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March 13, 2012

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.

John Morton, DSS
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.

John-Roger, DSS
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.

John-Roger, DSS
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.

John-Roger, DSS
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.

John-Roger, DSS

March 08, 2012

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.

John Morton, DSS
If you go through a difficult situation, the Traveler goes through it with you. Sometimes he sits in a chair, experiencing the same pain that you're experiencing in your back, leg, stomach, or wherever, even though you may be a hundred miles or three thousand miles from him physically. The Traveler goes through it with you, and it works with you to get you free of that. These things don't happen once in a while; they happen twenty-four hours a day.

John-Roger, DSS
I was learning to let go of the ego, to seek inner riches rather than the riches of the world. I was seeking inner strength rather than ego strength in the world. I knew that the inner strength and wisdom would, through a natural process of evolvement and awakening, move out into the world in its own timing. Intuitively, I knew that as I gave my strength back into myself, to my Soul, I came closer to God and to the peacefulness that is of God. I knew this was the path home to God.

John-Roger, DSS
Terror is fear of the unknown. Fear is when we think something is going to happen a certain way. Terror is of the unknown. But look at the funny thinking here: if it's unknown, why have terror, why not have ignorance? Why not have doubt, why not have anything but terror? Terror is also usually involved with the idea of "What if they leave me?" "What if they're taken away from me?" "Oh my god, what would I do?" Terror is a self-induced attachment to materiality with emotions running on top of it and a hallucination of what it might be. I have never found anything that could make me feel terror, except my own imagination.

John-Roger, DSS
One religious concept that has been prevalent throughout history is that the priest, minister, or guru is somehow special and has a greater attunement to the spiritual Light. Thus, many people look to a "special one" as the savior or the intermediary with God. In the last few decades, a whole new consciousness has been moving across the planet, saying that each person is special and that as each develops their inner spiritual awareness, each has the ability to become attuned to the spiritual Light through their own consciousness. So each person starts their own salvation. Each person becomes the teacher, the student, the worker, and the harvester of their own beingness.

John-Roger, DSS