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Living love is the service of the moment. To reach the Mystical Traveler Consciousness, you must manifest living love. You must consistently give in living service.
John-Roger, DSS
Loving unconditionally does not mean that you have to participate with someone in their actions. That is their expression and their opportunity to learn, not necessarily yours. Loving unconditionally means that you accept their action without judgment and without being emotionally reactive.
John-Roger, DSS
When your purpose and direction is Soul Transcendence, you will be moving up into God no matter what, so that no matter where you turn, no matter how dark your consciousness becomes, no matter how much shifting, moving, or changing goes on, you'll eventually end up back in alignment.
John Morton, DSS
The rewards of finishing things are so much greater than the negative side, which is, to use a colloquial expression, copping out or dropping out. Instead, hold out past any fears, temptations, or frustrations. Even if you have to carry those elements while you are finishing what you committed to, finish anyhow. Then the next time, the fears and frustrations will not have the same weight, the same power to make the journey difficult. Next time, you can drop them earlier and enjoy the commitment until you finish it and gain the rewards.
John-Roger, DSS
If you say to your spouse, "I'm not going to do it that way," maybe you shouldn't be married. If your spouse says, "Hey, that's okay," then you probably should be married because that person has the timeless understanding. Hold to them and say, "Anyway you want, honey. If you have all that understanding - wow! I'll try to match it."
John-Roger, DSS
Q: When I'm doing spiritual exercises, my mind just doesn't stop. It goes on and on about all kinds of things, even how I have to pay attention to my spiritual exercises. Will that affect my awareness in the night travel? J-R: One thing you can do is get a little tape recorder and, when your mind comes up with something, record it. Your mind can then let go of the situation. You need to go back and listen to the tape, and either go do the things or find out why you don't have to do them. Otherwise, these things will probably start showing up in the night travel as your consciousness tries to get them worked out.
John-Roger, DSS
The very one you're looking for is in your heart, and the very one you've been after has always been here. And if you really get that, it stirs deep inside you, beyond any place of comprehension, and goes to the place of understanding. That is the place where you say, "Yes, yes, yes, yes."
John-Roger, DSS
The Soul embodies on the earth to gain experience. When you have had an experience, you do not have to repeat it, unless you re-create it. If you learn from everything that happens, if you use everything as an opportunity to learn and to lift yourself, you will be earning your freedom.
John-Roger, DSS
Communicate to children that you love and adore them fully. We do that with more than words, which is the least way but still important. We need to find ways and words to let our children know that they are unconditionally loved. Care for them even when you forget how. So remind them: "When I forgot in this way or in that way, my unconditional love for you is really what it is about." Make sure that this is the reference point they have when you give up this day, that you can rest well, knowing the children know you love them. If you ever attempt to let go of this day and consider, "I don't know if they really know I love them," consider how you can get your love to them in some way. If nothing else, ask God to be the messenger.
John Morton, DSS
I decided I'd watch my life for about six months and see if I could simply observe what was happening. I'd try to be objective about myself, and see if some kind of objective neutrality might bring about insight and change. I began to watch my own behavior with more honesty. I began to admit to myself when I was lying, when I was changing my stories in order to please others. I began to question myself about why I was behaving these ways. In time I realized I was afraid that if I stood up for something - if I expressed a firm point of view and didn't back off at the first sign of disapproval - I would not be able to support myself emotionally. I was afraid I'd look weak or stupid or uneducated or any number of other things I judged as being bad or wrong. With this realization came the awakening of a voice deep inside of me that admonished me to speak my truth, whatever my truth was at any given time. I recognized the rightness of that admonition to speak the truth, even though it was pretty frightening to me at the time. Who within me stood up for truth? I sensed my Soul awakening, though I had no words for it. I knew this was the right path, though I did not know where it might lead me.
John-Roger, DSS