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One day we all will realize that this world was made for us to visit and learn the glory of God in Spirit.

When we stop using the intellect of the mind and come to the wisdom of the heart, we access the door to Divinity, because out of that heart comes the compassion and forgiveness.

The message of the age is that God's love is manifest here and now, within everyone.

The very best in people is love. That is the truth of our being, that deep inside past our hurts, we are all God's love. So it's just a matter of opening up to God's love inside. And when we open up to our love with God, something happens in the world. It also becomes a place dedicated to God's love, and the only answer to what the world presents is loving.

Joy and love from the heart -- these are gifts that spring eternal. These are things that have to continue on, always. Don't look out there except as a reflector back to you. And if you must look out there, then look through the eyes of the Master. Look upon God's beauty in all things. It is there. It always has been there.

Sometimes it overwhelms us and stops us in our tracks when we find someone who is in need, but what is our life about? Is it about acquiring things? Having lots of money in the bank? Is it about having recognition publicly? Or is it about touching God's love in each person, in each situation? This is what leads to God.

With loving, you can overcome all things. You can overcome your fears, your insecurities, your disturbances, everything. Through the Christ consciousness that is your heritage, you are born anew, resurrected in Spirit.

The more you are loving, the more you free yourself to experience the Soul.

We refer to loving not in terms of lust, but in terms of not hurting yourself and not hurting anyone else - and taking care of yourself so you can take care of other people. That's what we refer to as loving.

The important thing is not so much whether you are in a male or a female body now, not so much your circumstances, but what you make of them -- how much you learn, how much you grow, and, especially, how much you love.