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Choose wisely those with whom you are going to associate. Choose those people who are looking in the direction you want to go. Spend your time with people who are also keeping their eyes on the Lord.
John-Roger, DSS
A friend was having trouble getting her son to do chores. She'd tried everything she could think of - no results. She sat him in the corner and he spit on the wall. She finally told him that when he did his chores by a certain time, he could have a Popsicle. Close to that time, she took the Popsicle out of the freezer and set it on the sink. If he got the chores done in time, he got the Popsicle. If not, it melted. There were no second chances. Sometimes you have to be creative in your approach to discipline.
John-Roger, DSS
If you would take just five minutes a week, an "honest" five minutes, and sit down and say, "This time is between me and the Beloved," just five minutes where you say, "Beloved, I give you five minutes to do whatever you want; it is yours," and if you would do this without conditions and with the attitude that if the Beloved does nothing, that's fine - then for that five minutes a week, you could start the evolution in your life. How about five minutes a day? Oh my, you're really going to start going. Five minutes a day, thirty-five minutes a week. It won't take too long until you have what you already are: part of God-consciousness.
John-Roger, DSS
If you're really smart, you'll never attempt to own another human being. If you're married to them, you have to remember that you're married to a partner of God and that they belong to God and you're just borrowing them for a while; you also have to remember that you belong to God. That's what it boils down to. And if a child comes in, the child is also God's.
John-Roger, DSS
Keep doing good things like enjoying and appreciating your friends instead of wallowing in your lot. Like serving others in your work and good nature instead of wallowing in your lot. Like taking a moment to be with the Lord in all His benevolence and adoration for you instead of denying yourself as the negative power would have you do while wallowing in your lot.
John Morton, DSS
Question: I've heard you talk about the magnetic Light and the Light of the Holy Spirit. What is the difference? Answer: The magnetic Light relates to and can operate only in the levels below Soul. The Light of the Holy Spirit exists on the levels of Soul and above. It can and does come into the lower levels, riding the magnetic Light as a vehicle. Some of the ways you can know the difference between the two is that the Holy Spirit will never inflict itself on anything or anyone. It comes only where invited, and it operates for the highest good of all concerned. When you are doing anything different from that - trying to get someone to do something the way you want it done, trying to control the outcome of a situation, etc. - you are dealing with the magnetic Light, and there are always strings attached. When you stay out of areas of control and ask always for the highest good, you are more likely to be dealing with the Light of the Holy Spirit.
John-Roger, DSS
Those who are into the process of self-discovery, of Soul discovery, find that experiences on the various realms of Light become as real as physical realm experiences. As you come to trust your own experience level of realms different than the physical, you begin to experience the transcendence of the Soul.
John-Roger, DSS
Go into your own heart chambers and find the jewels of the Beloved.
John-Roger, DSS
Some of you do your spiritual exercises and touch into your reality for a little bit, and things straighten out really well; then you go off and gallivant around and forsake the very thing that you are. And you wonder what's wrong. Do your spiritual exercises until you are so full inside that no matter where you go and what you do, that fullness is always there.
John-Roger, DSS
Your way is free and clear as prepared by that One who went before you so you shall not suffer more.
John Morton, DSS