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You've heard the old saying about the person who was a success because while everyone else was asleep, they were working away in the night. A little Soul travel goes a long way. This is the inner path.

John-Roger, DSS
It is a tremendous thing to have no separation between our Spirit and our mind, emotions, and body. Then there will be just one Spirit coming into convergence and alignment with the unknowable energy we call God.

John-Roger, DSS
Sometimes children let their imaginations run away with them. They "see" all sorts of frightening things in their imagination and then carry the fear out into this existence. Then you have screaming children on your hands for no apparent reasons. Explain to them how the imagination works. Explain to them that they create these pictures and images, and that they can create happy pictures if they want. Play imagination games with them. Teach them how to imagine beautiful things. Teach them how to change scary images into funny ones. If they see a monster chasing them, teach them to alter that monster into a very tiny monster and see him running off a cliff while they stand safely behind a tree and watch. It's easy to teach them to change these images.

John-Roger, DSS
To receive the Sound Current, put yourself in a position to receive it. Recognize and accept that you are a child of God and are worthy of being at one with the loving, highest forces in existence. In that recognition, commit to the discipline; literally sit down and do spiritual exercises as a habit that the conscious self creates, the basic self respects, and the high self supports. Do this and you have only you to gain.

John-Roger, DSS
Proclaiming things without having tested and experienced them is living in delusion. It's like reading a cookbook and then calling yourself a chef. The same type of thing takes place when you live in what you think might be or should be true instead of living in your own personal experience. Effectively, you are conning yourself; you will feel cheated and may try to blame others when things don't go right. But if your words and your actions are truly in line, you can be sure you are living your own life and not someone else's.

John-Roger, DSS

July 27, 2000

The so-called baby boomers are a group that has a special mission from Spirit to bring more Light into the world. (We are seeing this in an even greater way in the youngsters that are being born now.) Early in their lives we saw their idealism. Now that there is more wisdom and experience it must be passed on, and the best way I know to do that is through service. Unconditional service is the highest spiritual expression on the planet. So my advice is to hold the idealism as a distant target and to actualize it through service that offers no material reward, but that assists and lifts others as the goal upon which to direct ourselves. It begins with each individual and is fulfilled as an expression of caring and goodwill toward all. That is where Spiritual Warriors find true fulfillment.

John-Roger, DSS
If you wonder, "Where is the source of wealth?" it comes from the invisible. Wealth is bringing down what is unmanifest into the manifest. (That is where all the blessings come from.) As we invoke that into the material world, it can manifest as anything that money can buy -- all of that. But true wealth really is a life of plenty. True wealth is access to the Source that delivers all of our needs. Maybe most importantly, it delivers in the consciousness that we are loved, we are adored, we are served. That's the consciousness of wealth. In a sense, it is recognizing that we are royalty because we are members of God's kingdom.

John Morton, DSS

July 25, 2000

I look at this particular level as a classroom. Our life reveals to us what we have to learn next -- not to reveal our failure to us, but to reveal to us where we lacked preparation, where we really weren't thoroughly up on what was going on. And we get a chance to see what it is.

John-Roger, DSS
Remember that from where you are in this moment, in this time and space, you are doing the best that you know to do. If you could do better in this moment, you would do better.

John-Roger, DSS
Question: What can I do to get to God? Answer: Spiritual exercises.

John-Roger, DSS