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When people ask me what a Spiritual Warrior looks like, I say, "Just like you." It is what you are doing inside of you while you participate outside of you - a totally simple way of living, an internal harmony and balance. The Spiritual Warrior does not draw conclusions or take positions which then need to be defended.

The Mystical Traveler teaches three important concepts. First, take care of yourself so you can help take care of others. Second, don't hurt yourself and don't hurt others. Third, use everything for your upliftment, learning, and growth.

The Traveler always gives up to God, always. A lot of people say, "John-Roger, thank you for doing this," and I say, "The Light did it." All I'm doing is working like a transformer to step down the Light into this level of consciousness here. But it is God. It is always God.

If you look to find the Beloved in all those around you, you will find the Beloved within yourself.

It is by your works that you are known, not by your words.

Be a Light. Be a voice crying out in the wilderness for greater good. Be one who serves. It's like asking, "God, what do you want from me? What would be of highest service? What would be the highest good? Lord, what do you want me to do?" And if there's no answer, realize there's something that you may need to work out.

One thing you can do is close the doors on the past, because the past is gone, and you can't do a thing about it. You can start living right now.

As you come into reconciliation with yourself, you free up energy that you can use to focus on your intention.

Within the Traveler Consciousness is the most perfect protection you can ever experience. The more you build your awareness of the Traveler - in the one holding the keys to the Traveler Consciousness, in yourself, and in others - the more you are in tune with the divine protection and presence.

There's the old expression, "The things that we don't understand, we fear. And the things we fear we hate." Whenever we find hate has an entrance into us, there's something in us that needs an awakening. We've got to wake up and see who's at the door. We have to see what our true self is letting through, and how we're perceiving the environment.