Of the universe itself.
I am a student.
I am always learning and growing.
And so are you.
And so are they.
And so are we all.
No one, I repeat
NO ONE
Knows all of the answers.
Only THE ONE does.
And so, today I got uncomfortable. I definitely squirmed a little bit.
But I went in peace.
And I left in peace.
Happy.
And so it is β¨ππ»
@EmbersfromAsh
My son and his best friend are the top two readers in school. They play little league baseball together and when they go home, they compete for most minutes read.
They are good, hard working kids with a hunger to BE good. My son beats himself up miserably when he does anything that causes an unwanted effect.
He is learning. And he's a good, strong student.
I have my own disagreements with church, with religion, with any body of organized faith which sews division and shame.
And yet, I also see the love. I also see the magic. I also see the healing.
Nothing is singularly designed. There is duality in ALL.
And where I see dangers in the church, I know others see safety. Safety they need at this time for a reason.
I don't need to know their reasons.
I don't need to warn them of the dangers I see.
I don't need to define their faith in my own orderly categories to make sense of it.
All I need to know...is me.
I need to be at peace with my Self and my own connection to the Divinity.
And I am.
And all that I am, all that I've been through, every season, every judgement, every roadblock and "mistake" has carved out the me you see.
And there's more than one side of me. There's more than one color. There's more than one shape. There's more than what I stream here from my consciousness.
And there's more than even I can see.
Of myself.
Of you.
Of the universe itself.
I am a student.
I am always learning and growing.
And so are you.
And so are they.
And so are we all.
No one, I repeat
NO ONE
Knows all of the answers.
Only THE ONE does.
And so, today I got uncomfortable. I definitely squirmed a little bit.
But I went in peace.
And I left in peace.
Happy.
And so it is β¨ππ»
@EmbersfromAsh
π₯Embers from Ashπ»
I went to church today. A Bible based church. I went because my husband wanted to. I went because my son's best friends family invited us. My son and his best friend are the top two readers in school. They play little league baseball together and when theyβ¦
The missing context left out of this initial post: I didn't grow up religious. Yet I was surrounded by religion. I was controlled and gaslit for most of my childhood years and I couldn't get out on my own fast enough. What I found, was an incredible company fueled from the inside out by servant leaders. I was like a kid in a candy shop for the first time. I had many moments of accountability where I was forced to grow and change. I was led by phenomenal people with golden hearts who saw something inside of me I couldn't, and still at times struggle to see. This environment built me up little by little until I couldn't handle the relationships which forced me to be small anymore. Then I got married, had children, started identifying as a "Christian". And through many numerous experiences, those structures and mindsets which saved me and raised me in my early adult years - eroded away. The abuse i'd experienced during childhood was reinforced under the name of "faith". I was taught forgiveness. Which enabled me to allow in really abusive relationships. Not because they'd changed. Not because there was any accountability. But because my heart was being pressured to forgive and forget. And I did. I truly did. For a few years...it seemed great.
I was given a powerful role model, but also taught a lot of rigidity and hate.
And yes, seeing others as less than - less chosen - less saved - is a form of hate and division.
I didn't see that initially. I wanted to be one of the chosen. I wanted that community. I wanted that faith.
But I had questions. And I saw a lot of hypocrisy. And I was judged and made to feel wrong or bad for asking what I needed to in order to understand a religion, a belief set that I simply was not taught as a child.
This again reinforced the abuse i'd endured growing up - the kind that told me my feelings were wrong and never valid, the dysfunction I could see clearly was okay - normal, even. That I was the problem and I just needed to keep myself and be quiet when I was in pain.
I was not safe to be myself, that was the message.
If I played ball, I read the book, I stuck to the shadows and kept my questions to myself - then I was loved and accepted
This was reinforced every Sunday, at every small group. We went from church to church as a family thinking we'd find one who was truly living out God's message of "love thy neighbor". But all I kept finding was... "Love thy neighbor....IF". AND "But only...." And just a lot of judgement and condemnation.
So then I spent a couple years meditating. And finally most scripture came to life. I started to hear in the Spirit. And everything took on a whole new meaning. But some didn't.
And so I started asking my questions. I had a lot of them. And again learned that the churches I'd been to and the relationships I'd formed through them was not okay with that.
But I was.
So I started reading and researching various walks of faith. I started to listen to people with different backgrounds to understand more deeply. I started to unravel the verses and beliefs that were not resonant or true to me.
And bit by bit....a pattern emerged.
Instead of division, instead of differences, I began to see similarities.
The truth I've found shows me that God sent out many messengers with the same messages. And still does to this day.
Every human being is one of them. Especially when they get out of their own way.
Some messengers teach us how to love ourselves.
Some messengers teach us how not to behave.
Some messengers teach us how to love others.
Some messengers teach us how to have hope and faith.
We stand to learn so much from each other.
And sometimes I forget that. Sometimes I see through the pain of my past and forget that we are truly, at our core, all the same.
We are all drops to a single body of ocean.
We are all branches to the same tree.
I am you and you are me.
Yet we are different.
And those differences don't make us more or less accurate or more or less saved or more or less chosen.
They make us colorful and vibrant and varied.
I was given a powerful role model, but also taught a lot of rigidity and hate.
And yes, seeing others as less than - less chosen - less saved - is a form of hate and division.
I didn't see that initially. I wanted to be one of the chosen. I wanted that community. I wanted that faith.
But I had questions. And I saw a lot of hypocrisy. And I was judged and made to feel wrong or bad for asking what I needed to in order to understand a religion, a belief set that I simply was not taught as a child.
This again reinforced the abuse i'd endured growing up - the kind that told me my feelings were wrong and never valid, the dysfunction I could see clearly was okay - normal, even. That I was the problem and I just needed to keep myself and be quiet when I was in pain.
I was not safe to be myself, that was the message.
If I played ball, I read the book, I stuck to the shadows and kept my questions to myself - then I was loved and accepted
This was reinforced every Sunday, at every small group. We went from church to church as a family thinking we'd find one who was truly living out God's message of "love thy neighbor". But all I kept finding was... "Love thy neighbor....IF". AND "But only...." And just a lot of judgement and condemnation.
So then I spent a couple years meditating. And finally most scripture came to life. I started to hear in the Spirit. And everything took on a whole new meaning. But some didn't.
And so I started asking my questions. I had a lot of them. And again learned that the churches I'd been to and the relationships I'd formed through them was not okay with that.
But I was.
So I started reading and researching various walks of faith. I started to listen to people with different backgrounds to understand more deeply. I started to unravel the verses and beliefs that were not resonant or true to me.
And bit by bit....a pattern emerged.
Instead of division, instead of differences, I began to see similarities.
The truth I've found shows me that God sent out many messengers with the same messages. And still does to this day.
Every human being is one of them. Especially when they get out of their own way.
Some messengers teach us how to love ourselves.
Some messengers teach us how not to behave.
Some messengers teach us how to love others.
Some messengers teach us how to have hope and faith.
We stand to learn so much from each other.
And sometimes I forget that. Sometimes I see through the pain of my past and forget that we are truly, at our core, all the same.
We are all drops to a single body of ocean.
We are all branches to the same tree.
I am you and you are me.
Yet we are different.
And those differences don't make us more or less accurate or more or less saved or more or less chosen.
They make us colorful and vibrant and varied.
π₯Embers from Ashπ»
I went to church today. A Bible based church. I went because my husband wanted to. I went because my son's best friends family invited us. My son and his best friend are the top two readers in school. They play little league baseball together and when theyβ¦
They stand to teach us so much if we let them.
So if you made it this far, I honor the differences and similarities between me and you. And I have love for you and the light you bring to this space ππΌπ»β¨
@EmbersfromAsh
So if you made it this far, I honor the differences and similarities between me and you. And I have love for you and the light you bring to this space ππΌπ»β¨
@EmbersfromAsh
Forwarded from β₯Love Light Truthβ₯
Happy birthday to our friend Elspeth! If you have a moment to send her joy, peace, love, a hug of light and energy, she deserves all of it. This has been a year of her choosing her inner peace and I hope this birthday is filled with love and hope and abundant peace ππβ¨β¨β¨
Notable coincidences for your fancy ππΌ. Buckle up. Or just hang on. Whatever floats your boat π€£
Forwarded from Lord Of The Pepe (LOTP)
This world is mental.
No, literally.
If you look into the operation of the physics which govern all of creation, it is abundantly evident that we influence the way we experience life by the way we choose to think about it.
While it is easier to connect over complaints and while it is easier to talk about and focus on what is not working or what we've lost or who did what ....
What we focus on....is what grows in our experience.
Yes, our thoughts are that powerful.
So instead of asking "what else could go wrong?"....
Try asking "How could it get any better than this?"
And the next time someone surprises you by their kindness, instead of saying "there are so few good hearted people any more"....
Try saying "Thank you for your kindness, I really appreciate that there are kind hearted people in this world".
Gratitude is a magnet. And a powerful one. But so is entitlement.
Entitlement repels people, circumstances and experiences which could bring abundance.
Gratitude attracts people, circumstances and experiences which do bring abundance.
One hack to building yourself an unbreakable mind....
Find anything and everything you ARE thankful for. It could be as simple as breathing.
Go get a pencil and paper. Seriously. Just do it.
And write "I am thankful for....."
It could take you 5 minutes to make a significant list of things that you can choose to focus your gratitude on.
Then repeat this and watch the list expand and grow β¨β¨πππ»π»
@EmbersfromAsh
No, literally.
If you look into the operation of the physics which govern all of creation, it is abundantly evident that we influence the way we experience life by the way we choose to think about it.
While it is easier to connect over complaints and while it is easier to talk about and focus on what is not working or what we've lost or who did what ....
What we focus on....is what grows in our experience.
Yes, our thoughts are that powerful.
So instead of asking "what else could go wrong?"....
Try asking "How could it get any better than this?"
And the next time someone surprises you by their kindness, instead of saying "there are so few good hearted people any more"....
Try saying "Thank you for your kindness, I really appreciate that there are kind hearted people in this world".
Gratitude is a magnet. And a powerful one. But so is entitlement.
Entitlement repels people, circumstances and experiences which could bring abundance.
Gratitude attracts people, circumstances and experiences which do bring abundance.
One hack to building yourself an unbreakable mind....
Find anything and everything you ARE thankful for. It could be as simple as breathing.
Go get a pencil and paper. Seriously. Just do it.
And write "I am thankful for....."
It could take you 5 minutes to make a significant list of things that you can choose to focus your gratitude on.
Then repeat this and watch the list expand and grow β¨β¨πππ»π»
@EmbersfromAsh
π₯Embers from Ashπ» pinned Β«This world is mental. No, literally. If you look into the operation of the physics which govern all of creation, it is abundantly evident that we influence the way we experience life by the way we choose to think about it. While it is easier to connectβ¦Β»