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I cured my terror by using courage. The terror was in my own mind, so I walked up to what scared me and I looked at it completely. I was still scared, but there was no terror. But being scared was also an adventure. It's like a bull chasing you. When you don't stop to see if he's going to find you, it's exciting. If he finds you, that's terror!

Once you have set a goal or direction for yourself, you may experience a fear of failure, a fear of being unable to measure up and reach that goal. You're in good company. I'm sure that everyone on the planet has experienced this fear. There are no real failures, however. The word failure is only your interpretation of a test you aren't prepared to handle yet. Perhaps the reason you aren't prepared to handle it is that you haven't imaged-in enough correct information. You haven't gone over it enough in your mind, placed it in your emotions as confidence, or placed it in your body as a skill that you can produce when the test comes. These so-called failures aren't recorded against you. You can simply say, "Yes, I failed that course. I guess I had better repeat it." Or "I guess I'm not cut out for that. I'll start in another direction." The test does not record your failure; you record your failure. The test records your lack of preparation and reveals to you the work necessary for your success. Understanding this, you may see that your job is to go back, review the material you didn't understand before, and learn it this time. When you can approach life with the attitude that each step is a preparation for the next step, you'll be in good territory.

You don't have to worry about being behind schedule or making mistakes. Schedules are made by men and women, not by God. God isn't wearing the big watch in the sky. God is always present, here and now, with nowhere to go because God just is, always, in all ways.

Breathing in and out is just manifesting grace. But as soon as I start to move my thoughts and thinking into one line with a purpose (alignment), I'm now moving on that feeling of grace. I know how I perceive it in the experiences of my life, the wisdoms that have come forward about what to do and what not to do. Then I have the trust that I can learn from my experiences, and that allows me to step onto the path of faith. Some people call it luck. Some call it intuition. I have very little problem with what anyone wants to call it. You can call it a lot of names, and if you don't step onto it, you've called it nothing. But if you surrender to the truth of grace that already exists within you, you will be in alignment with all things Holy.

The Golden Key is to do unto our Lord what we would have the Lord do unto us in our time of need. As the Lord always remembers you then you too can remember the Lord, calling His name and moving forth until all that is needed has become.

The ancient words Baruch Bashan mean "the blessings already are." It is the statement that all the blessings which will ever be present exist here and now, and all you do is move into the realization of those blessings. The frequency of these Hebraic words inherently convey the blessings to your consciousness.

Courage comes from a French word coeur meaning heart. Go to your heart and be loving. In that place of loving, terror does not exist. But courage can move out, and terror can move back in if you've set up a home for it. Some people are married to their negative patterns. They live in the negative more than the positive. Make sure you are not one of them. It takes courage, heart, to maintain the positive.

When you're working directly with the Traveler, you have the opportunity to clear the karma not only of this life but of previous times, to finish up in this lifetime and walk free. It's a great opportunity and a great blessing. As you walk through the karma, however, it can appear to be very strange. Your challenge is to maintain the focus of Spirit, Light, and Sound, and just keep moving steadily forward in that direction, no matter what is happening around you.

When you experience negativity, ask yourself if you are negative all the time. The answer, of course, is no. Since you are not negative all the time, negativity is not permanent. You may say, "But I'm not happy all the time, either, so happiness isn't permanent." I never said it was. There is a middle ground, however, where you feel comfortable with what is going on around and within you. Happiness comes out of the mind, emotions, and body, which are always changing, but joy comes from Spirit. So it's a fact that when you rise to the Spirit of the occasion and truly partake of the Spirit, you have joy -- even in the midst of physical, emotional, or mental despair.

Our real home is not in this world and never has been. The Comforter has been sent and every real need is met by that whole Spirit of God. If something is taken from us then we don't need it. If we do need it then the Lord will return it or restore it or recreate it with something of equal or greater value; if not in this world then in the world to come which is the Kingdom of Heaven. Now that is the promise of our Lord God. So place that trust in such a way as it never tires nor sleeps nor forsakes our Lord who is in our keeping. And if a little patience is needed or even all of our patience is needed then that too is in keeping with our trust in the Lord who is our deliverer, holding safe and secure what is needed for our Souls to pass all the tests this world has to deliver.