A Grand Time for Lovefulness
A Grand Time for Lovefulness
by Adam Abraham, Phaelosopher
October 29, 2012
Excerpts from A Grand Time for Lovefulness
I don’t know about you, but in spite of all the perfectly valid reasons to be fearful about:
- “the end” that appears to be upon us,
- what is actually about to begin,
- the chaos that is everywhere
- threats that face humanity, and
- whether there’s anything we can do about it, or
- whether there’s time,
This is a GRAND time.
While I’m sure there are many who would beg to differ, It’s a grand time to be alive, present on Earth at this time in her history. Imagine, for a moment, that you have the power to re-create it in any way you want; what changes would you make in the world to make it a better place?
You need not tell me or anyone else your answer. Just imagine it sincerely, and love it into existence.
While I’m sure there are many who would beg to differ, It’s a grand time to be alive, present on Earth at this time in her history. Imagine, for a moment, that you have the power to re-create it in any way you want; what changes would you make in the world to make it a better place?
You need not tell me or anyone else your answer. Just imagine it sincerely, and love it into existence.
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We are not, never have been, nor will we ever be the vehicle that is the physical body, itself a macrocosm to an ocean of microorganisms.
At death, for a final time, we “exit” the body through a stargate that is used over the entire course of the earthly lifetime while the body is in the state called “sleep.”
The stargate’s molecular form is the pineal gland. This gives new meaning to the idea of entering the “temple.”The only difference between our nightly sleep-time exit and final body dissociation is that at the final departure, the cord that persists during the physical lifetime between our Immortal Essence and the physical body, is cut.
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The time for the end of the grand charade is nigh, not because “they” are ready to let you see, but because sufficient numbers of you are ready to know and live in truth.
What does knowing and living in truth mean? It means loving love enough to be it yourself under all circumstances, toward all people. It means loving peace enough to embrace it yourself under all circumstances, toward all people.
A loving, peaceful person becomes a harmless person. And while the “powers that were” would have you think that the only way to protect yourself from harm is to “bare arms,” as in weapons of harm and destruction, becoming harmless actually invokes a much more effective power, in the form of your own force field.
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Our relationship to plasma, and more importantly, its ability work on our behalf, is largely unknown, and rarely consciously observed.
Better we think that we need guns to protect us, when in fact, a plasma field around us and within has been protecting us all along, that is, when we’re not believing in, or thinking of harmful methods so deeply as to bring harm to ourselves.
What we seek, we’ll find. What we fear will appear.
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Fearlessness is not the same as Lovefulness. One can be fearless, while lacking wisdom. The loveful are wise. The loveful will melt hostilities because they value and respect the life, sovereignty, and kindredness of themselves with ALL of creation, whether “born” on Earth, or in the Heavens.