Rituals
of the Mind
If everyone is shouting, no one can
hear the lone voice in the wildness. That is the
way it is with telepathy, how do you hear just one
voice out of the many? In the cacophony of
multiple minds, to speak or listen to just one
person takes training. While the world is not
speaking mind-to-mind at present, who's to say
whether in our children's, children's, children's
time, that may not be the case. And with the rules
of rebirth in place, that could mean it may be
ourselves in that far off future. With that as a
very real possibility, it can be made more so by
getting into practice now.
After years of working with telepaths and having
one for a twin soul, some etiquette has been made
known to me and the rest is just common sense.
Past lives and years spent being raised in a 3rd dimensional
environment have led us to acquire prejudgements,
prejudices, envy, and opinions best kept to our
selves. In a telepathic community, that is
something hard to do so those in that community
have already learned they aren't constructive for
growth anyway.
Eliminating those traits from our thinking now,
takes a dedicated yet doable ritual maintained on
a constant basis. On the base, it is the many
species of beings one deals with on a daily basis as
well as the genders, races and lifestyles
that we down here subconsciously or consciously
categorize. In that possible future, we too may
have multiple races we would be interacting with
us a daily basis so how does one prepare for a
future of mind-to-mind communication? One has to
start small, such as the simple continuous ritual
of having total empathy for everyone
and everything.
As Sananda said in the "Fulfilling Oaths" podcast,
"Don't crucify yourself". He was of course
speaking of his life in the 3rd dimension as Jesus
Christ and it is from his experience that we can
begin to acquire that empathy. His time on the
cross as a 10th dimensional being in a 3rd dimensional
body allowed him the ability to block the pain but
that is not what he choose to do.
He used his higher dimensional understanding to
instead affect other people but restricted himself
from self-healing. When we reflect on his
suffering, we can empathize with what he went
through and what he went through was a better
grasping of the human experience. A sacrifice that
to this day helps him do the work he does.
Taking a page from his book then brings the lesson
to do unto others and be grateful for what others
do to you, regardless of anything other than the
fact that they are human. They too may be sharing
that long, far-off future with you. As a final
note to help in getting there, remember his other
lesson that to ascend to great heights, one must
start from great depths. Even if getting there
means having had to travel from great heights like
Sananda.
In love and
light,
Russ & Karra,
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