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Sometimes you enter into "sacrifice" on the faith of what you've seen other people gain. People who were "boozing it up" or "getting loaded" just as often as you were, come into a more balanced expression. You notice they're not expressing themselves through drinking or drugs any longer, and they seem happier. So you enter into faith that these changes can happen to you also.

John-Roger, DSS
If you don't like the level you're on, move to a higher one. The higher one can be reached through meditation, through spiritual exercises. And it can be reached most definitely through service.

John-Roger, DSS
If you are letting your fears and insecurities run you, turn around and confront them. Face them. Devour them. Consume them. Do it so well and so enthusiastically that you clear all your karma. That's liberation! And that's moving into God consciousness.

John-Roger, DSS
The message of the age is that God's love is manifest here and now, within everyone.

John-Roger, DSS
The challenge is to make your mind hold a focus until you complete the action of your thought. If you learn only that, you will have overcome this earth.

John-Roger, DSS

October 09, 2011

Though we may be thousands of miles away from one another we all are immediately present within the inner sanctuary in which our oneness and connection with God welcomes each of us in silence and prayer.

John Morton, DSS
Grace is actually the glory of God. From our level, the only grace is loving God.

John-Roger, DSS
Loving yourself no matter what may sound simplistic, but it will work. When you can let go of the frustration, despair, hurt, and judgment you run against yourself, and just love yourself as you are, knowing that your worth, value, and beauty have nothing to do with your physical form, you'll go a long way to releasing the negative energy you've built around you.

John-Roger, DSS
The thing that's interesting about truth is that you may have to sacrifice part of what you call truth to fulfill another part of what you call truth. At some point in your search for truth, you will place some things in a subordinate position to others. An example might be that although it's true you love to go out dancing until three in the morning, it's also true that going to bed earlier means doing better work the next day. So you give up one aspect of what is true to gain another. You may say, "Yes, it was fine to run around town when I was younger, but now those things must go. I must sacrifice to reach into new and greater things which hold promise for me." Whether or not that promise is a spiritual promise, you have to decide.

John-Roger, DSS
It is not necessary to worry or pressure yourself. It all works out perfectly, contrary to anyone's thought processes or how they feel about it.

John-Roger, DSS