Are Physical, and Emotional Pain Needed to Grow?
The 9D Arcturian Council
Channel Daniel Scranton
Posted on June 25, 2024
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In a recent newsletter, I emphasized how superstitious beliefs can unknowingly delay your ability to move forward in life. While the Universe does send us signs, they are often symbols to remind us of what we’re avoiding versus asking us to wait for certain doorways of opportunity. As a way of helping you deepen this insight, I wanted to emphasize the single greatest force that is always helping you move forward. It is a superpower known as honesty.
While you may not feel the time is quite right to take whichever action step you are destined to embrace, it is your willingness to move forward with honesty that allows any moment in time to be the perfect doorway of expansion to move through. To highlight this truth, please consider the following scenario:
Imagine you are about to go for a job interview. Your car is filled with gas. Your outfit precisely pressed and ready. And yet, due to a recent flurry of emotional processing inspired by the death of a loved one, you just aren’t feeling like the version of yourself who is capable of capitalizing on the opportunity. You consider canceling or even rescheduling, but today is the only opening they have—and your nagging monthly bills inform you that you cannot delay this any longer. With doubt in your heart, resistance in your body, and a storm of negative thoughts—including the spiritual thoughts attempting to correct the negative ones—you venture off to the interview in exactly the type of condition you would never wish to present to the general public.
Upon entering the interview, the person in charge asks how you are doing. Do you lead with your most idealistic version of who you think they’ll resonate with, or do you dare to be honest? What if you remembered that honesty is one of your superpowers and dared to lean into that option? What if you said, “To be honest, my life has been a bit consumed due to the death of a loved one.”? What if, in response, they said, “You know, I really understand. Today is actually the anniversary of my mother’s death. I’ll take that as a sign she’s doing well and watching over me.”?
Imagine how the honest approach your ego thought would be a way of sabotaging the interview became an unsuspecting way of bonding with the interviewer in the most unlikely way. Even if such an answer had ended the interview on the spot, it may have occurred at a company who yearns to hire people with little to no family so their lives may be consumed with advancing their career. While all of these possibilities are hypothetical in nature, the one way to guarantee building authentic resonance with those you will enjoy thriving with is by daring to be honest. It’s one thing to overshare by leading with such intimate details before a personal question is asked—it’s an entirely different scenario to answer a personal question with a concise authentic reflection.
While the spiritual ego may see the grief of a loved one as a clear sign from the Universe to not go through with the interview—the truth is, you always have everything required to show up in exactly the way you are meant to be. The rest is the unfolding of fate molded together by the hands of time. Equally so, if you are so stricken with grief that you can’t even move, you have no choice but to prioritize the depths of your healing process. In truth, most of us are not in that position. We often believe we are in worse shape than we actually are, as the inner perfectionist refuses to show up unless in its most preferred and idealized form. The problem with this insistence is that your most idealized form is often an aspiration you chase, and only something you can become once you dare to meet the moment openly and honestly.
By embracing honesty as one of your most potent super powers—which can be irritating to an ego fed by feeling disempowered—you are no longer waiting for sign after sign from Source. Instead, your willingness to step forward with openness and honesty allows you to become someone the Universe is ready to work through in miraculous ways. All that is required is a willingness to show up, daring to be open and honest, and not being so intensely attached to one outcome over another.
From this space, you will become someone who inspires those around you, instead of someone who waits to be inspired. If any of your favorite musicians, actors, or performers were to hide in shame after any degree of rejection, they never would have taken the journey to become the artist you know and enjoy. Sometimes the rejection is a part of the maturing process. Some artists would never have gone so deep in their artistic process had their first audition, record deal, or performance gone perfectly. This is why your soul’s evolution is more focused on the journey than the destination. All too often, it’s not a matter of what does or doesn’t happen, but who you become along the way that tells the redemptive tale of your hero’s journey.
One choice at a time. One ‘I love you’ at a time. One breath at a time. Now is the time. Your life awaits your most authentic arrival.
All for Love,
Do you notice that – awake or sleeping, in good times or bad – you are always there? If you stayed awake through the process of death, our informants tell us, you’d see you’re still there even then. (1) And happily so.
The discipline that pursues the question. “who am I” I call the awareness path. Its basic agreement is always to remain aware of one’s self.
The “you” that’s always there is of course the Self. If the Self were anything else than “always there,” it’d not be eternal. Not eternal is part of creation. Anything created is not the Self and hence not what we’re looking for. (2)
Not what we’re looking for? What do you mean? What are we looking for and why?
Long-time readers will know where I’m going. What we’re looking for is in fact that very Self. At whatever level you’re looking at and whatever you want to call it – the Self, No-Self, All Self, the One, they all point at and to the same phenomenon: God.
So to rephrase: We are God. All of us? Yes.
It turns out that everything conscious that’s been created seeks to know who it is. There’s a built in longing for the goal of that quest. (3) We call that longing “desire.”
I say “desire” as if it covers all desires. We find, in the higher dimensions, that the real object of all our desires is in fact God, or Love, or Truth and that living in the love that exists there satisfies all our bodily and worldly desires.
I imagine that our desires for anything but the answer to our need to know who we are subsides and eventually vanishes until we succeed in our quest.
Until then, we only want more love; i.e., “more” God. We continue moving through the dimensions, “closer” and “closer,” we believe, to the omnipresent One.
Why all this? Why was life designed this way?
As I learned on March 13, 1987, when I was given a vision while driving my car, God wanted to know Itself, to meet Itself. (4) And that’s no easy matter when you’re the only thing that is. No one to sit down and have coffee or play tennis with.
And so God created life – specifically, life forms – from Itself, from Its own consciousness. God gave them all the mission of discovering who they really are. When one of them discovers that they are God, in that moment of their enlightenment, God meets God.
So that God could meet God, so that God could talk with God, so that God could create with God – in the same way a parent does a child, I suspect – was the reason that all of this, seen and unseen, was created.
We are given the one and only mission of finding out who we truly are. Not just knowing it. You are God. There. What difference did “knowing” that make?
We have to rise up through the intellectual level, through the experiential level to the realizational level. We have to realize that we are God. That moment of realization is when God meets God.
For me, this is the starting point of anything I do, think, or say: Who am I? Who am I really? Who is it that speaks, acts, feels? I look out on others now and see that they too are embarked on the same quest, lifetime after lifetime.
We are united in who we are (God) – and in seeking That, behind every desire. We’re united in where we’re journeying to (“Reunion” with God). We’re united in being thoroughly constructed, in our created parts, from Love, held together by the Laws of Love, and freed from any bondage by the Truth.
There is no one that isn’t God incarnated. We are not simply children of God. We are the One Itself.
Footnotes
(1) See “The Darkness of Death is a Path of Light to Us” at http://goldengaiadb.com/index.php?title=Coming_Home#The_Darkness_of_Death_is_a_Path_of_Light_to_Us
(2) Hindu sages practice the discipline of acknowledgeing “neti, neti.” Not this, not this. When everything created is acknowledged and let go of, what one is left with is God.
This process does not have to take a lifetime. In my view, the practice of neti, neti creates an attitude that invites enlightenment.
On Self-Enquiry generally, see anything by Sri Ramana Maharshi. Perhaps start with the booklet, Anon., Who am I? The Teachings of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi. Sarasota, FL: Ramana Publications, 1990.
(3) See The Longing for Liberation at https://goldenageofgaia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Longing-for-Liberation-3.pdf
(4) See The Purpose of Life is Enlightenment at https://goldenageofgaia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Purpose-of-Life-is-Enlightenment-3.pdf
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