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Naturally there are always falls. Spirit may even kick you down the mountain, to the level below. (As I said, Spirit can be ruthless!) You come back down looking like a nincompoop. You flounder around saying, "Oh, I don't know how to do this." Though getting pushed down a level in this way can be discouraging, this is how Spirit tells you that you've got more learning to do on that level; you didn't grasp it completely the first time. Now the challenge is to master it, then move on.
John-Roger, DSS
Love is a process of now. If it's the past, it's nostalgia or a depression. If it's in the future, it's an anxiety or an apprehension. If we try to place love upon that, we may be talking about the reproductive system of the body moving up and down inside of us and we call that love. And it may just be peristaltic movement of something inside of us. But love is the process of the here and the now.
John-Roger, DSS
Very often, the value of doing spiritual exercises is not found at the time you are doing them. It works much like when you run for exercise: you get the benefits after the running is over. In the same way, sometimes you get the benefits of spiritual exercises long after they are over.
John-Roger, DSS
Within the peace of Spirit there is also sandpapering. There is always a perfecting process.
John-Roger, DSS
How do we, then, prepare for the experiences coming forward from within and all around? We prepare by letting go, trusting in God's will being done, and calling ourselves forward in this moment in love and Light, that that is all we are. And anything less than love and Light we release and know that it is truly nothing. It comes from nothing, it goes to nothing, and what remains is true love -- the love that is true, the truth that is love.
John Morton, DSS
Once we have mastered silent, listening observation, we can more easily rise in our spiritual consciousness. The process of spiritual growth and expansion has often been compared to climbing a mountain. As one goes up a new level is reached and secured, and that level becomes the base station for climbing still higher.
John-Roger, DSS
Until you have the experience of the inner consciousness and spiritual worlds, what I tell you is nonsense. Non-sense. It makes no sense. And when you have had the experience of transcendental consciousness, you are awakened to a different reality and you know its truth; then there is nothing you have to believe, and you do not have to go on faith. If it sounds like a fairy tale, accept a challenge from me: prove me wrong.
John-Roger, DSS
When the Light descends in your consciousness, it allows you to reach into the "hope chest" and bring forward those ideas which will work for you -- ideas which you can use later because your intelligence will still be in those areas. I'm not talking about mentalizing, which is more of a "record/play back" process. I'm talking about the ability to take idea "A," idea "B," and idea "C" and, within yourself, jump over to "H" and create a whole new process. This is the type of intelligence that makes it possible for people to find their own way once they have been shown the Light.
John-Roger, DSS
Before you express the power of love, you must first be silent in order to find out what love is.
John-Roger, DSS
When we define "manifestation" as "appearing physically," we are only taking into account physical forms, objects. But successful manifestation is only complete if it results in a change in consciousness. That change of consciousness, in turn, is the realization that the essence of what we sought in a physical form is actually inside of us. "Having" doesn't mean possessing a physical object. It means no longer experiencing the need.
John-Roger, DSS