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Write down what you think you don't know, and ask for clarity. Ask whom? The knower within you. You may be surprised to find the answers coming forth and freeing you from fears and limitations.

John-Roger, DSS

May 11, 2011

We lose an awful lot of personal energy by verbalizing and if we put negativity on that information we lose it more again. And it isn't just like a one to one. It's a form of geometrical losing. Have you ever found out that the more you bad mouth somebody or something, the more down you go? You go down. And the more you can say nice things about them and put in a positive input, the more you go up whether they go up or not. And that's a real responsibility to yourself.

John-Roger, DSS

May 10, 2011

Trust that God is always providing whatever you need that serves your Soul and all of the creation.

John Morton, DSS

May 09, 2011

Our challenge is to take what we've learned and share it. You may have heard the song, "Love is the strangest thing that I know. You keep it around by letting it go." That's why I keep sharing this work with other people. If we don't share what we've learned, if we don't reach out and share our experience with others, then there is very little value in our having participated. What we're dealing with is the overall upliftment of society -- the actual transformation of the planet. That transformation is possible if we are willing to reach out -- if we're willing to communicate, to share, and to touch those people in our lives.

John-Roger, DSS
Let me be clear you don't have to serve for long hours. Maybe your service is in increments. Maybe you do it fifteen minutes one day and another day you do it for a half hour. Maybe you miss for three or four days and then you have five minutes and you are nice to a little kid that really needs to have somebody be nice to him. You can even be of service whether or not you really care that much -- but don't let the person know that you don't. Let them feel the caring. Then, whether you were of service or not in your own mind, you were of service in that one's mind. That's what is really important.

John-Roger, DSS
When we were born out of Spirit, we were born as a whole, complete Soul, and the Soul is perfect and made in the image of God. If the Soul is complete, whole, and perfect, why does it choose to incarnate? Because it is inexperienced. By coming into a physical body, it is gaining the experience of this level of God's creation.

John-Roger, DSS
There is an old Sufi teaching that when a stranger or friend spreads negative or harmful rumors about you, you don't reply. You save the energy you would have expended in defending your name and allow your spiritual energy to increase. When you win an argument, it means that someone else lost. If you are loving that person, you are then part of the loss. If you are not loving that person, you have lost in the bigger picture.

John-Roger, DSS
Our subconscious mind communicates with us in picture form. Those things that you want in your life, picture them for your subconscious mind to look at. Make that picture as exact as you possibly can. Remember to always ask that only those things that are for your highest good be brought forward. Picture the organs of your body that have been disturbing you as perfect. If you've been having trouble with the lower back or a kidney, tell that organ now that it is perfect and perfectly functioning, because that's the way it is designed to be.

John-Roger, DSS

May 04, 2011

As co-creators with God, we are learning to attune and make choices that are aligned and in harmony with God's will. Remember to be patient and compassionate with yourself as you meet up with the challenges in the world.

John Morton, DSS
The willingness to do gives you the ability to do. Do you understand that? It's the key for this dispensation of the next 2,000 years. Here it is again: The willingness to do gives the ability to do.

John-Roger, DSS