Teachings

We have so much respect for those of you who are willing to put yourselves out there and help other people with your gifts. We know that so many of you who are interested in us and in our messages have already accessed your spiritual gifts, and we know that some of you are a bit reluctant to put yourselves out there as a helper, a healer, a guide, a channel, and we want you to know how much support there is coming from the nonphysical for you to do just that. We are not attempting to nudge you in that direction because of our own agenda, but rather, we are doing so because we know how good it is for you to do what you are feeling called to do.

II was going to teach about the third eye in a little more depth today. However, I think my time has been shortened and I don’t know if I have time to do that. But let me say this. Many have conceptions about the third eye, that may not be true. Oh yes, it does have to do with clairvoyance and seeing the things that are beyond the realm of third dimension, it does have to do with seeing and creativity and the very idea of understanding, all the things of spirit, that you are once confounded by..

I’ve come to talk to you today about connection. I know that many of you are wanting me to continue about the third eye, the crown. But there are so many important things going on right now. Many of you know about your chakras in many senses, but I would like to talk to you more today about connecting one with another.

They say that God has made man in his image. So is there anything that differentiates a human being from God? The answer is a surprising one! – Ignorance. Ignorance is what separates man from God. Our souls are already a part of the divine consciousness of God, yet we remain ignorant of this truth and so the divinity within us remains unmanifested. Marisa04 / Pixabay “The Buddha is not a person but a (state of) realization to which anyone can attain.” – Swami Vivekananda explaining Lord Buddha’s last words on his death-bed. “Who was there ever like Him?” he once spoke of Buddha, his whole face aglow with inspiration. “The Lord – who never performed one action for Himself – with a heart that embraced the whole world! So full of pity that He – prince and monk – would give His life to save a little goat! So loving that He sacrificed himself to the hospitality of a pariah and blessed him!“ So immense was Swamiji’s reverence for Lord Buddha, Sister Nivedita relates, that he once told a lady “‘Madam, I am the servant of the servants of the servants of Buddha!’ as if even the title of a believer would seem, to his veneration, too exalted to claim.” So it is not at all surprising to note that the deeply cherished ideal – Lord Buddha Himself, choose to appear before his ardent devotee, to shower his blessings on 2 noteworthy occasions.

Lord Buddha was one of the great spiritual ideals of Swami Vivekananda (Swamiji), whom he worshiped with intense love and devotion, just as he did his guru Sri Ramakrishna. Marisa04 / Pixabay “The Buddha is not a person but a (state of) realization to which anyone can attain.” – Swami Vivekananda explaining Lord Buddha’s last words on his death-bed. “Who was there ever like Him?” he once spoke of Buddha, his whole face aglow with inspiration. “The Lord – who never performed one action for Himself – with a heart that embraced the whole world! So full of pity that He – prince and monk – would give His life to save a little goat! So loving that He sacrificed himself to the hospitality of a pariah and blessed him!“ So immense was Swamiji’s reverence for Lord Buddha, Sister Nivedita relates, that he once told a lady “‘Madam, I am the servant of the servants of the servants of Buddha!’ as if even the title of a believer would seem, to his veneration, too exalted to claim.” So it is not at all surprising to note that the deeply cherished ideal – Lord Buddha Himself, choose to appear before his ardent devotee, to shower his blessings on 2 noteworthy occasions.