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== Session==
== Session==
===Opening===
===Opening===
"Another will speak with you now." "Thank you Scribe." "We are here, and we are connected in more ways than you can realize. And we are also connected much more often than you can imagine. So many times in what we communicate, there is a blurring of the input of one or another in the purely spiritual realm we occupy. We may well express ourselves simultaneously, in fact, as if we were one, because our mindedness does converge.
"My dear friend, so frequently do you wonder about whether a permanent liaison is established in your every-day busying. Rest assured that you are well cared for in everything you do. This is the Scribe, and I am here with you now, and I am far from alone. I want to briefly communicate with you about the ups and downs of human existence.
"My dear friend, so frequently do you wonder about whether a permanent liaison is established in your every-day busying. Rest assured that you are well cared for in everything you do. This is the Scribe, and I am here with you now, and I am far from alone. I want to briefly communicate with you about the ups and downs of human existence.
===Lesson===
===Lesson===
===Closing===
===Closing===
"This is the end of my short lesson. This is the Scribe. Wherever I may travel, and whatever task I take on during this time-space sojourn, you and I are linked by an umbilical cord of love, and light and pre-knowledge of glorious times to come. You may scribe this lesson."George:The Scribe:
"This is the end of my short lesson. This is the Scribe. Wherever I may travel, and whatever task I take on during this time-space sojourn, you and I are linked by an umbilical cord of love, and light and pre-knowledge of glorious times to come. You may scribe this lesson."George:The Scribe:
==Note==
==Note==
I thought the Scribe to be an old Egyptian man of great knowledge by the way he sounded, but he looked rather young when he spoke to me about a deeply troubled young man who had suddenly lost his even younger wife. I would later find out The Scribe was never human, but the now personalized Adjuster of Jesus the Christ (Sananda).
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
