Good day entities. And a fine day it is as you move on the path of self-recognition.
When I say self-recognition, I am meaning the knowledge of remembered God.
In the throes of physical expression there comes a time when you come face-to-face
with what you have assumed of yourself and what you know of yourself. There
is a vast difference. What you assume of yourself is laden with thoughts
and notions of life that hold the various accoutrements of personality that
comprise the composite of experience that you recognize as who you are and
what your life is.
I would wish for you a far deeper understanding and the glorious acknowledgement
of your true sense of beingness to emerge from the superfluous assumptions
of reality. Could it not be said that all assumptions are superfluous? Could
it not be said that the clarity of the moment is designated by the power
of love? Could it not be said that the recognition of who you are is imperative
to your ascending movement on the prism path of truth?
Entities, each of you is God. Each of you is an aspect of this magnificence
of Love, Light and Beauty that is our Father. Each of you is rendering forth
your particular and unique essence into the glorious melting pot of God.
You do this by being who you are, even though the clarity of who you are
may elude your senses and sensibilities.
Who you are may appear to be contingent upon the effects of this presumed
reality that you are all currently ensconced within. What I mean is that
you are dreaming an elaborate dream, one that holds the illusion of a vast
reality born of physical expression. The offspring of this expression is
a mass belief in the facet of fear that explains the illusion to the logical
mind, enabling the logical mind to hold reference to the commonality. That
commonality then proffers the semblance of truth via the repetition of its
statement and through such repetition, does the common belief build, hence
the common experience becomes the ”valid and true” reality.
Let us take, for example, the concept of death. This is, by far, the more
consuming conceptualization of your collective minds. The vision of life
is punctuated by the vision of death and thusly you hold within you the idea
and the memories of the fragility of life and its impending demise as a natural
course of events. Please allow me to offer that indeed, death is a valid
concept and one that definitely plays itself out in life, but I would hasten
to suggest that it is not the driving factor. Love is the driving factor.
Love and life are the magnificent display of the Light of our Father. In
the midst of such a display, there is movement and there is the physical
expression of such love and life.
In a linear perspective, which is your predominant understanding, the very
nature of movement holds this inescapable route from one point to another.
The mind translates that as ending your experience of one point and engaging
in new experience with another point, in other words, the death and the birth
of a new reality. Each day, under this perspective, you die a thousand deaths
and renew each moment with the birthing of a fresh, new reality.
But you call this life. This is the natural way of things. This kind of birth
and death do not render themselves a devastating set of circumstances. You
understand the inevitability of such movement and you flow with the changes
that movement represents.
When some facets of this normal and natural movement and procession of life
occur, I am speaking here of physical death, suddenly awareness of the naturalness
of the process is superceded by an immense sense of loss, sometimes punctuated
with guilt, prolonged sadness and denial. The most detrimental of these emotions
is that of denial.
Denial arises as a means of drawing the illusion of life to a standstill.
In other words, when the physical death of someone close takes place, there
is often an attempt to stall the inevitable movement that in ordinary circumstances
you recognize as natural and normal. Now, the passing of this individual
stands out as unique to the process of life and death that you recognize
as the movement of life. Somehow, this particular change is more paramount
and holds an incredible pull of emotion to attempt to stall the movement
of the progression of life.
I am bringing this concept forward to prepare you for immense changes that
are inevitable in your spiraling movement on the ascension path. Your ascension
itself is a process of change and transition. It is the exquisite journey
Home, the pathway to the Light of God, and the recognition of self in the
Wholeness of the Father. To make that transition requires participation with
life and life renders participation with death. All of it is involvement
with love and when you recognize that, you recognize that death is not an
ending but a process of the movement. Loss is only loss when this is not
understood.
The inevitability of death as a part of life is softened and the naturalness
of it is revealed in the truth that no thing ever truly dies, but simply
continues a process of spiritual evolution that defies the common notion
that something so truly awesome as the spark of life could ever be extinguished.
What I am offering here is a bigger picture of the truth that often escapes
your senses in the heat of experience in this physical reality. You have
personal experiences with family members and friends passing this expression
for another and you have mass passing facilitated by natural or unnatural
disasters. No matter the method, no matter the number, no matter the relationship,
any passing of any spark of life is only the remarkable movement of the Light
of God within the mass spectrum of life.
Movement is the key awareness here. It is like a march of life. The legions
of life are passing through experience to render wisdom to growth. The passing
is like a march on the road of Love and Life. The dust under the feet of
the marchers signifies the memories of the movement. But when the dust settles,
the movement has not stopped or even slowed down. The march continues and
the path ahead is experiencing the vibrancy of the movement while the path
behind is touched by memory.
Please keep in your heart and mind that memory is your “lifeline” to
continuity. And the lifeline of continuity to connection with a loved one
or friend is that which cannot be broken. Memory is clear and bright and
remains so as long as you do not allow ego to disrupt the harmony of the
life and death movement by stopping the movement of its flow. In other words,
ego can shake you to your core with grief, drawing your creative focus to
a finality that does not exist. Ego wishes for you to believe that death
is the end. Whole industries are designed with the end as a ruling factor.
The Ancients understood the passing as an inevitable process and honored
the movement, forever glorifying the aspect of God in motion. In recent times,
that glorified awareness has become clouded by a notion of ending that leads
to guilt and the painful forgetfulness of denial.
Remembering who you are opens the gates of heaven to your own participation
with the process of life. Your remembering of this facet of truth enables
you to free the onus of death from the yoke of fear and to transport your
notions of life beyond the physical and into the regions of forever, where
indeed, you all belong. For you all are the Light of God in moving force,
residing in a physical vehicle for the duration of a period of experience
then continuing the march. Grasp this with a sense of continuity and denial
will never strip you of your power to see clearly the Light of God. Be with
this understanding in the days ahead and follow the path of Light to the
eternity of Love, Light and Beauty.
This is who you are. Remember and pass the light on to those seeking the
light. Shine freely to light the way. Love freely to ease the illusion and
live the Truth of God. You are God. Enjoy the march into forever.
I bid you adieu. With God you are and I am. So be it. Indeed.
Copyright © 2005 by Brenda Hill
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