Dear readers
We would like to share with you two new channelings by Pamela and a new article by Gerrit which have been published on jeshua.net :
Understanding the Body’s Language
Pamela channels Jeshua
You have to treat the illness as a friend, a friend with which you slowly get acquainted, and who will gradually tell you how it feels, and what is its message. To enter the path of illness is always to enter the territory of the unknown. Something new wants to enter your awareness, and it is often a deeper level of self-love. Through the pain and the suffering, this level of self-love will eventually grow inside you, and requires of you a high degree of surrender in order to receive the message, or the answer, of the illness.
Pamela channels Jeshua
To bow to yourself means completely accepting yourself as you are now – totally being yourself and letting go of everything else, as with one gentle out-breath. Being complete in the moment is true humility, but that is not all. In this humility, in bowing to yourself, lies a trust that there is a perfect seed-being within you that wishes nothing more than to break open, to flourish, and to grow. What nourishes that seed-being, what makes it burst into bloom and growth? It is your silent attention, your appreciation and nurturing, which most feeds this seed-being.
What we should teach our children about our Inner World
Article by Gerrit
Typically, however, most children listen to implicit messages they receive from their parents and teachers: everything about the outer world is important, while the inner world is not – you should not devote too much attention to that. We now see the effects of that emphasis on the outer world: depression, burnout, health problems. It goes even further than that. Because we see the world through the eyes of our unconscious fears, we see enemies even when they are not there. As a result, there are enemies and
battles everywhere.
All these problems can be avoided if we would raise our children differently – if we would teach them how to deal with their inner world – if we would encourage them to learn to appreciate the richness of that inner world – if we would teach them to approach the dark side of their inner world lovingly rather than condemn it – if we would communicate to them that the inner world is infinite – if we would impart to them that deep in that inner world lies an infinite source of wisdom that they can always return
to.
Wishing you a happy and peaceful Christmas and may love and light accompany you now and in the New Year.
Warm regards
Gerrit and Pamela
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