Showing posts with label resentment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label resentment. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 15, 2025

A Spiritual Perspective of Political Elections-2

A Spiritual Perspective of Political Elections

Part II of 3

Magisterial Son, Monjoronson is the Teacher

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Posted on April 15, 2025

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Mattawan, Michigan USA, November 7, 2024

Moderated by Anyas Spencer.
(This has been edited for public disclosure.)

Monjoronson: Your elections reflect what many people think would work to meet their needs. But as we in the spiritual realms know, when you promote fear and express it through anger, resentment, and threats of vengeance, as we observe, you will soon learn that this will not work in effectively meeting the needs of your population.

Many do not understand that by participating in acts of fear incitement, vengeance, and misleading facts to the point of lying, they are still functioning under the influence of the Lucifer Rebellion. It will take those people who understand what is and is not sustainable to point out the importance of ensuring they are functioning from a place of truth. This emphasizes the importance of protecting and maintaining rights and freedoms that allow for individual expression.

Unless you protect the freedom for people to choose, for them to express their individuality without harm to themselves or others, and unless you provide a balanced level of freedom to all, you will never receive the peace and prosperity that you long for.

Once the inhabitants on your planet learn to consider the needs of others along with their own, you will begin to realize that by giving up a small amount of your own autonomy and resources so that others may experience freedom as well, you then put your society in a position where all can benefit and all can experience the freedom that they crave. Only then will prosperity have an opportunity to develop, to grow, and to prevail.

It is about developing an ability to listen empathically and then putting into place compassionate acts that allow you to give up a small amount of your autonomy to compromise so that everyone benefits.

It is about respecting one’s right to choose for themselves what decisions they will make regarding their own bodies. In a world that has not developed to the point that individual rights are secured, taking away this right is a dangerous measure.

Few understand that, at the very least, when your government takes this right away, then it is the government’s responsibility to ensure the protection of all those individuals who may be harmed by this decision and to provide the resources so that these individuals can succeed from the hardship governmental rulings may have caused them. This is not being done.

Your society has not developed to the point that it can adequately put certain practices into place. It lacks the supporting structures as well as the honesty and the care at times to ensure the safety and well-being of all involved.

By limiting one’s freedom to choose in this kind of environment, without these supporting structures in place, you are exercising oppressive measures. Many are subjected to a reality where they are no longer able to make these decisions on behalf of their own convictions. They can no longer ensure their own personal well-being.


© The 11:11 Progress Group.
I tell you clearly and plainly that no darkness can withstand
the focus of the Father’s light. – Monjoronson

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Tuesday, January 9, 2024

Applied Spirituality: Taking a Stand

Applied Spirituality: Taking a Stand

by Steve Beckow

Posted on January 9, 2024


The animals are said to be ahead of us in already feeling the love


This time is shaping up to be, not so much one in which we study and absorb, but one in which we apply what we’ve learned of and from spirituality, wherever there is social chaos. This may be a time of applied spirituality.

How do we do that? Let me make some suggestions if you would.

We’ve all heard stories of a mother saving her child by lifting a car off it.

We’ve all been in emergency situations where someone has taken a commanding role. And we’ve welcomed it.

They’re accessing faculties which lie dormant but are blanketed over by such things as lethargy, self-doubt, resentment, malintention, or simple ignorance.

Whatever holds us back, when we break free of it, we used to say, in growth work, we “showed up,” “arrived,” or “called ourselves forth.”

What arrives is at least what Eric Berne called our “Adult” consciousness state; in some instances, our “Higher Self.”  (1)

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Speaking only for me, I’m telling myself that we’re facing a bad scenario (takedown of the cabal) that’s about to get worse for longer than I previously expected.

Thus, when we think about what to do in a bad situation that’s about to get worse for longer than we expected, we can choose to remain the victim of that circumstance. We can grouse and complain.

Or we can use the impetus of the occasion to arrive, show up, make an appearance, so to speak.

In other articles, I’ve talked about what Werner Erhard called “presencing the Self.” I’ve created a list of a number of the ways I’ve seen this done or have done it myself.

Let me introduce that list here as suggestions on how we can show up in response to our situation:

(1) Tell the truth, compassionately, including sharing all withholds.
(2) Make a difference in someone’s life.
(3) Be with our experience until the truth reveals itself.
(4) Process our vasanas and conditioned behavior.
(5) Make a declaration, a promise, a commitment.
(6) Take a stand.
(7) Complete something.
(8) Breathe up the love from our heart and come into the interaction from that.  (2)

What’s common to all of these is that the action frees us from something that’s holding us back. We’re free from a withhold. We’ve completed a traumatic memory. We’ve let go of an ancient grudge by forgiving someone. We’ve lightened our load. We’ve en-lighten-ed ourself.

Drawing from that list, in this era of toxic vaccines and other attempts to “depopulate” the globe (i.e., murder us), the one way that I find myself feeling most drawn to is to taking a stand. Yes to this; no to that.

No to child trafficking.  No to toxic vaccines. No to chemtrails. No to directed energy weapons. No to 5G. No to smart cities. And so on.

A stand is what we say it is. It needs a “by when” to effectively orchestrate whatever results.

My stand is that all evil-doing on Earth will end within five years. I’ve been unrealistic in my time estimates in the past, and I now want to estimate with an eye to whatever of reality I’m aware of.

I think five years is realistic figure, although it may turn out not to be. It counts on a modicum of star-family help in preventing Illuminati-induced global disasters. (3)

It sounds as if we’re going to start into the storm on a more public level very soon. (4) If so, my stand is that we do whatever we need to do to cross the finish line together.

Taking a stand calls forth the Adult, in some instances all the way to the Higher Self. And this is just one tool to remain present and of service in the troublesome times ahead.

Footnotes

(1) Erice Berne, Games People Play.  1964.

(2) “Why Is It So Hard to Do the Right Thing?” July 28, 2017, at http://goldenageofgaia.com/2017/07/28/why-is-it-so-hard-to-do-the-right-thing-2/.

(3) See Our Family from the Stars at https://goldenageofgaia.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Our-Family-from-the-Stars-3.pdf

(4) The storm itself has been ongoing for some time but it’s no longer a hidden war. After Lahaina, it became a public war.

Steve Beckow 

 

Thursday, August 24, 2023

To Ascend, You Must Do This

To Ascend, You Must Do This

Thymus: The Collective of Ascended Masters

Channel: Daniel Scranton

Posted on August 24, 2023


to ascend, you must do this - thymus the collective of ascended masters - channeled by daniel scranton - channeler of arcturians

Blessings. We are Thymus. We are the collective of ascended masters.

We are here and now to speak with you about your process of letting go, which is also your process of ascension. It is not something that you reach for or that you struggle to complete, like an elusive goal. It is something that naturally occurs when you stop clinging to whatever it is you’re clinging to in your life right now. That is what we mean by ‘letting go.’ You want to let go of that which is heavy and weighing you down. For some people it is guilt, for others it is shame. For some it is confusion, and for others it is an attachment to a certain lifestyle that they cannot seem to either get or hold onto. Some need to let go of resentment and anger; others need to let go of sorrow and despair. For some, fear and anxiety are their ankle weights that weigh them down.

We could go on and on with our listing of what you can cling to in the third and fourth dimensions that will prevent you, at least temporarily, from experiencing the lightness of being that you are destined to experience as your fifth-dimensional self, your higher self. You are meant to embrace oneness, unity consciousness, the knowing that everything you see out there is also you. And so, to get there, what do you need to do? You need to let go of the idea of being separate. You need to let go of many egoic goals, such as being better than someone else, or everyone else. 

You see, it is so much a part of your ascension to do the work that you need to do on yourselves to lighten your load and to feel the way that you want to feel, and it is not at all about waiting for something outside of you to happen to catapult you into the fifth dimension because you are ready and everyone else is not. This entire world and everyone in it is always going to reflect something to you that you are still working on. So if you have resistance to anything or anyone in your world as it is right now, then you are holding you back from ascending. And no spaceship with its tractor beam is going to pull you up and out of the muck and the mire that you experience as a dense, negativity all around you.

If you experience it all around you, then it’s also inside of you, and it needs to be healed, forgiven, and ultimately let go of. You are not there to be right all the time, or to get everything right. You are not there to create a perfect life for yourself because you’re such a great manifestor. What you are there to do and to be involves mastery. It is mastery over the self, and some of the things that you do with action can bring you into that place of mastery of the self because you must face a fear, an anxiety, a frustration that is within you. And through the actions you take, you are forced to face those things and then release them. 

Now, of course, there are exceptions to this rule, and they are the ones who are living amongst you and who are in no hurry to get to the fifth dimension, because they so enjoy being of service to all of you who absolutely need them to be there to balance the energies and to hold space for humanity. You can join them, and when you do, you will not be in any hurry to cross over into the fifth-dimensional frequency range either, because your greatest sense of joy and fulfillment will come from helping others to recognize that all they have to do is let go of the heavy weight they are dragging around so they can join you in the light.

That is all for now. We are Thymus. We are the collective of ascended masters, and we are always amongst you.
 
Daniel Scranton 
 
 
 
 

Friday, May 5, 2023

In a World that Few Hearts Survive

In a World that Few Hearts Survive

By Steve Beckow

Posted on May 5, 2023


“Who knows what tomorrow brings
In a world few hearts survive.”

Thanks to Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes. (1)

I’d like to continue our conversation from yesterday. (2)

Why do so few hearts survive?

As we discussed yesterday,  I think the problem is inherent in the structure of our communication in a Third-Dimensional world. I’d like to take another pass at the subject. I apologize for any repetition.

Most of us, particularly men, live, whether we’re aware of it or not, only at the intellectual level of reality.

At that level, we seem to congregate around polarized intellectual questions of good/bad, right/wrong, beautiful/ugly, etc.

As far as I can see, the ego, whose pre-occupation is our survival, operates at this level to create stories throughout our lives, drawn from events, as we discussed yesterday, that represent us self-servingly.

In other words, we emerge from our carefully-groomed stories looking and sounding good, right, beautiful and all other good things.

We emerge responsible for all good outcomes and not responsible for the bad. We’re responsible for victories, not defeats; gains, not losses; fortunate outcomes, not unfortunate; etc.

In all ways, we de best.

This self-servingness works to counterbalance the criticism we get from others and the resulting lack of self-worth which seems so common in our society. All of it goes on outside the experience of love.

We create alliances with people who will agree with us and “buy” our story … I almost said, our BS. And this is as good as life gets, as long as we stay at this level. No love (not the love I have in mind); (3) just self-righteousness.

Meanwhile, in my opinion, a lot of harm is caused because, for every one that’s right, someone gets to be wrong; for good, bad; etc. That leaves a lot of bruised feelings and animosity that, these days, few hearts survive.

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The next level up is the experiential. That recognizes that there is a whole world of experience that we may be shut off to, without knowing it.

But knowing it allows us to see in a much fuller way why the other person does what they do and what it is they need.

Ask this person how they feel and they’ll likely respond: Good or not so good. If you persist, they may get disturbed as people do when asked something they don’t know. … OK, as I do when asked something I don’t know.

As a society I’d say, respectfully, that we’re out of touch with our feelings. We’re not used to observing and being aware of them. We don’t know how to name what we feel.

We don’t appear to have a well-developed emotional language. Our emotional IQ is not what it could be. And perhaps will be.

I know it took me six weeks of a twelve-week resident encounter group in 1975/6 to discover that I was out of touch with my feelings.

Our feelings are what motivate us to act. “I was so angry, I protested.” “I was so touched, I wept.” “I was so much in love, I couldn’t help myself.”

We then consult our thoughts on what to do, unless our feelings are so strong that they dictate our immediate action. Then it looks like we acted “unthinkingly.”

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Why I write is that I want to encourage folks to widen their communication net to include the experiential/emotional.

When we do, we immediately find that we’re getting the information from our partner or others that we need to make an informed and friendly decision. And they no longer feel vilified or attacked.

If we’re the listener, in my view, we need to listen for is the speaker’s feelings. We then mirror them back to confirm our understanding: You sound (disappointed, discouraged, elated).  Once their feeling is acknowledged, most people appear to move on to the next subject. Interestingly.

I think, if we were able to ask folks, we’d find that one chronically felt need in our societies is our desire to be heard. Really heard. Until the speaker has had a chance to get all the pieces out there on the table. (4)

I won’t go into the subject here more than to make this plea and develop it elsewhere. In my opinion, we need to add to our intellectual sharing an emotional dimension to more authentically present ourselves and be more deeply understood.

The alternative is to engage in intellectual discussions of right/wrong, leaving residue that festers and drives separation.

If we want to be loved and appreciated by our partners in communication rather than being hated and  opposed, if we want our hearts to survive, we need to expand our range of communication and eliminate the focus on good/bad, right/wrong.

Footnotes

(1) Up Where We Belong. Joe Cocker and Jenner Warnes.

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(2) See “Talking on Two Levels: Two Solitudes?” 

(3) Transformative love is apparently seventh-dimensional:

Steve: The space that I call transformative love, what dimension is it?

Archangel Michael: It is the Seventh Dimension.  (Archangel Michael in a personal reading with Steve Beckow through Linda Dillon, Jan. 20, 2016.)

(4) For more on the subject see:

Steve Beckow