The Amazing Revelation of Christ in My Channeling Session — Part 6
Talks about Selfishness
In a modern lifestyle, for people with responsibilities, it is not easy to live the kind of life you are suggesting. Can you explain it more?
It is not easy because of what I have already said, which is prioritizing things. For example, people are born with talents like musicians, athletes, artists, comedians, etc. These people did not prioritize anything to be in such positions in their lives.
So, if you contemplate these things, you will realize that people are somehow born with these talents that they can use to serve others. You are only working with what is within your perimeters. You only nurture what is already within and are not looking for something outside yourself.
If you worry and waste much of your energy trying to change what you don’t understand, life becomes painful. Instead, take time to understand your relationship with others because they will reflect on what you give to them. Because your service to others is more significant than the wage or money, they give you.
But humans are selfish. Everyone wants to hoard increasingly, and if one person gives and gives, there will eventually be nothing to go around. How can we balance this?
Then your wealth burden has been lifted off you. Humans hoard things out of fear and suffering. They hoard things for fear the next day there will not be enough. They preserve things to avoid scarcity. As a result, they end up serving fear and forget to live. Fear becomes part of them which blocks them from enjoying life with all its gifts.
The moment a person accepts life for what it is, fear has no place for them. You accept that there are highs in life and there are lows. Isn’t this what nature tells you, that in winter, life becomes almost dormant, everything sleeps more and does less, then when winter is over, life prospers again?
The beauty of suffering lies in shedding out what is not important to you and leaving only what matters. And that suffering is not something to avoid, but something to see for what it is. There is growth and transformation in suffering. Your muscle soreness is a sign of growth.
So, those who take increasingly will eventually have a bag of useless things. In contrast, you have cleared out the clutter for spiritual growth. You are a free person, and you have to allow natural rhythms to take you where you belong. As the Native American says, “Let the wind guide you”. Worrying about tomorrow or the future becomes the work of higher intelligence, and it is no longer your prerogative.
Let’s assume that Joe is an accountant, a husband, a friend, and a father of three children. He hears your message and wants to find the kingdom within. How would he achieve it with such a demanding lifestyle?
Joe will continue to be a responsible member of the family. However, he will begin to see the reflection of this heavenly kingdom within each person close to him. He will point it out to people and bring it out of them. Instead of being moved by trivial things in life he will accept every challenge with an open heart and deal with them as they come. This inner strength and depth will expand so others can see and follow him.
Joe will become like a child again, knowing there is greater wisdom beyond his scope. Whatever challenges come to him, he will seek guidance and wisdom from this higher source. Over time he will believe more and become stable in his own faith, and that will lead him to a deeper understanding for him to prosper and become the true child of God.
So, will Joe not need to sell everything and give it to the poor?
Joe will give such radiance to the poor that they will wake up from their suffering and begin to live. Joe will not be bothered by debts or stressed by how much he makes to feed his family. This is because as this radiance becomes contagious, he is assured that he is in a kingdom that lacks nothing.
Therefore, it must be an authentic experience, and not fake. I know many people fake their happiness and try to help others while deep down, they are suffocating. They simply do it because their religion tells them so.
This suffocation is a good teacher to you, and if you listen you will take time to understand why you feel the way you feel, that even if you give to the poor, or help someone else, this act has not come out of your heart, but is simply an idea reinforced to you, it has not grown within naturally, but is an artificial act that will not take you anywhere.
This inner kingdom is like a tree with deep roots that a storm, flood, or wind cannot uproot. This is because it becomes you, and you know it, but you are it. So, in times of trouble, you are no longer shaken by anything.
I got it now, that everyone is different, and that this inner kingdom is relative to a person. It is not necessarily the same for everyone. And that it is effortless, something we let grow without working on it or pursuing it.
Because all is life and different people have different situations in life, where they must continue to grow where they are to reach this Kingdom. This is because it is not a physical thing but a state of awareness that you can reach even if you are in prison. You will not expect your circumstances to change but your perception of this circumstance will change. And that the importance is to give this Kingdom a space to flourish, to listen to the Holy Spirit accordingly, and not to be consumed by fear.
In fear, your understanding and perception narrows, and the longer you stay, the more it crystalizes for you.
The Amazing Revelation of Christ in My Channeling Session — Part 6
Talks about Selfishness
In a modern lifestyle, for people with responsibilities, it is not easy to live the kind of life you are suggesting. Can you explain it more?
It is not easy because of what I have already said, which is prioritizing things. For example, people are born with talents like musicians, athletes, artists, comedians, etc. These people did not prioritize anything to be in such positions in their lives.
So, if you contemplate these things, you will realize that people are somehow born with these talents that they can use to serve others. You are only working with what is within your perimeters. You only nurture what is already within and are not looking for something outside yourself.
If you worry and waste much of your energy trying to change what you don’t understand, life becomes painful. Instead, take time to understand your relationship with others because they will reflect on what you give to them. Because your service to others is more significant than the wage or money, they give you.
But humans are selfish. Everyone wants to hoard increasingly, and if one person gives and gives, there will eventually be nothing to go around. How can we balance this?
Then your wealth burden has been lifted off you. Humans hoard things out of fear and suffering. They hoard things for fear the next day there will not be enough. They preserve things to avoid scarcity. As a result, they end up serving fear and forget to live. Fear becomes part of them which blocks them from enjoying life with all its gifts.
The moment a person accepts life for what it is, fear has no place for them. You accept that there are highs in life and there are lows. Isn’t this what nature tells you, that in winter, life becomes almost dormant, everything sleeps more and does less, then when winter is over, life prospers again?
The beauty of suffering lies in shedding out what is not important to you and leaving only what matters. And that suffering is not something to avoid, but something to see for what it is. There is growth and transformation in suffering. Your muscle soreness is a sign of growth.
So, those who take increasingly will eventually have a bag of useless things. In contrast, you have cleared out the clutter for spiritual growth. You are a free person, and you have to allow natural rhythms to take you where you belong. As the Native American says, “Let the wind guide you”. Worrying about tomorrow or the future becomes the work of higher intelligence, and it is no longer your prerogative.
Let’s assume that Joe is an accountant, a husband, a friend, and a father of three children. He hears your message and wants to find the kingdom within. How would he achieve it with such a demanding lifestyle?
Joe will continue to be a responsible member of the family. However, he will begin to see the reflection of this heavenly kingdom within each person close to him. He will point it out to people and bring it out of them. Instead of being moved by trivial things in life he will accept every challenge with an open heart and deal with them as they come. This inner strength and depth will expand so others can see and follow him.
Joe will become like a child again, knowing there is greater wisdom beyond his scope. Whatever challenges come to him, he will seek guidance and wisdom from this higher source. Over time he will believe more and become stable in his own faith, and that will lead him to a deeper understanding for him to prosper and become the true child of God.
So, will Joe not need to sell everything and give it to the poor?
Joe will give such radiance to the poor that they will wake up from their suffering and begin to live. Joe will not be bothered by debts or stressed by how much he makes to feed his family. This is because as this radiance becomes contagious, he is assured that he is in a kingdom that lacks nothing.
Therefore, it must be an authentic experience, and not fake. I know many people fake their happiness and try to help others while deep down, they are suffocating. They simply do it because their religion tells them so.
This suffocation is a good teacher to you, and if you listen you will take time to understand why you feel the way you feel, that even if you give to the poor, or help someone else, this act has not come out of your heart, but is simply an idea reinforced to you, it has not grown within naturally, but is an artificial act that will not take you anywhere.
This inner kingdom is like a tree with deep roots that a storm, flood, or wind cannot uproot. This is because it becomes you, and you know it, but you are it. So, in times of trouble, you are no longer shaken by anything.
I got it now, that everyone is different, and that this inner kingdom is relative to a person. It is not necessarily the same for everyone. And that it is effortless, something we let grow without working on it or pursuing it.
Because all is life and different people have different situations in life, where they must continue to grow where they are to reach this Kingdom. This is because it is not a physical thing but a state of awareness that you can reach even if you are in prison. You will not expect your circumstances to change but your perception of this circumstance will change. And that the importance is to give this Kingdom a space to flourish, to listen to the Holy Spirit accordingly, and not to be consumed by fear.
In fear, your understanding and perception narrows, and the longer you stay, the more it crystalizes for you.
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