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It is easy to lose track of the Soul in the negativity of the world. When someone cuts you off in traffic or steals your parking space, how do you find loving and peace? When a spouse, a parent, or a child dies, how do you choose loving and compassion rather than anger and bitterness? These are true challenges. When you flunk a test or get fired from your job, when your wife or husband leaves you, when someone steals your money or beats you up, what is the relevance of the Soul? I believe the relevance of the Soul is that it stands as a reference that there is more than the physical world. There is a greater reality. It stands as a reference for loving, for peace, and for the eternal choice we have to seek a higher expression and experience. It stands as a reference point that our true home lies beyond this level of glamour and illusion.
John-Roger, DSS
I find that the burden of the Lord is light and easy. So when we keep our eyes upon and follow the Lord, then the process is light and easy even with whatever challenges are part of the process. It's a way of knowing that the fruit tells the nature of the tree.
John Morton, DSS
When you hear information being presented to you, place the Light between you and the speaker, as a channel for clear communication. Close your eyes for just a second and ask, "If the information I am hearing is not true for me, I would like to be shown this in a clear way. And if this information is right for me, I would like to experience the presence of the Light and Spirit within me in an uplifting way." You will get feedback from Spirit if you ask for clarification in this way. You may feel goose pimples, warmth, or a chill around the top of your head. You may feel a lift in energy. You may feel a sensation or pulsation in your forehead. There are many ways that Spirit might signal you of its presence. If the situation is not right for you, you may get very restless and feel compelled to leave, or get sleepy and drift off for a few minutes. You will have your answer, and you will know it. This is one way to decide the validity - for you - of what you hear.
John-Roger, DSS
Maintain your loving just a little while longer than you think you need to. Then you are becoming master of yourself. When you try to master someone else, you haven't mastered yourself. You become a taker. Then you are out of your center of love, for loving is a giving action.
John-Roger, DSS
As you become stronger and stronger, you can contain the greater energies of the Light. The Light will come in and surround you; if you're out of balance, it will enter into specific areas to bring balance.
John-Roger, DSS
Love awakens you. That love is what we're here for - to love each other, to be with each other, to live in spiritual communion.
John-Roger, DSS
The only way you can do spiritual exercises wrong is not to do them; if you're doing them and it's not working, that's okay. You're going to start correcting out of that as you do them. If you don't hear the Sound Current and see God immediately because you haven't been trained to - what would you expect? You're always coming back to self, introspecting, finding the places inside, going in and strengthening those. It's like lifting weights. Spiritually strengthening yourself is a process of doing.
John-Roger, DSS
People carry excess baggage they don't need. Instead of adding to yourself to find out what's going on, I tell people to drop what they don't need in order to find out who they really are. When you drop what you don't need, you'll find yourself free in what you have because what you don't need is taken away and what's left is obviously useful to you.
John-Roger, DSS
Wise couples take time together, away from their children. This is not a crass, selfish action; parents need to renew their adult bonding with each other. That loving is the strength and foundation that the child can depend on.
John-Roger, DSS
I am in show business, meaning often the main part of what I do is show up, and the reality is the show must go on. Thank God.
John Morton, DSS