Transmissions from The Elohim

We have previously mentioned the seriousness with which we view your current world. It is on the brink of collapse either financially, physically or metaphysically. Or all three. Can we be more clear?

We think not. What is your best action?

We do not wish to be doom sayers. The situation has been created by the collective mind and it can only be corrected by the same method.

What will it take for you to change your mind? To focus on the internal rather than the external?

To focus on giving rather than getting?

To focus on loving kindness rather than judgements and criticisms of your neighbours or the world at large?

What will it take for you to realise and accept  you are a living, evolving  energy within the great body of the Source of all Light? Will you pause even for a moment to consider these things?

When you realise you, as a soul entered this earth plane to learn to love as you have never loved before and in so doing harmonise your karma so you can become lighter, and you choose to daily follow this path, noticing how life flows more easily and naturally without angst and pain, you may make it a habit.

We ask you to seriously consider our suggestion. We cannot interfere in your lives. We can guide and this we do.

We leave you now and will come again.

 

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Chaos in my coffee: Was Shakespeare a poet and philosopher?

Childhood hours were often spent lying back on the grass, just watching the amazing pictures created by the clouds.  It is more socially acceptable recreation for the adult me to look at the clouds from, say, a café whilst drinking coffee.  I sometimes check the ‘clouds’ in my coffee cup just for the fun of it.

Today’s coffee had chaotic steam trains chasing around the rim, a surprising change from the woolly sheep, dogs and similar ‘pictures’ usually found there.  According to the search engine (on my mobile device, not the coffee), the word ‘chaos’ means “complete confusion and disorder, a state in which behaviour and events are not controlled by anything.” (that’s good – opportunities abound in a state where behaviour and events are not controlled).  My coffee steam trains certainly fitted that description.  We humans could also be described by the physics dictionary definition of ‘chaos’: “the property of a complex system whose behaviour is so unpredictable as to appear random, owing to great sensitivity to small changes in conditions”.  That is better still!  Just like Shakespeare said through Mr Henslowe, we only need to keep the goal in sight, stay in the moment, be sensitive to small changes around us and be open for the miracles to occur.

Shakespeare in Love
It’s a mystery! screenplay by MARC NORMAN & TOM STOPPARD;
( Shakespeare would have loved it!)

HENSLOWE
Mr. Fennyman, let me explain about the theatre business.  The natural condition is one of unsurmountable obstacles on the road to imminent disaster. Believe me, to be closed by the plague is a bagatelle in the ups and downs of owning a theatre.

FENNYMAN
So what do we do?

HENSLOWE
Nothing. Strangely enough, it all turns out well.

FENNYMAN
How?

HENSLOWE
I don’t know. It’s a mystery.

Do you think Shakespeare was boring (school Shakespeare definitely was), a poet, a prophet, a philosopher?  His plays contain all the drama, pathos and romance of the humanity he understood so intimately.  He also used strategic comedy, even in dire circumstances.

Good comedians can also dare use humour to explore difficult subjects that might be considered taboo or off limits if viewed any other way. Laughter truly is the best medicine (as scientifically ‘proven’). The energy of laughing is uplifting and energising, takes the heat out of a tricky moment or awkward situation and allows us to deal with the tough stuff, still with grit and determination, but in a more balanced and energised way.

So what about those chaotic steam trains in my coffee?  Well, I choose Shakespeare over Plato on this one.  Since all the world’s a stage and I am the writer of my own story, those trains are full of miracles, gifts and opportunities for me to catch at the first opportunity I create.

May you, too, enjoy the opportunities for expansion and growth as life presents them.

Much love,

Christine