"I know, the psychotherapists say you must process and process and process. I say, “Enough!” The time for processing is over. It is time to give up the struggle and end the argument against your Holy Self. You know what to do. The answers are within you. I am here to remind you of that fact and I will not back down and let you forget anymore. It is my job to help you awaken. I am fulfilling my promise to you. I am here to show you the mirror of perfection. I am perfect and so are you. There is nothing in God’s Kingdom but perfection. Are you willing to finally see that, and only that? Am I really asking too much of you, or are you asking too little of yourself? In the course I said, “Accept your grandeur and let go of grandiosity.” You no longer need to puff yourself up or try to convince yourself of your greatness. That is grandiosity. Who you are is beyond such silly games. Turn over the king and walk away from the chessboard. You lost the ego game. Admit it and move on. You are an eternal winner at the Spirit game. You cannot lose the only game that has any meaning. You will now awaken from the game of life and start LIVING." - Lord Sananda (oversoul of Jesus the Christ)
Evelyn, your blog is a rare gift, and a source of inspiration - thank you. You'd already know about the 'source of inspiration' part if trackbacks were working here! The most recent example would be this post on I Ching hexagram 18. I've a feeling the sixth line of that one, as the energy moves out of the realm of 'corruption' and dealing with it, carries much the same message as this quotation.
with thanks,
Hilary
Posted by: Hilary | September 10, 2007 at 04:05 AM
I don't get it. Over the years I was inundated with new Age cosmic beliefs, thinking I was greater than thou. Greater than those clueless Christians that go to Church on Sundays. But many seem happier. I am miserable with New Age thought, beliefs, thinking.....Call it a sell-out. But Chrisitianity has manifested in the evolution of Western Civilization, and if it weren't for that, we'd be living like Ghandi or Al Queda.
Posted by: Sumati Talveer | November 12, 2008 at 09:09 AM