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One of the Mystical Traveler's jobs is to assist you in breaking free of all the blocks that stand between you and your full and complete awareness of the Soul level and the freedom of the Soul.

John-Roger, DSS

October 03, 2011

Another way to look at what is going on in this world is we are continually being exercised in our growth and learning and so we are constantly being strengthened and enabled. What is chosen as a focus and involvement determines what is being strengthened and enabled.

John Morton, DSS

October 02, 2011

Self-awareness is a state of movement -- awareness is activity.

John-Roger, DSS
A Prayer to be of Service Let's pray together: Lord God of creation, again we're here, humbly waiting. Always open, praying, seeking, waiting for Your reply, looking for the next step, wanting to have that direction of service that is Yours. In this do I find my greatest happiness and joy. In this do I find my greatest calling of the heart. In this do I willingly sacrifice the world. For in this, I gain myself, for it's not of the world. It's of You. And it's You I seek, over and over. And one day I shall surely find you, and we shall find that that oneness has always been the Beloved. I only pray to make myself available to You, as I know you've always been available to me. Keep the heart open and the eyes firm, and the mind steady on this that I have chosen to come into You. Let that that would distract me be placed away for others who need to learn of that. But keep me in the heart of Your heart. And keep me in the hearts of my fellow men, that in that place where I reside with them, they find comfort, and that I am not a stumbling block for them. That they would look upon me with a joy, and with the pleasure of saying: "He's my friend." This, then, is the way the cosmic force of love and Light works. Amen, Lord. If you care to have that as your own, you may just silently say Amen.

John-Roger, DSS
Don't sit in judgment of your own lack of awareness or anyone else's. The action of judging demonstrates lack of awareness.

John-Roger, DSS
The only thing that changes human behavior is a human being who is not only willing to do it but courageous enough to go for it. What permits someone to move from behaviors of poverty consciousness to those of spiritual abundance and material affluence? Perhaps when someone has had an abundance of failure, when someone has become so sick and tired of being tired and sick, they may go inside and hear the voice of Spirit saying, "Life is not intended as a painful sentence. You can have joy and abundance and know it as yours."

John-Roger, DSS
The best way to deal with shame is to own that it's part of the human condition to have shame. This is because we have a measuring mark of perfection inside (although it's not necessarily accurate), and if we fall short of our internal mark of perfection, we have shame. We want to get away from the mark of perfection and, instead, go for excellence or good. If you don't hit good, you don't have to have failure as the opposite reality. You can go back and rework whatever it is. Or you can come to the reality where you realize that you're not supposed to do it, you're not designed for that, and it's just not for you to do it.

John-Roger, DSS

September 27, 2011

Take a holiday from worrying, doubting and fearing by going nonstop into trusting the Lord. Once you arrive, notice you can take up residence on an ongoing basis.

John Morton, DSS

September 26, 2011

You don't have to understand something that is already within you; you just have to awaken to your experience of it. Then understanding appears. The sleeper goes for abundance by manifesting illusion out of greed and insecurity. The one who is awakened only has to take in the next breath.

John-Roger, DSS
There is a weakness that I call the "tyranny of weakness." This is where someone plays that they are so very weak in order to have everybody running around doing things for them. These types of people are also very unhappy, because they never can rely upon themselves when troubles appear. The tyranny of weakness is the power not to perform. It masquerades as "I'm not strong enough; it's too heavy for me to lift; I'll have to stay too long on my feet," and all sorts of other excuses. For example: "I can't go. I have a headache." Get up and go. "I can't water-ski. I don't know how." You won't learn sitting down. Get up on the skis. "I'll fall." Yes. "I can't swim." Put on a vest. Take a deep breath through it all. "I can't sing." Practice. "Oh, no. No!" Why not? "Because I can't sing." I know, practice. Take lessons and get going. "No. I'm protecting my weakness." And that weakness will be where your illness comes in and your disease lives.

John-Roger, DSS