7pm ~ 8:30pm JST Thursday 26 August 2021
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This week we upgrade your self-conception as a GENERATOR of JOY no matter what arises.
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Weekly Alignments offer tools to get you present with your Self in the now.
Weekly Alignments include a lot of channeled material coming from Source as I receive it in realtime, depending on questions and comments from the attendees present.
7pm ~ 8:30pm JST Thursday 19 August 2021
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Ever wondered why they call it “a good cry?” Find the joy in living, even within our darkest challenges.
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Weekly Alignments offer tools to get you present with your Self in the now.
Weekly Alignments include a lot of channeled material coming from Source as I receive it in realtime, depending on questions and comments from the attendees present.
7pm ~ 8:30pm JST Thursday 12 August 2021
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This week we develop and expand our ability to feel and enjoy BEING alive, instead of seeking joy externally.
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Weekly Alignments offer tools to get you present with your Self in the now.
Weekly Alignments include a lot of channeled material coming from Source as I receive it in realtime, depending on questions and comments from the attendees present.
7pm ~ 8:30pm JST Thursday 05 August 2021
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This week we feel joy in our physical bodies, welcoming joy from within.
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Weekly Alignments offer tools to get you present with your Self in the now.
Weekly Alignments include a lot of channeled material coming from Source as I receive it in realtime, depending on questions and comments from the attendees present.
No matter which side of any debate you are on, I want you to find your answers from within your Self, streaming in from your personal connection to God instead of from the chaos of (social) media.
Stop reading this email and just chill for a moment.
How long did you chill? Five minutes? One minute? One second?
Every second, 8+ hours worth of content is uploaded to Youtube. Trying to keep up with everything is literally impossible for a human. Let God filter through all the details of life and guide you in the best way.
You may ask, “how does God guide me?”
“Through your feelings,” I reply.
Follow your sense of joy; follow your sense of excitement. These are how you feel as you are following your calling, your optimal path.
Following this optimal path, led by following your joys, you take on bigger and bigger projects, more closely aligned with who you are.
When stepping up to projects closer to your heart, you may notice fear in the mix. This is due to your desire that the project comes out the way you hope. Fair enough. Move toward your excitement, stepping through that fear. It will likely turn out a lot better than you expected.
Living life with a sense of joy increases your level of happiness coming from within, allowing you to nourish yourself as times get tough and to be a symbol and model of joy for those around you. Partners, children, co-workers, employees, bosses, friends all love to be around you for the energy you bring with you.
Some of my greatest joys are walking barefoot and climbing trees. These help me stay connected to my physical body and connected to the natural world.
Another of my greatest joys is listening, whether it’s to let you get something off your chest, or to help guide you through the labyrinth of messages in your mind and emotions in your body.
Sticking with the basics, we have joy and fear.
is how I feel when I have what I want, or I don’t want what I don’t have. I am aligned with what is, and have no need or desire to change it.
is the emotion which says I don’t have enough information. This is usually about an unknown future. I come to a proverbial fork in the road and could simply choose arbitrarily, but if there is a part of me that wants to choose the “right” option, I may feel fear about choosing the “wrong” option. This could paralyze me until I cannot choose without more information about what each option entails.
Next, we have sadness.
is how I feel when I recognize I have lost(*) something. I had it, and now I don’t have it. I feel sad. The message here is simply to acknowledge the experience of having, whether it was an object, a pet, or a fellow human. This is what funerals are for: to acknowledge that the person who was with us is no longer here (in the physical sense). We take the chance to experience the loss in its fullness, allowing acknowledgement of the new situation so we can move on.
Anger is a slightly different emotion. There are a few different emotions that we lump together under one label. Generally speaking, anger is an emotion that comes up when boundaries have been crossed. So-called righteous anger could be when personal space or personal property has been encroached or taken.
In general, if emotions are held in the body, they can cause problems, so it’s best to express emotions as soon as possible so our emotional bodies run smoothly.
(*) Loss is something of a false belief in that I never had it in the first place, but this line of inquiry goes beyond the basics outlined here.