Our topic today is one we haven’t spoken of previously concerning the death of a human life.
Death! The end on one phase of living life on Earth and the beginning of another. In reality, it is the freeing up of the soul from its entrapment in a human body.
The soul chooses entry into a human body often during the womb stage when the embryo is growing. Sometimes the soul enters at birth. The soul animates the human life, as does the fire of Spirit. The soul has a life of its own – a very long one. It moves in and out of human bodies until its final return to exist permanently within the energy field of Prime Creator, the One who birthed all souls into existence.
The soul has a purpose, mostly unknown to the human whose body it occupies. This purpose involves evolutionary growth. It is the same purpose for every soul resident in a human body. Sometimes, this purpose isn’t fulfilled in the lifetime and so the soul incarnates once again.
This process continues, life after life until fulfilment of purpose for existence on Earth is attained. Much karma is there to clear in this process. Most humans are unaware of this process, although this is gradually changing. The evolutionary process quickens when this purpose of incarnation is known.
The soul is an energetic essence – a package of energy with consciousness. The body is the shell it inhabits.
We leave you now and will come again.
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How do we know it’s a message?
I am Jan, and thank you, Ashtara. I am very honoured to be invited to contribute a few words to your Cosmic Currents newsletter.
Of all the newsletters I subscribe to, which are quite a few, I always open and read Ashtara’s Cosmic Currents. Her words and the timeless messages she shares with us certainly prompt thought.
I love the light bulb moments. Those times when I “get” the message really clearly. It’s a bit like a celestial pat on the back, saying, “Well done.”
I am also fascinated by how Ashtara receives and manages all these messages.
Which brings me to my point
Do you ever wonder if your thoughts are just thoughts? Or are they something more? Are they messages from your higher self, the Elohim, Pleiadians, Arcturians, or another higher being? Do you know?
I am, of course, asking the question to myself. Self-doubt is alive and well in my mind (although it’s getting quieter). As I sat down to write this article for Ashtara this morning, it was almost as if I was being given a lesson in trust.
To explain, I was waiting for some money to be deposited into my account. I know it was transferred Friday evening. I kept checking to see if it was there all weekend, even though logic told me it might not arrive until Monday. Yet, at 7:00 am on Monday morning, it still wasn’t there. By now, I was convinced I had given the wrong details. I began imagining contacting the person and then the bank. I went down a rabbit hole.
Then, a funny thing, there was one “thought” just a little louder, clearer than the rest. It seemed to rise above the “noise” in my mind. It said, “Wait until after 9am.” I decided to listen. At 9:05 am, I checked. Of course, it was there. I had to laugh. A lesson in trust. A lot of wasted energy on something I didn’t need to worry about. Can you relate?
I know this is a simple example, but there’s a more profound lesson behind it. It’s about practice. Is anyone old enough to remember repeating the multiplication tables over and over? Repetition still works for me.
We are surrounded by loving support if we choose to listen. The more I listen to little messages, the more I am trusting “myself”. I believe repetition is the key so when life-changing messages arrive, there is no doubt who the message is from. Me? My next stop is telepathy!
I hope my words add to your day. Thank you, Ashtara, for your unwavering commitment to us all and your selfless love for humanity and Mother Earth.
With love,
Jan
Dr. Jan Jervis, PhD, is a Design Advocate, Educator, Published Researcher, and Idea Coach. As a “digital immigrant,” she is passionate about sharing the insights she has gained from her 40-year career. Jan helps non-designers (who have no desire to become designers) build a conscious foundation of design and digital literacy. She believes that these skills will be crucial for a future where many jobs have yet to be invented. You can find her at https://janjervis.com.au.
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Which is your favourite love song?
It sounded like a simple and straight-forward question. Of course my brain went into review; starting with “Love is a Many Splendoured Thing” (my parents), then taking a side road via “Jolene”, “Lady in Red”, “Hound Dog” (?!?), paused for a sentimental moment at “The First Time Ever I saw Your Face”, carried on a bit with “Wild Thing”, before finally arriving at “Romeo”.
Coincidentally, ”Romeo” was performed by a local band earlier today at a country market I was visiting. A surprising and unusual validation of my choice. Another surprising and unusual time I heard “Romeo” was when my (previously non-singing) daughter chose it as her audition piece for the school drama group – impromptu, with no musical backup. I remember feeling so emotional and proud of her achievement. Since ‘Romeo’ brought up two different kinds of love for me I had to ask: “how many kinds of love are there?” Two? Love for others (everything ‘outside’ me like animals, people, nature, the divine, etc.) and love for self? But is that really true, given we mostly experience the world from the perspective of how we are affected by and feel about everything ‘out there’? So perhaps there is only one love that encompasses everything?
Various disciplines teach us that “everywhere we look, there we are”, whether it is easily acknowledged or a challenge. If we accept the principle of everything ‘out there’ being a reflection of what is inside, could we give ourselves the same respect, acceptance, love and forgiveness we show others to get some internal balance as we work through our ‘stuff’ to bring our own song of love into being?
Whilst we are on the subject of love songs, this is my all-encompassing one :-
Love
I AM Love
The Light of my soul
The heart of life made whole
I AM
I AM love
I fill the world with love enough
Love
I AM LOVE
Which song lights you up?
Christine Seed.
May you open your minds and hearts to receive and integrate these transmissions, and allow the love guiding them to fuel your daily life,
Blessings and Love,
Ashtara