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I view a person as already knowing all things, and all they are doing is re-remembering or re-cognizing what is already present. Education provides a form into which those things that are remembered or recognized can be placed. That form is determined by what is workable according to the environment and according to individual talent and preference. I think the biggest lack in some of our traditional forms of education is that we haven't taught people how to live in a social atmosphere in terms of success. Much of my work has been to show people that no one loses. You can't lose, so there's no need to settle for the false form of failure and lack. There's no true failure. Failure can really only be defined as an error in approach. So the educational process is one of staying with people until they come into their complete remembrance. At that point, you would hope that they have also learned the form and developed the talent to provide structure for the inner wisdom.

We are responsible for our actions all the time, and, at the same time, there is no need to get hung up in past deeds. Awakening to Spirit involves paying attention to what you are doing in the moment, not judging your actions, and doing the best you can at the time. If you have memory of negative past actions, you can forgive yourself for them and for any judgments against yourself, and then be careful not to move into those areas where you know you might get into trouble again. If you do not have memory of the past -- and even if you do -- just love yourself in the present and be willing to move through your life in the knowledge that those things that are right and proper will occur.

Work with the truth to see what you can build with it; see what the limits of your own expression are. If you're involved in something that has boundary lines or limitations, be careful because someone outside that dimension may look at your action and say, "That's not true; that is not truth." And you find yourself back in the area of relative truth.

Be ever resolved to be upon His Light, His Truth and His Way. And as needed wait upon the Lord in sacred trust. Sing His Song of Songs as the child of God you are, pure of heart, joyful in His presence as one who is counted upon as His friend. Our day with the Lord has come just as the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand. Praise the Lord.

When we have grief, it is because we are missing someone that we valued so much in this world. Maybe they died, or maybe they have a disease that they may die from. Maybe they are going away with somebody else or moving to another country. In these circumstances, grief is often something that says, "I cared too much." Often when we care more for a person than they care about us, an imbalance is created that can lead to grief. When you've lost somebody who has been really close to you, and you have invested a great deal of yourself in them, the depth of your grief cannot be told to somebody who has not had the experience. The feeling goes so deep that it can go into the very cells of your body.

The spiritual energy will flow naturally to the areas within you that are most "asleep." It will move to the next layer or level that needs to be awakened and brought into a greater level of awareness. Be patient with yourself in that process. Allow Spirit to do Its work without hampering It by making judgments and beating yourself up.

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.