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Life really is just humor at its funniest state. Sometimes it gets so funny you can even laugh. And there is no need to substitute crying for laughing.

Is it faulty to see something as bad? Not necessarily. When you see something that seems bad, that is reality to you; you recognize it as being bad. At this point, you haven't done anything out of line. You are simply recognizing or acknowledging the reality of the moment. While someone else might see it differently, in your consciousness it seems bad. Your next action would be to place the Light into that reality to bring it into balance. That action may make it explode, erupt, clean out -- whatever is necessary to bring it back into balance.

Keep the process of taking care of yourself as one of enjoyment rather than a privilege that requires permission from others. When you choose to take care of yourself rather than require yourself to first attend to others you can do so smiling and with ease. Often by taking care of yourself you put yourself into a position so you can help take care of others with joy and satisfaction for all involved.

Q: So much of my trouble seems to come from lack of awareness, but how do I get awareness in an area if I don't even know I'm unaware in it? A: I think a lot of us could answer to that one. If we had all the awareness we wanted, we just wouldn't do a lot of the things that we do. But we probably wouldn't be here, either. It's important to remember "intention." God is your partner, and what you ask for is brought to you, although not necessarily in your timing, or looking the way you thought it would. So ask for greater awareness where you need it, for the highest good, and then watch. I have talked about keeping a journal, and this is another area in which you might do that. Keep track of awarenesses you have during the day, during your spiritual exercises, or when you wake up in the morning. If you are watching and listening, you will realize when your awareness is awakening in a new way. Be grateful for what and who comes your way, and keep doing your spiritual exercises. These can also open the door to greater awareness.

Q: Would it be a scary thing for somebody to have a spiritual healing? J-R: Well it's only scary if it's unknown to the person or if it's shrouded in mysticism. "Greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world." (John 4:4) It's a spiritual statement from the Bible. In that, there's nothing to be scared about because we all know inside that we're greater than what we do. The inner part of us is being perfected into God through Christ all the time. All the time. The outer part of us hopes it's being perfected. Now if we give our disease over to a higher form, not as a submission statement, but as a higher gesture of cooperation, where we realize that God knows how to heal us more than we do, we can benefit from this higher state on all of our levels.

It takes great courage to see the face of God. The face of God lies on the other side of all the illusions of the physical, imaginative, emotional, mental, and unconscious worlds. The way to the other side is through all of that. With the grace of the Traveler, you can tap into the consciousness of the Soul and use that higher perspective to guide your way so that you do not get trapped once again in the highways and byways of the lower worlds.

To create your success, you use the creative imagination. On the inner screen of your mind, the theatre of your beingness, you set up successful situations. Simply hold that in your mind. Then see yourself comfortably handling the situation. The image of your positive thought will come back through your consciousness and start clearing the pressure at that point. You might have to hold it for a while, and you might have to go over this procedure more than once. You may have years of conditioning that you are altering.

When you give from the consciousness of living, loving, and serving, you will receive all that you give -- and more -- in return.

The heart is the great connector, equalizer, and healer.

All of your relationships are inside of you. Ultimately, each relationship you have with another person reflects your relationship with yourself. How well (or poorly) you get along with yourself will be directly mirrored by how you get along with others inside of you and outside of you.