Motivated By Spirit

As a specie we have embraced an arrogance which informs us we are the epitome of God’s creation. Furthermore we believe this small sphere, on which we are living a physical experience, is the only inhabited planet in the Universe. Additionally, we believe that a small minority of us have the only key to enter the kingdom of God. It almost leaves me ashamed to think the prevailing consciousness of this planet is so exclusionary; and somehow I am a party to such restrictive thinking. Whether it is by excluding myself, or excluding others, every exclusionary thought I have adds to the store of such thoughts; holding us apart from the joining, which is our collective destiny. We are designed to think of ourselves as unique. That is because we are. There is an infinite variety of us; no two of us are exactly alike. Because we are not alike does not mean we are not equal; nor does it mean we are not united in a unity which makes us into a whole being. What our uniqueness says is...

The Universe loves me as a vital part of Itself. That is not a statement any ego can make, but the truth about each soul on the planet at this time. Today at church I was privileged to spend time in the presence of two Indigo children. My energy soared and now I can hardly sit still; the exchange was so vibrant and invigorating. I am so honored to share space on the same planet with those who are coming to change the trajectory of the prevailing consciousness we have here on the planet. And it is changing. Yesterday I saw a program on the television saying how the city of Los Angeles had a spiritual ceremony once a year to bury the ashes of the bodies of those who were not claimed and had to be dispose of by the city. Because we have become so fragmented in our relationship with one another, some of us die with no other human to miss their presence. Collectively, the city of Los Angles stepped up and claim those bodies as belonging to a fellow member of the human race, and do ...