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Sometimes we allow other people to shake us. If someone calling himself a Buddhist or Moslem or Christian or Jew lays their belief structure and experience on you, along with their doubts about your experience and your belief structure, why should it bother you? Their way of aligning just has a different name on it. We are all striving for the same thing: To align ourselves with the Spirit, our Divinity. Why should we worry about their experience?

John-Roger, DSS
If something happens to your child that is physically frightening or upsetting, teach the child to work with the imagination to change the image. If the youngster sees the family dog get hit by a car, take some time to sit with the child, and give him or her the image of the dog running safely past the car down the street. Consciously the child will know that the dog was hit; the basic self will release that "horror picture" of the dog being hit, however, and the child will feel better.

John-Roger, DSS
We experience the blessing of wealth by participating in the consciousness of wealth. That is a consciousness of being imbued with the power to create. It's important that we set up our attitude that we have been given the power to create wealth. There is not lack in God's creation. I say that in loud, bold, clear terms. There is wealth in God's creation. Infinite wealth. Unlimited wealth. It comes from the invisible.

John Morton, DSS
The best time to chant may be between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m., and I know many who make beautiful spiritual progress who chant between 6:00 and 8:00 each morning. The issue of prime importance is, however, that you do chant the sacred names of God each day, for a consistent period of time. As you chant, you gain more in the spiritual world, which is commutable, meaning that it becomes available to use as part of your physical expression.

John-Roger, DSS
It is so difficult to reach perfect alignment, and so easy to fall out of it. We must never pause, look about us proudly, and make self-important statements like, "At last, wow, here I am! It took me so long and I studied so hard." That only makes the fall, when it comes, all the more discouraging. It is hard to try again when we are still worn out from our first exertions, but that is what the Spiritual Warrior must do. After you fall on your face a thousand times, you may be tempted to say, "I'm not going to get up again because I'll just fall." But you have to get up, even if it is just to avoid having people step on you.

John-Roger, DSS

July 17, 2000

Love is living in the spiritual heart.

John-Roger, DSS
Words won't make you free. Yours, mine, or the words of all the sages, rishis, gurus, saints, and martyrs will not free you. Even physical actions will not make you free, although they will clarify the way of freedom. What makes you free is your experiencing and claiming your own freedom. As you express yourself freely, you create freedom. Freedom is a beingness, a state of existence. Freedom is here, right now.

John-Roger, DSS
Simply put, caring is the consciousness to make things better, to extend yourself so things are lifted and are left better than you found them. That is the consciousness of caring in motion. We all have the power to choose to be caring so that our record as a consciousness will be one of caring.

John Morton, DSS
God speaks to you through your heart. God brings peace to your life. You can know happiness, and you can know love. There is nothing else worth knowing.

John-Roger, DSS
If we can change our spiritual consciousness, we can move toward the convergence point. We can spend more of our time in spiritual pursuit instead of just reacting to the material world. We can remain at peace. We can never control God, but we can align and flow with his will.

John-Roger, DSS