We would speak of forgiveness

We would speak of forgiveness.  We do not judge, nor label nor wish for retribution.  The soul entombed by ego-personality is very capable of that.  We would turn you to your thoughts, as thoughts are prayers, a magnetism that draws and attracts a likeness to itself.  The frustration of humanness. 

Why live a human life at all?  Why indeed?  The eternal quest for experience brings us many places, to many realities, through many truths, trials, and tribulations.  The soul’s efforts at rising above bodily entrapment are priceless examples of experience, timber for the fires of evolution into at-one-ness.  We must leave you to your own devices once a choice has been enacted.  Yet, try we do to teach a kinder way.

You ask, is there a kinder, more compassionate way?  Yes, beloved.  Forgiveness.  Humanity is mistake-prone by its very nature and design.  The limitations imposed on the human race exclude no one.  All life forms are subject to the same strict laws.  Why?  Because we are all one, eternally and forever.  Judgments and criticism and humiliation constrict the growth of the originator and begin a multitude of self-destructive, self-created acts of inverted love.  We cannot penetrate an aura polluted by such a frequency, and the recipient of such sees only itself in others, in all life everywhere.

Do you wish yourself so blind and love emaciated?  What went before, what has passed, has passed.  Let go the reins of shame and forgive.  None be blamed.  To thine own self be true.  Accept responsibility.  Examine your choices.  Own your experiences, and seek the strength, courage and guidance that precede change.  Love thyself, enough to forgive, make heartfelt amendments and seek the kinder way. 

The light of the Beloved illumines all with forgiveness.  It is the soul that never forgets, so oft by guilt, shame or the illness that locks it into the karmic cycle of reincarnation.  Forgiveness is a major emotional body release, wrenching from soul the veil that disguises true self-love and unconditional love for one and all.  Any act of forgiveness invites the Grace of God deeper into one’s life.  The loving art of forgiveness brings the courageous soul closer to the rapture we would call Heaven.

White Eagle