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Group: Southern Colorado TeaM, #9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Session began by toning with a "singing bowl."]

[Session began by toning with a "singing bowl."]

SONDJAH: Good afternoon, this is Sondjah. Welcome to Pueblo; welcome newcomers; welcome to those who have been here before. It is a blessing to all of us, and to your planet that you have come in one mind to support the wisdom, to support the oneness, union, and harmony of your planet. You begin this process with yourself, being at peace today, tomorrow, when you go to work—on your way to work and your way home. The maintenance of peace is a personal project for each of you, for without peace, you are fragmented in your energies. Through peace your efforts of love become more conscious, more thorough and clearly invested in the wholeness, the whole of your day.

SONDJAH: Good afternoon, this is Sondjah. Welcome to Pueblo; welcome newcomers; welcome to those who have been here before. It is a blessing to all of us, and to your planet that you have come in one mind to support the wisdom, to support the oneness, union, and harmony of your planet. You begin this process with yourself, being at peace today, tomorrow, when you go to work—on your way to work and your way home. The maintenance of peace is a personal project for each of you, for without peace, you are fragmented in your energies. Through peace your efforts of love become more conscious, more thorough and clearly invested in the wholeness, the whole of your day.

 

It is quite amazing for me, a Melchizedek, to be here in this locale. You may note that I have spoken about that before, but I regard this place in the high desert to be special—not removed, and not isolated—but separate in some ways. Yes, I know that you have businesses here, you have organizations, people make livings, and that there are the activities of every day. But in many ways, this high desert location has a particular essence and energy to it. It is as though it is the calm place in the crossroads of this area.

It is quite amazing for me, a Melchizedek, to be here in this locale. You may note that I have spoken about that before, but I regard this place in the high desert to be special—not removed, and not isolated—but separate in some ways. Yes, I know that you have businesses here, you have organizations, people make livings, and that there are the activities of every day. But in many ways, this high desert location has a particular essence and energy to it. It is as though it is the calm place in the crossroads of this area.

I am open to questions if you have any at this time.

I am open to questions if you have any at this time.

 

Student: You spoke earlier about…I’m trying to remember the exact phrasing…developing our minds or extending our minds, or increasing our minds? It is interesting because we were jokingly talking about that before the meeting started and waking up the unused portions of our minds

Student: You spoke earlier about…I’m trying to remember the exact phrasing…developing our minds or extending our minds, or increasing our minds? It is interesting because we were jokingly talking about that before the meeting started and waking up the unused portions of our minds

SONDJAH: It will eventually be for other people, but you must understand the intention to be given. (Thank you.)

SONDJAH: It will eventually be for other people, but you must understand the intention to be given. (Thank you.)

 

Let us close with……(Long pause).... [This is Daniel: I always love it when they do these sum-up-benediction/salutation things. It’s always kind of a hoorah to me. I just get a real thrill out of it. It’s like a summation, like finally getting to the meat of a pistachio after cracking it open.]

Let us close with……(Long pause).... [This is Daniel: I always love it when they do these sum-up-benediction/salutation things. It’s always kind of a hoorah to me. I just get a real thrill out of it. It’s like a summation, like finally getting to the meat of a pistachio after cracking it open.]

This is Sondjah: Here’s your pistachio! (Much laughter.) You will always find that those who rule from on High are tolerant. They are tolerant of the most misgiving things in all your ways; they are tolerant of all things, which are not evil. They are tolerant of misjudgments; they are tolerant of your own lack of good decision—even in the face of knowing better. They are tolerant of your humanness. They are tolerant of your immaturity and your ignorance. They are tolerant of your infantile emotional states, always loving you; always hoping and knowing that you can do better and that with guidance, you will do better. And today, we ask that you would be tolerant in this same way, with those around you whom you do not have to fear. Thank you. (Group gives thanks.)

This is Sondjah: Here’s your pistachio! (Much laughter.) You will always find that those who rule from on High are tolerant. They are tolerant of the most misgiving things in all your ways; they are tolerant of all things, which are not evil. They are tolerant of misjudgments; they are tolerant of your own lack of good decision—even in the face of knowing better. They are tolerant of your humanness. They are tolerant of your immaturity and your ignorance. They are tolerant of your infantile emotional states, always loving you; always hoping and knowing that you can do better and that with guidance, you will do better. And today, we ask that you would be tolerant in this same way, with those around you whom you do not have to fear. Thank you. (Group gives thanks.)