2008-10-27-Abraham

Session

Opening

I am ABRAHAM. I am so honored to be a part of your spiritual foundation, the beginning of real spiritual growth. I thank you for allowing me to see what mortal life is like now in this day and age. I am changed from this growth. I am made to be more.

Lesson

I can see the mindal turmoil of many and the messages that are transmitted to the Supreme Being. I am understanding this God in Time sees a great deal of confusion in the lives of the earth’s people. However, we are so fortunate, so blessed, that this evolving God can mold and maneuver this confusion into meaning.

I can think back on my mortal life and see how I was pulled in many directions and my focus was indeed scattered. I had learned from my brother/teacher Machiventa that spiritual faith must have deep roots in order to master the mindal turmoil and confusion. Our roots are strengthened by doing. Our experience helps us to evolve with understanding how life circumstances are valuable.

We can, like the Supreme Being, mold and shape our everyday experiences into meanings and values. We cannot be a Kingdom believer and act with animalistic tendencies. By living out your faith you are deepening the roots of truth, beauty and goodness. Machiventa told me long ago that God, our Father, has promised us blessings.

This belief in the promise helps the roots of faith to anchor the wandering mind. The promise of blessings is our effort made to grab hold of the value in terrible circumstances, be open to the lesson therein. The blessings are our reward for finding meaning in our daily lessons. Upon understanding lessons, making the effort, God’s presence is true satisfaction and the real feeling of belonging.

Closing

This week I am suggesting that each one of us be aware of the roots of our faith. What has held us? What was the truth? Remember the promise of Father that our lives will truly be filled with blessings. Mary is off on assignment, but sends her regards and will be with us soon. Know that I am with growing love and gratitude for you each. Go in peace. Until next time, shalom.