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From all of us at the CCC, we wish you the happiest of Christmases celebrating our beloved Jesus' birth. Enjoy the message. Love, Donna and the Group.

 

 

 

 

Good evening, my children. I am here tonight as one of you, for I am your brother Jesus, who lived the life of the flesh as you do now on this planet Urantia that we share together. I am honored that you are gathered here in the celebration of my life as one of you. I am filled with compassion, as I view all of my brothers and sisters and children who celebrate my nativity, who embrace the magic of this holiday time as the season of peace and joy and light as gifts to this planet from the Father up above.

Good evening, my children. I am here tonight as one of you, for I am your brother Jesus, who lived the life of the flesh as you do now on this planet Urantia that we share together. I am honored that you are gathered here in the celebration of my life as one of you. I am filled with compassion, as I view all of my brothers and sisters and children who celebrate my nativity, who embrace the magic of this holiday time as the season of peace and joy and light as gifts to this planet from the Father up above.

Tonight let your hearts be filled with my peace as you begin to celebrate my birth. And I ask you to consider the relevance of my birth and what that means for your life. What is it about my having lived as a human that you find significant as you pay tribute to me in this season of light and life?

Tonight let your hearts be filled with my peace as you begin to celebrate my birth. And I ask you to consider the relevance of my birth and what that means for your life. What is it about my having lived as a human that you find significant as you pay tribute to me in this season of light and life?

 

As you know, you come into this place on these evenings to gain a greater strengthening in the bond of kinship that we share. And your brethren will find it inspirational as you each begin to offer one another those qualities and those experiences of my life that you find have particular relevance for your own. So I draw you into a discussion this evening, which is a somewhat unusual way to celebrate, but I believe that it will prove to be stimulating for each one of you to hear the responses of one another, as you reveal more fully to not only yourself in your answers but to others about the meaning of my life as it applies to your own.

As you know, you come into this place on these evenings to gain a greater strengthening in the bond of kinship that we share. And your brethren will find it inspirational as you each begin to offer one another those qualities and those experiences of my life that you find have particular relevance for your own. So I draw you into a discussion this evening, which is a somewhat unusual way to celebrate, but I believe that it will prove to be stimulating for each one of you to hear the responses of one another, as you reveal more fully to not only yourself in your answers but to others about the meaning of my life as it applies to your own.

Come now into that place where you know of me. And as I walk with you down the halls of recollection, share with me and with each other what you find to be inspiring about how I lived and experienced life as you now experience it. Who would like to begin?

Come now into that place where you know of me. And as I walk with you down the halls of recollection, share with me and with each other what you find to be inspiring about how I lived and experienced life as you now experience it. Who would like to begin?

 

Student: I will. I have increases in the symptoms of my experiences as a result of having Parkinson's. And I [must?] be melodramatic. I tend to identify most with my affliction. And a few words which I do not understand and I do understand Father for not forsaking me. I'd like to know what the message is for me in this, for the rapid decline in my physical well-being. I called 911 last night. I checked out okay. I have the Parkinson's. So [ ] suffering is the legacy of the human [condition?]. And, because I am having such a degree of suffering and physical impotence, I would like to know what the lesson, the attitude, and is there a possibility of healing? (Pause)

Student: I will. I have increases in the symptoms of my experiences as a result of having Parkinson's. And I [must?] be melodramatic. I tend to identify most with my affliction. And a few words which I do not understand and I do understand Father for not forsaking me. I'd like to know what the message is for me in this, for the rapid decline in my physical well-being. I called 911 last night. I checked out okay. I have the Parkinson's. So [ ] suffering is the legacy of the human [condition?]. And, because I am having such a degree of suffering and physical impotence, I would like to know what the lesson, the attitude, and is there a possibility of healing? (Pause)

Jesus: You are welcome. But there is more to add. It gladdens my heart, as I recall my human life, to hear your words. For this was what my intention was, to reveal to all humanity how to live a Father-inspired life. And if my life is the inspiration for you now, then I have done my job. And if you live your life so as to inspire another individual, then you have done your job. And this is all that we ask of you - is to live faithfully each day as this human being that you are becoming: being more real, being your own sense of Father-likeness that reflects your own individual personality. What more can we ask, what more is there to ask of you? You see, my children, how much help you are given, how much inspiration you have been accorded? And so we give you the tools and the ideas and the instruction and the inspiration, and what you do with it is up to you.

Jesus: You are welcome. But there is more to add. It gladdens my heart, as I recall my human life, to hear your words. For this was what my intention was, to reveal to all humanity how to live a Father-inspired life. And if my life is the inspiration for you now, then I have done my job. And if you live your life so as to inspire another individual, then you have done your job. And this is all that we ask of you - is to live faithfully each day as this human being that you are becoming: being more real, being your own sense of Father-likeness that reflects your own individual personality. What more can we ask, what more is there to ask of you? You see, my children, how much help you are given, how much inspiration you have been accorded? And so we give you the tools and the ideas and the instruction and the inspiration, and what you do with it is up to you.

 

I honor all of your attempts to grow spiritually. I celebrate with you the life that you are leading and growing and becoming. For you, too, are becoming the light of the world. You, too, are becoming the inspiration for your fellows. You, too, are becoming the peace that will soon permeate your planet, the more each one of your brothers and sisters grows, and the more you reach out in service - to love and to nurture, to inspire and to kindle the fan of faith that lives within each of them.

I honor all of your attempts to grow spiritually. I celebrate with you the life that you are leading and growing and becoming. For you, too, are becoming the light of the world. You, too, are becoming the inspiration for your fellows. You, too, are becoming the peace that will soon permeate your planet, the more each one of your brothers and sisters grows, and the more you reach out in service - to love and to nurture, to inspire and to kindle the fan of faith that lives within each of them.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.