A Prayer to the Father

In this short message from William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council they give us a prayer and a thought that we can rely on in times of need.

Questioner: If you would care to give a formal prayer or would you prefer to suggest a particular way of praying?

The Council: As to a formal prayer, we would suggest the "Our Father." As to a way of praying, simply ask the Father that you are never foolish enough to be used, to allow yourself to be used as a channel for negativity or Satan or whatever term you wish to apply to the negative forces. Ask him to seal off all that from you and instead allow you to be used as a channel of light of His Divine Love because this is your wish to serve His Will. Those basic words repeated to oneself with the intention that they fall on the ears of the Father could be considered as a prayer. Any words are a prayer to the Father if the intention is proper.

If you are willing to forgive those that go against you, you will be forgiven too. The true forgiving means that one must not continue in those things that we are forgiven. If you are worried whether or not you are forgiven for some of the sins in this present expression, attempt with sincerity of heart not to commit them again. Do you understand?

Questioner: Yes, I do.

The Council: And they are forgiven. Ask that you be forgiven for your trespasses and they will be forgiven, but do not make a mockery of this. Do not run out and commit sin and then get back to your home and say forgive me. This will only go on for so long and then you begin to make a ridicule of the situation. You begin to ridicule the forgiveness of the Father. So then you become guilty not only of committing the sin but of insulting the Father.

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Forgiving and Forgetting

Questioner: Is that part of life, people being tested all the time to see if they can forgive and forget?

The Council: Well, it is a part of the life that your world has made, yes. That is not the way it was supposed to be. Do you understand?

Questioner: Yes.

The Council: It is sad but that is the life the world, the way it is made now, and it was made that way through the actions of man, not through the desire of the Divine Presence. His desire was to have a life full of happiness, joy, sing and dance and laugh your way to spirituality, back to Him. That was His desire. But you have a free will and He cannot interfere with that. So He must sit back and wait for you to change your ways, to understand what life is really supposed to be.

There are things that we cannot forget and we cannot forgive. Those are crosses that we must learn to live with, but whenever crosses like that are brought to us, they are not always injustices. All individuals have a past. That is the thing accusers must be knowledgeable about or must understand.

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Satan – Part 3

There are many souls who are seeking and growing spiritually but in our world today we know that there is still much more that could be done. In the final of this three-part series William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council, points that out in this quote from the Research and Study Group session titled Spirituality is an Attitude.

The Council: So, one thing that you can all look forward to: Once you leave the material manifestation, you will not have to worry about Satan tempting you.

Questioner: The spiritual level that these negative forces work from, is that the world of formation that you talked about once?

The Council: No, we have not talked about a negative realm yet; in fact, we have deliberately avoided it, hoping that if you can understand the beauty that lies before you, why should you even be concerned that such a thing exists for you will have no part of it then? One of our tasks is to make each of you realize on a conscious level so this will facilitate your own personal soul or you as a true spiritual entity, to make you aware on a conscious level of your rightful place, of the potential that is there, the greatness that is you, if you will but try, and we mean, just try. Many souls in the material manifestation now or in the physical plane say they try, but it is pure rationalization. If one tenth of those who say they have tried would have tried, then the spiritual explosion that would have transpired would have been so powerful that it would have carried millions of other souls on to development or perfection. So you see, how much trying has there really been? How many little things have you actually done for someone else? And these are the steps to spirituality; it is the little things. There are only so many leaders; it is the soldiers that make up the body; and it is the body that is needed. What good is a head if there is no body to carry it?

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Satan - Part 2

In this quote from William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council gives us insight into the power of Satan.

Questioner: Could you please give me an understanding of Satan and his forces?

The Council: Satan is the total collection of all the negativity that has ever existed, coming to a central focal point so that when it is necessary this negativity can actually manifest and develop into a form, whether it be the traditional pitchfork and red-suit or whether it be in an actual physical form. Do not take Satan lightly. In NO way should you be that foolish. Satan is as real as you are, whether you look upon yourself as physical or spiritual. As to his angels they are the individual entities who allow themselves the selfishness that create the darkness within. Whether one thinks of Satan or his angels, be wise to know that it is real. At this very moment if one of you were to allow themselves to be used as a channel for negativity, you could if that negativity were to desire, you could be responsible for an actual manifestation of a demon or what have you right within this room now. Just because the light is in here does not mean that the darkness cannot be lurking by too. So when the Bible speaks of Satan, heed those words. For there is a Satan; there is a Lucifer; there is a Devil. But be wise to know too that it is the total negativity of all that there is. This should not take away from its actual danger but should add to it.

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Satan - Part 1

William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council explains why God allows Satan to exist.

Questioner: I was wondering why didn't God destroy Satan when he became a force for evil?

The Council: Because you must have the free will to choose whether you will return to your just place or whether you will leave your just place. IN other words if the Father did not provide the opportunity for you to do, to have a choice whether you wish to live in the Light or in the darkness, you would not have free will. You would be predestined to only His Will which would not really give you free choice, then. Does this explain it sufficiently for you?

Questioner: Yes.

The Council: This may be hard for you and the rest to understand but it was out of God's Love for you, for us, for all, that He allowed the negativity to exist, so that we would not be forced into doing only His Will. We are given a free choice, to either live or die, and we mean this, of course, on a spiritual level.

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A Comet in the Sky and Secrets of the Pyramids

In these answers to a couple of questions William LePar’s spiritual source points out that some of what we concern ourselves with belongs to the “old ways” of thinking. However, within this information there is still nuggets of very valuable advice.

Questioner: Is the comet in the eastern horizon before sunrise of any spiritual significance?

The Council: Only if you wish to give it so. There is much said about such things that appear in the heavens. Most of it is silliness. It is true large masses do affect the physical but only to the extent that you wish it to. You can overcome anything that has been given to you or placed before you. Some would say that the coming of a comet would indicate a new vibration or a new influence in the physical. We say foolishness, foolishness. If you wish it to affect you, certainly it will. It would be wiser to raise your eyes to your Father and ask for the strength to do His Will and so doing this He gives you the strength to overcome anything which may hinder your progress.

Questioner: Thank you.

The Council: You are most welcome. You see you cannot always mix the old with the new. Such beliefs belong to that of old times. In their own words they say that the universe, that man, that the heavens, that all that is, is in a new cycle, growing onwards evolving upwards, yet they attempt to drag you backwards. Listen to the contradictions. This one here has more than once pointed out many fallacies to you all.

Questioner: Would knowing the secrets of the pyramids be helpful in our spiritual growth?

The Council: If you wish to resort to the mystical or occult methods, then the knowledge of the pyramids would be necessary. If you wish to bring yourself under the New Dispensation given to you by your Infinite Father the knowledge of the pyramids are useless. If you choose the old way you bring upon yourself a much more difficult road. If you accept the dispensation given to you, then you walk a much easier road to perfection or your at-one-ment with the Infinite Father. To play with the pyramids is no harm, but to become involved in their significance, we suggest this is foolishness.

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Faith Versus Works

The following is an interesting dialogue between a researcher and William LePar's spiritual source, The Council.

Questioner: This sort of skirts that faith versus works issue that a lot of churches debate. Can you have faith without works? Are you saved by faith or are you saved by works?

The Council: Oh, we hear a lot of religious rhetoric this evening.

Questioner: Well, we just saw the movie "Luther."

The Council: If you have faith, you are going to have works. If you have works, you eventually will have faith. Are we dodging your question?

Questioner: No.

The Council: One cannot go without the other. One cannot be without the other. It is just a question of which is going to come first with the individual. It is like changing yourself. As it was mentioned earlier, garbage in, garbage out. Good in, good out. If you do not have faith, doing things of a goodly nature will stimulate that faith. Having faith will stimulate good deeds. You cannot have one without the other. It is just a question which will manifest first with an individual. Does that answer the question?

Questioner: Yes, it just makes me wonder why religious people have been arguing about this off and on for hundreds of years?

The Council: Well, that is one of the problems with man and his interpretation of God. He refuses to bring himself up to God's level. He constantly wants to drag God down to his level. Make God in man's image. That is impossible. That is impossible. When you do that, then you have mass murders in the name of God, which is a gross offense to Him, a gross offense. What makes the difference what you call your God? As long as you recognize that there is a Divine Presence and you have been conceived and given birth by that Divine Presence, period, end of discussion. No need for anything else. It is insignificant, immaterial, what you call the Father of your essence. You can call Him anything you choose. You can say He looks like anything you choose. It is not important. What is important is that you realize that all of you, all of us on this side, recognize only one Divine Presence. Of course, we have the benefit of not having a body, so we really do not see each other in terms of a figure, so to speak, or a carcass or container, so to speak. We see the love and the quality of that love, which in itself has a very defined body, not to your understanding, unfortunately, unfortunately.

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Situations Where Bravery is Needed - Part 2

This expands on the previous posting from William LePar's spiritual source, The Council.

Questioner: Back to this idea of bravery and standing up for what you believe in. When there are beliefs that you hold strongly and everybody else around you does not, but you can see that they would be beneficial if the other people did, does that come with time when you know when it is right to speak out about it or are you committing a sin of omission by not speaking out about it?

The Council: Sometimes we speak louder simply by our actions. Do you understand?

Questioner: Yes.

The Council: The strongest voice you could have is your actions. Sometimes the weakest voice is talking about it. Do you understand?

Questioner: Yes.

The Council: Let your life be your voice. Let your life be your example. Others will see. They will probably choose your advice much quicker by seeing you live it than by you talking to them about it. Of course, if they ask you a question, naturally you will give them an answer. You see?

Questioner: The truth, you will give them the truth.

The Council: Yes, of course.

Questioner: I was just wondering because there have been a couple times when Bill has said don't bring yourself any unnecessary grief about mentioning some things to other people. Say, for example, my pastor at church.

The Council: That is true. Why create yourself any unnecessary problems? Live your life. You do not have to tell people what your beliefs are. Live them. They will see it, but they will see it in a way that they can understand. Words sometimes can be confrontational. Do you understand?

Questioner: Yes, I do.

The Council: If you live what you profess to believe, you eliminate the sermons, thereby eliminating the misunderstanding or the offensive words because of ignorance on the part of some people.

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Situations Where Bravery is Needed - Part 1

Questioner: You said it takes great bravery to be a true child of God, when you use the word "bravery," are you referring to "bravery" as in life-threatening situations or are you referring to "bravery" as in a person standing against popular concept, popular social beliefs, so that they are following the path of God?

The Council: Well, let us say, we are speaking more of the second example that you have given, the internal strength of standing up for one's standards, the Divine Principles, although there are times when physical bravery runs hand in hand with the internal bravery. Do you understand?

Questioner: OK, thank you.

The Council: Sometimes, let us go to an example that most people could relate to. Suppose a child is in a burning building and someone runs and rescues the child, and that individual loses their life. That takes great bravery, but before that kind of bravery can be demonstrated, the internal bravery of one who has high standards must exist someplace within that individual for them to have a high enough conscience to be able to risk their lives for someone else. So, one cannot go without the other in the example we have given you. But, how fortunate the majority of mankind is that it is not necessary for them to risk their life and limb to prove their worthiness spiritually.

Questioner: Council, you gave the example of running into a building and giving up your life to save somebody. Isn't there a lot more realistic ways to give your life for somebody, just like taking care of somebody for their life or something like that?

The Council: Well, certainly, certainly. That is another badge of bravery. We gave that as an extreme, but it is an extreme. There are many ways of giving your life for someone else. Dedication to another individual. When you make a commitment to an individual, you are basically giving your life up for them. So, there are all forms of bravery. Two people who are in love and make an honest commitment, they are giving up their individuality to serve the other one. Both should be doing the same thing. There that takes great bravery, great bravery. Especially in your world today when there is so much

darkness of self-indulgence. Does that answer the question?

Questioner: Are you saying, someone like that would be brave because they are giving up their self-indulgences?

The Council: They are giving up their life which means they have already given up their self-indulgences. Certain things have to come in order. You have to be willing to give up your indulgent life, that puts you in a position where you understand your value as an individual, therefore you are able to give up yourself in benefit for someone else. You see the order?

Questioner: Yes, definitely.

The Council: So, there is an order in spiritual evolution, if we might use that term and do not take it literally, "spiritual evolution." You are already spiritual, it is just a question of are you going to exercise it or not. If not, you are going to lose it. It is that simple.

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Making an Effort

This short quote from William LePar's spiritual source, The Council, should uplift us and encourage us to try new things even if we may fail.

The Council: "An effort to bring about a more godly situation is always productive and beneficial.  You should not be concerned whether the effort is successful or fails.  You should be concerned with the fact that an effort was made.  What you do now is one more stone laid in the foundation for your future tomorrow, and what may appear to fail today could be the very seed of success tomorrow."

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Stepping Aside as an Act of Love

Stepping Aside as an Act of Love

In this interchange between William LePar's spiritual source, The Council, and a questioner we are given an example of bravery on the part of parents.

Questioner: Would that be like an example of parents letting their child go out into the world when they really don't want to, they want to protect them, but they kind of push them out into the world because they know it is better for them or they know they have to learn?

The Council: Yes. That does not mean that your parents love you any the less. They are giving you your freedom, and that is the same with loving. If the person who is priority on your list to love, if they willfully step out of that position, it is an additional act of love on their part. Do you understand?

Questioner: Yes.

The Council: Not a rejection. There a dilemma may rise up. What do you do? Well, if you are lucky enough to be in a situation like that, you will be in a situation to love more than just one priority. So you cannot lose when you are dealing with love. Very well.

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Protecting Yourself from Evil

In this quote from William LePar's spiritual source, The Council, they take a strong stand on workplace harassment. We are all taught to be kind and caring but there are times when a strong stance is necessary.

Questioner: How do you protect yourself from evil in today's world, especially in the work place where everyone is out for themselves, trying to get ahead at any cost, and you are there with these people for so much of the day, nearly every day?

The Council: The simplest way in your world today, is do not react in like manner. You know what the appropriate attitude and actions are. Be steadfast. In some cases, that means one must be somewhat withdrawn from the individuals they work with or have to deal with. This does not mean that you are uncivil, of course, you are civil, and you are appropriately kind when the situation calls for it. But to become personally involved in their pettiness, you are only allowing them to drag you into their own negativity. In the world today you must stand tall and strong. If you do not, you will lose. Only the strong and the brave will succeed.

Questioner: What about in the workforce if you have one person that always gets people roused up, just over petty stuff, and then you try to keep things calm but she continuously does that? Is there any way that a person should try to handle that in a better situation?

The Council: If the person is doing this out of ignorance, then maybe simply calling their attention to it will be sufficient. But if the individual is one of those types of people who likes to cause problems then you can address that individual a little more firmly and point out that this is not the appropriate way to act, nor is this the way that the atmosphere in a workplace should be. In some cases, with some people who, for whatever sick reason, find themselves in a power situation by creating commotion where they work, with those individuals, you simply call them to task on it. If they cannot understand civil conversation, then simply tell them to shut their mouth. Or the other alternative is to point out to others that they are a troublemaker. Sometimes it is necessary to use a little determination in dealing with the ignorance of some individuals.

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Ice Age of the Heart - Part 3

Here we finish the discussion between William LePar's spiritual source, The Council and a group of questioners at a Research and Study Group session on spiritual growth.

The Council: One other remark to what we have just said. Do not always rely on the person you are giving this love to to be totally honest with you in regards to your shortcomings. You may think you are giving enough love, and you may ask that person, "Are you happy?" And in order to be kind, they may say yes when there is great pain still there. Keep that in mind. Make sure the love you give is a love of quality, and we might add, to insure your profitable return, not only quality but quantity. Very well.

Questioner: And this just does not apply to like a spouse or family but in everyday life?

The Council: It applies to anything and everything. We addressed it specifically to interacting with another individual, but it is a principle that can be applied to all, all relationships.

Questioner: So, for example, when you continue to be kind, as another word for loving, to someone say at work and they just continually hurt you or don't return it and are just nasty. How do you keep it up?

The Council: Well, if someone is just a sour apple, you try to sweeten it a little. In a case, in a situation like that, if they are not willing to accept the sweetness, then take your energies some place else and allow them to indulge themselves in their own negativity. Now there is a situation with individuals that you work or casual acquaintances where yes, make an effort, but do not allow those people who are negative to draw you into their own negativity by occupying all your energy and time so that you cannot give it to others that will benefit from it. Let them stew in their own sour grapes after you have offered to help, to give. Do you understand?

Questioner: Yes.

The Council: All you can do is offer charity, we are using "charity" now in the strictest of Biblical senses which incorporates all the forms of love, not charity as far as necessarily as just giving to the poor. Do you understand?

Questioner: Yes, I do.

The Council: Be charitable to all individuals, but those who do not appreciate that charity, then shake the dust from your sandals and move on. Sometimes that is the best you can do. Possibly in the future they may remember that kindness and seek it out again.

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Ice Age of the Heart - Part 2

Ice Age of the Heart - Part 2

This is a series of questions and answers from William LePar's spiritual source, The Council, based on the previous posting where The Council described our world today existing in an Ice Age of the Heart.

Questioner: Why would a person choose not to love?

The Council: That befuddles us. We should be asking man or mankind why he chooses not to love. The reasons are as numbered as there are individuals. There is no real answer to that question other than selfishness which then creates loneliness which then creates desolation of the soul. Does that answer the question?

Questioner: Yes. Now it is a conscious choice, right?

The Council: Well, whenever one does something unloving, it is a conscious choice at one level or another or at many levels. Some people are nasty, being so, fully conscious. Others are nasty because there are underpinnings that surface in the conscious mind that make them react unkindly or unlovingly towards a given situation. And that occurs because they have not put in those things that raise the spirit. Do you understand?

Questioner: Yes, thank you.

Questioner: You said that we didn't put in the things that helped the spirit. Are you saying like garbage in, garbage out?

The Council: Very accurate. Very accurate. You can only be, you can only reach, you can only see what you have put into yourself. Do you understand that?

Questioner: Yeah, but even then we are still quite capable of blocking that, even all the good that comes in?

The Council: Put enough of it in, and you will succeed. If you think that you can put so much in and you still do things that should not be done, then you have not put enough goodness in. You have not pushed yourself enough. You have not eaten of the banquet set before you. You have chosen to eat artificial food that looks as good as the banquet, but gives no sustenance to the soul. Does that answer the question?

Questioner: Yes, but kind of brings up another one. You were talking about the heart and how cold we are with the heart. OK, so if we want to change, how do we develop good attitudes to start opening up our heart?

The Council: Take advantage of what is around you. If someone loves you, return that love and more, in any way that is necessary. Seek out to make your partner happy. Seek out to make your mate happy. Seek out to make your family happy.

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Ice Age of the Heart - Part 1

Although this posting may seem foreboding, William LePar's spiritual source offers hope for those willing to make the effort.

The Council: Mankind, at this present time, exists in an ice age of the heart. We will repeat that. An ice age of the heart. In your world today, there are the users and the used. The common denominator with this lifestyle is loneliness, again, the common denominator is loneliness. Man has not learned that his only source of happiness is in his ability to love. There is no loneliness when one chooses to love, and if you have been blessed with a love or a great love, where loneliness does not exist within you, you are experiencing the best and most perfect of loves. Be ever grateful, be ever grateful. Be sure that you are giving as much as you are receiving. Be sure that if your loneliness has been taken away by the one you love, make sure that that individual also is absent of loneliness. This necessitates then you loving more than what you are presently giving. How sad man will exist in this ice age of the heart. The terrain will become more hazardous, more dangerous, and darkness will become even darker. This will continue to those who refuse to love, their hearts will be frozen to the point where it cannot be thawed out. They will choose everlasting state of the ice age of the heart. Those who venture forth from this dark, bleak time and begin to give of themselves will rise above that into spring meadows and warm sunshine. They will resurrect themselves above the coldness of man's world. They will be reborn into the springtime of eternity.

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Do Not Fear The Darkness

The Council: Many times, what we say about your society is not pleasant to hear. With some of you it creates a little fear. Do not allow fear to govern your life because you are going to miss all the joy that you are able to have. Enjoy the good that is in you, enjoy the good in your life. Do what good you can do in life. You are not going to change the world, but you can change yourself, and that is what is important. Be happy with what you have because you have all the opportunities to eliminate another reincarnation. You have all the opportunities to shut this door of schooling down so that you can begin to truly evolve on the other side in the God-made heavenly realms. We invite you to be with us. What more can we do? Recognize darkness, recognize evil, recognize negativity, or whatever you choose to call it, but do not be a part of it. You know what is right, and you know what is wrong. Do that which is right, and you will be guaranteed success. Have the right attitude in everything you do. Then you will reap the benefits of those actions in more ways than one. In so many ways you will not be able to count. After it is all said and done, you are going to realize that it is nothing more than an attitude. And all of you at some given point in time on the other side will say, why didn't I just change my attitude? Well, we cannot give you the answer to that. Only you have that answer. We are telling you now, it is your attitude that will make you or break you. Be happy that you have a loving Father and that you are an exact mirror or copy of Him. The potential you have to love and care is so great that in your wildest imagination, you cannot begin to realize how much power you have.

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How The Council Got To the Heavenly Realms.

This is a follow-up to the previous two postings from William LePar's spiritual Source, The Council. Here the questioner asks The Council how they got out of the physical world on a permanent basis.

Questioner: Is it safe to assume that you got to where you are by just simply loving yourself and giving to others in return?

The Council: Ultimately, after all the stupid mistakes all of us have made, yes. We are only here because we finally woke up. It is not because of any great accomplishments, it is because we finally woke up, we began to respect the beauty that God has created in us. We began to respect our heritage as His offsprings. Once you do that, whatever time you have left in your lifetime will be sufficient, more than sufficient to clear up all your karmic debts. It is that simple. It is that simple.

The one factor that very few times do we talk about and very little is understood. Bad karma has to be worked off and dissipated. Good karma is always with you. This one (Mr. LePar) has said whatever good karma you create is yours forever, for eternity, but most important for everlasting. You cannot use it up, you cannot wear it out, you cannot diminish it. It is always going to be with you. That is why we have said with each lifetime you have enough good karma to accomplish whatever need be accomplished in that given lifetime. Every good deed you do with love is good karma that you are creating. Good karma is the kind of karma you cannot see, you cannot touch, you cannot feel. It is a strength and a conviction that you have. It is the basis of the love that you demonstrate to others. 

How Do We Know That We Love Ourselves

How Do We Know That We Love OurselvesThe following discussion occurred in one of William LePar's Research and Study Group sessions. It is a follow-up to the previous posting where Mr. LePar's spiritual source, The Council, discussed Giving What We Don't Have, posted previously on this website.

Questioner: How do you know if you love yourself? How do you know that you truly love yourself and it is not your ego talking?

The Council: Well, what do you do in life for others? That is a good yardstick of measurement. What is your attitude as you are doing them, these things for others? Understanding there are times when you must be a care giver or a provider that you get disgusted, you think that you are not appreciated. Well, when you begin to feel as though you are not appreciated, then you better take a second look at your feelings inside. Why should you be appreciated for doing good for someone else? That is your privilege, your honor. You should do it with humbleness. You should be grateful. Every time you are responsible for an action that is spiritually beneficial to another individual, that in itself should be all that you need. There are times in doing and giving, you do get tired, you do get disgusted. This is understandable, but if this hangs on too long and begins to cause you to question whether you should continue giving or doing, then you must reexamine yourself because you have not reached the point where you truly love yourself. Again, periods of time where one gets disgusted, even feels like throwing their hands up and walking away, these are all natural emotions and can be expected in a variety of situations. But the person who really loves themselves in a godly way continues through these periods of darkness or trepidation or whatever you choose to call it, and comes out on the other side still carrying the torch of achievement. They have not cowered in the corner as a coward would do.

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A Blessing for 2017

The Council:  It is with all the love that we can possibly send to you that we give a blessing to you all. We hope that the Divine Father expresses Himself to you as He has to us.  We hope that He gives you the understanding and the wisdom to use that which has been given to you. And as we hope you pray for one another, we too shall pray for you. At times when we are made aware of certain information it seems to become insurmountable, but that is only your human weakness that sees it as such. Remember nothing is ever given to you that you cannot fully overcome and have much to spare. Keeping this thought in mind and having faith in your Divine Father and His Love that He has for you, know that you will have more than is enough. Know that you are His chosen children. Know that you are most assuredly instigated by Him, and that you do have a very specific purpose in His Plan and that you do absolutely have the strength to fulfill it. May our Father and our Savior bless you all.

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