Communication & Relationship

“God, playing a game of tag, said: ‘You are it.’ I mean, you are really it.” —Kabir

The video maker wanted a still photo. He said, “Look up there”; however, the portrait is only part of the picture. Bottom line: It’s an image.

Can we be defined by our picture, name, or any word? Not at all; we are more expanded and brilliant than words can define. Though, see about “me” if you want more!

The physical body is such a wise instrument. It conveys how you think and feel, healthy or ill. You can move it anywhere, and think anything. Your skin might develop a rash, however, depending on your thoughts and emotions.

The body is also a fine instrument you engage to commune with others. Communication stems from communion. When you are aligned, at peace, in harmony, your relationship with yourself and others is joyful.

The physical body provides you the five senses; however, these are somewhat limited. Science says that no two things can occupy the same space because physical matter is solid. We believe we are separate beings when identified as only our body, and being in such a belief box limits communication and relationship.

Physicists found all material is made of slowed-down light waves. Our bodies exist in what we perceive as their own space, though the photons of light that make up these bodies are content from a greater field. What is preeminent over even this light is a consciousness some call God, or an omnipotent context in which thought is omnipresent and faster than light-speed waves.

This mysterious, unseen, unbounded Mind is subtle. Bodies with brains have their perceptions. Exclusive identification with a body, however, limits the small mind. A mind can resolve into the world of greater Mind, or Self.

This infinite content is not limited to any form in which it appears. Communication of all kinds between an infinite diversity of forms unfolds and perpetuates creation. Identification with this larger context is a sort of magic carpet ride into the realm of relationship expansion.

You can experience intuition or expansion of your mind. There can be insights in “seeing” or remote viewing. You can’t imagine what you haven’t experienced. This reminds me of what the poet Kabir said: “Instead of thinking you know, try something different: Surrender.” ∆

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Intuition

Intuitive insight can bring knowledge beyond theory. A woman asked if I could see why she felt imbalanced. A perception came that her brain needed serotonin. She exclaimed, “Oh dear, I forgot to take my serotonin supplement this morning.”

A psychologist friend and clairvoyant, Shannon McRae, would tell me about her cases. I decided to write them along with references to substantiating material. She’d read what I wrote and agree for me to publish. The book is titled The Healing Effects of Energy Medicine: Memoirs of A Medical Intuitive.

It shows how the engagement of the intuitive aspect of mind can help resolve all kinds of questions. It also speaks to the power of forgiveness in healing. To release self or others from perceptions you’ve projected upon them removes you from the trap of disease.

You communicate with mind, and there is no space between that and anyone. It bridges the “gap” beliefs have imagined to be true. Ask and then take a nap or walk or relax and you will receive.

Knowledge enters your field first.

Trust the impressions that come to you.

When you ask for unlimited information but doubt what you perceive it temporarily blocks the conduit between you and the Whole. ∆

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Stuff and Things

Things are temporal, or time-dependent. When you identify yourself as being limited to a body with a beginning and an ending, you think You have an end point. What if that consciousness of you endures: To point your focus to you as an eternal being is to recall those moments where you felt as one with everything and everyone. 

To return is to turn again, or to recognize. Re-cognize what? Awareness of what you are in reality. To turn the other cheek is to look beyond the physical dramas, resentments, projections, judgments, and fears of loss and look only at who you are essentially. 

Healthy, Whole, Hale & Hardy

It’s risky to compartmentalize aspects of the whole. To exclude something consciously from the complete entity is like to make it wrong in an attempt to reject it. At those times you are tempted to think health has escaped from your grasp, that the world is not healthy at all.

When all seems to be in full function, you say, “I feel great.” However, when there is a pain or an ache, or a relationship is difficult for you, when war breaks out, or the head throbs or joints feel stuck, you might say, “I don’t feel so well.”  What if these are opportunities and experiences that guide, direct, and help me realize the whole beyond their reach?

I’ve worked with many a gifted teacher and seers. You allow intuitive information to come through you. It only asks you to peacefully receive its grace—and extend it to others when appropriate. ∆

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