Q. What can we do to assist the bees?
A. The sacred ceremony for them has been given by the Hidden Realms.* By breaking free from past programs and the tendency to see the past as still existing, we eliminate black light. Hostile bees exist where there is an abundance of black light only. Performing their ceremony would be one way to assist.
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*In the Interstellar Mysticism course, starting February 1.
Q. I have so much compassion for my relatives, they’re so dysfunctional. Yet, it’s hard to be around them. What do you suggest?
A. There is a mistaken tendency to feel sympathy for the dysfunctionality of others. Dysfunction is a choice. All are given the tools to cooperate with the perfect unfolding of life.
Q. Must I feel gratitude for the contribution of the past to the present?
A. The past does not contribute to the present, for linearity is an illusion. Our enjoyment through awareness of the moment does.
Q. Is there significance in our lives to nostalgia? You have said there’s no past, but it binds families and friends together.
A. Life is designed to promote nostalgia by those who wish to create artificial value. Looking to the past for the high points of existence blinds us to the significance of the moment.
Q. When is it selfish to receive? I feel much more comfortable giving.
A. Asking for abundance while ignoring present blessings closes the ability to receive. Welcome each new day the way a flower unfolds in the sun, that the ability to receive may be yours.
Q. When someone offends me, and good comes from it, should I not be grateful?
A. Be grateful for gifts and offenses alike for life gives naught but good. Although there is no culpability in an offender, neither is there a need to keep them on a treadmill by indulging their folly.
Q. Tell me about forgiveness. Should I forget all when someone apologizes?
A. We live in times of purification, when true colors reveal themselves. Ask whether the penitence would be there if an offender could have gotten away with their behavior, before deciding how much to entrust to such a one in the future.
Q: You have said that “a planned future is a closed future”. Should any planning be done for the year ahead?
A: Other than brief glimpses ahead to ascertain direction, a planned future destines one to mediocrity.
