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Pre, Post, & During-Forgiving: 3 CMM Success Strategies

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March 22, 2013

 Greetings, lightworkers and earth angels!

 

For those who missed the last Chakra Mirror Math meetup study group, we practiced 3 Chakra Mirror Success Strategies: pre-forgiving, during-forgiving, and post-forgiving, all to keep the heart chakra open which causes all the other chakras, including our 8th chakra which is our soulmate’s heart chakra, to open and fill with love.
 
Pre-forgiving is starting the day by joining in prayer with the Circle of Angels that perpetually surrounds the earth and envelops it in a cocoon of divine love, asking God to flood the hearts of everyone on earth with Love. This starts your day on FULL.
 

During-forgiving is a little RnR — Request ‘n’ Receive Love from the other person’s guardian angel. In any situation where another person is not sending you love, visualize their guardian angel standing behind them and flooding you love to neutralize any other energy they may be sending you.

 
 
And post-forgiving is using the Forgiveness Method to induce the desire to forgive, and then giving that intense desire for another person’s ability to feel love to God in the form of a prayer. Why would we do this? Because during the act of desiring another person’s happiness anyway, not because they have earned it with behavior that we label as deserving it but simply because they exist, we love them the way that God does — this act of unconditional love transforms our heart into the conduit for the healing power of divine love, turning our heart chakra into a freeway that allows love to stream at high speed directly from the heart of God into the heart of the person we are forgiving. Why would we want to do this? Because once people can feel Love again, they no longer hurt others because they no longer have the desire to! For this reason, forgiving not only heals past pain, it prevents future pain of the same nature.
 
 
 
 
Try these 3 chakra mirror math success strategies today and feel what a difference an open heart chakra makes.
 

Angel blessings,
Snow Angel ^i^

 

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Heart Chakra State Pen

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February 25, 2013

As we forgive, our heart opens. On the way there, we encounter many survival strategies that allow us to deny the pain of Separation from God. This excerpt from my book, Chakra Mirror Math, uses a metaphor to explain them.

 

Let’s now walk together through the various sections of a metaphorical Heart Chakra State Penitentiary and out the front door into Forgiveness Freedom as the heart opens.

 

 

Our heart is most closed when we are trapped in the solitary confinement of Apathy where we claim that we don’t care what other people think, what other people do, or what other people say. We’ve built walls instead of boundaries because we do not know how to forgive and, if we left our heart open, we would soak up other people’s pain as if it were our own, endangering our very survival. Let’s leave the corner of Apathy tucked into the basement of Heart Chakra State Pen and enter the long attractive corridors of Pride Prison where the cells look just like your home, your workplace, your house of worship, your school, your health club, or even your favorite restaurant or shopping mall. The invisible bars of the cells in Pride Prison protect us from Regret, Sadness, and Shame and help us compare ourselves to others and thus derive a superior sense of self by concluding that we have more, that is to say a greater quantity, of a survival ensuring quality. Now let’s go up a flight of stairs to the first floor of Heart Chakra State Pen and notice how many people there are arguing with each other. They’re predicting each other’s futures, each one worse than the next. “What goes around comes around,” one promises, banging a gavel in the dark musty chamber of a Vengeance Tribunal. Someone else tops that declaration with a bang of her own gavel and pronounces: “Everything we put out into the universe comes back to us three-fold,” which gets one-upped by another prisoner who now bangs his gavel: “No, everything comes back to you ten-fold,” to which another enslaved soul shouts, “No, the punishment is eternal! Eternal damnation in the fires of Hell!” and all of them are oblivious to the terrible irony that it doesn’t get worse than the torment they’re already suffering: not being able to feel God’s Love right now which is why they feel compelled to sentence others to such punishment and “consequences.”

 
We hear some yelling coming from down the hall so we head out of the dank confines of the Vengeance Tribunal and go toward the noise. Gosh, we notice, it’s sure hot. And humid. So hot and humid! In fact, it’s hot as hell! Wait a second, it is Hell! “Welcome to Anger Hell” says the blinking neon sign, as if we didn’t know from all the raging – and the heat. But these people seem to be angry about something in particular. Underneath the ranting monologues, that would transform into dialogues of problem-solving action plans if only the people knew how to forgive, there does seem to be a thread of logic and reason. These people are so close! If only they’d take action, they could resolve everything they are so worked up about! Why don’t they? Because they don’t know how to forgive, so in the mean time, Anger is literally saving their lives by protecting them from Sadness they would drown in if they acknowledged it. We watch them and remember, “Until and unless we know how to forgive, it’s not safe to acknowledge Sadness, but until we acknowledge Sadness, it won’t ever occur to us to forgive. A vicious cycle ensues.” As the sweat drips off our forehead, we look for the exit.
Hooray! A door! Two angels stand on either side of the door, and as we wave goodbye to them and cross the threshold, we think, “Freedom! Almost there!” And we are almost there, but first there’s a drawbridge that runs over a moat where we see tons of fellow human beings clinging for dear life to packing boxes and trash and other debris that float in the murky waters of the Moat of Shame. As we watch from the drawbridge, we wonder what they’re doing and why they don’t simply climb out of the water and onto the bridge. All they would do to be free is stand up and walk out of the murky water in the moat and keep walking another three steps to the drawbridge and another ten feet to the road and find a shower and be free! So why don’t they? The reason they don’t is that, by wallowing in Shame, they are avoiding both more Shame and more Danger. They are doing the human equivalent of the canine practice of submissive urination, literally making a mess of their own lives in order to let everyone around them know: “I am not a threat. I can barely survive, never mind thrive, so you’ll never compare and contrast your life to mine and feel inferior.” They do this in order to prevent attack (“I am not a threat so, hey, there’s no reason to attack me! Seriously, please don’t hurt me! Please!”) because, as children, they were attacked for any reason and no reason. They were shamed and endangered to the point that their very survival depended on displaying submission all the time. It then becomes the basis of their identity as adults and subsequently, their lives, like the moat outside Heart Chakra State Pen, become filled with refuse they don’t dare remove. We feel sad for and with them (the indicator of our openhearted empathy, in contrast to pitying them – feeling sorry for them – which is an indicator of a closed heart and a compulsion to seek the superior position in a power/control dynamic) and this empathy motivates us to pray for them to be healed of all pain and sadness and filled with Joy by the Power of God’s Love.

 

 

 

 

Then we decide to head down the drawbridge and get out of this place. But there are hordes of people at the end of the drawbridge who stand, as if paralyzed, at the edge, only a step away from the road. They’re an inch away from Freedom! “Go!” we shout to deaf ears. But they’re stuck on the Sadness Bridge because their very survival depends on this display of submission. We get stuck on the bridge when we don’t cry which would excrete the toxicity of Separation from God through the tear ducts; feeling Sad is actually resisting sadness. Crying is acknowledging Sadness. Chances are good, the probability is high, that they are unaware of how brilliantly logical it is for them to do nothing in terms of their own lasting survival. If they took any kind of action to get anything, they would have something, and the more they would have, the more they would have to lose. They avoid the dangerous threat of loss that could cause even more Sadness simply by doing nothing! Simply by taking no action, they protect themselves from Danger and save their own lives. They avoid meeting people they could love, and the fewer people they love, the fewer people it will hurt them to lose. These people are displaying submission to Life itself, a life that has been a cruel master thus far. Ironically, they avoid more sadness by staying sad, just as the ashamed people wallowing in the moat avoid more shame by staying ashamed.
We are about to pray for them too when we notice someone free-falling out of the corner of our eye. Wait a second – is that a parachute? It is! People are parachuting off an alcove of the roof of Heart Chakra State Pen! Whoa! we think and wonder what it would be like to be brave enough to do that. And we would be brave enough if asserting dominance over our survival instinct’s compulsion to avoid Danger was the only way we could protect ourselves from the Shame and Sadness of being afraid. Remember when we learned that Shame and Sadness are intrinsically dangerous because we can’t survive if we don’t think we deserve to exist, and that we can’t fight or flee danger or protect and provide for our offspring and cry at the same time? “Fearless” people avoid the danger of Danger by constantly proving they aren’t afraid by rushing up to dangerous situations, and they protect themselves at the same time from the danger of Shame and the danger of Sadness that acknowledging Fear could cause them.

 

 

People who engage in high-risk behavior, whether they are bungee jumping or gambling, whether they are shooting up heroin or having unprotected sex with many strangers, whether they are rushing into burning buildings to rescue others or are hunting down dangerous criminals for a living, are constantly displaying their fearlessness. “I’m not afraid,” their actions declare. And they aren’t. These people as children were endangered almost to death by someone they loved and were old enough at the time to consciously realize that that person did not love them back. They were not young enough to fall back on denial of that awareness but, not knowing how to forgive, were still compelled to deny the sadness of it, somehow. It was devastating (sad) and humiliating (shaming) to realize that that person did not desire their happiness but intrinsically dangerous to acknowledge either the Sadness of the loss of that person’s love or the Shame of being so humiliated by someone they loved so much. Sadness and Shame aren’t only Sadness and Shame for these people. Sadness is Dangerous Sadness and Shame is Dangerous Shame.

 

 

So these people’s very sense of existing – not just whether they deserve to exist, but whether or not they do exist anywhere at all in the Universe – depends on displaying their fearlessness. These people are also addicted to the rush of Relief that thrill provides and the roof of Heart Chakra State Pen is swarming with people who are addicted to Relief, in any and all of its direct and indirect sources. We wave goodbye to them, and join in prayer with their guardian angels for God to fill them all with Love before jogging gently up the road and away from the prison.

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God and the 7th Chakra

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February 14, 2013

Forgive someone today for not loving you the way God does, that is to say, intensely, eternally, irrevocably and not because you earned but simply because you exist.

 

People sometimes ask me, why all the pleases and permission requests in the first two steps of the Forgiveness Method? (That’s where we ask God to “let” our guardian angel stand behind us and “please” fill our heart with love, etc.”)

 

It’s about inviting God into our 7th chakra of Authority, making only God’s Will the dominant force/energy “up in” our crown chakra, neutralizing the influence of any energy up there not aligned to New Mercy/Forgiveness Paradigm and love and joy and healing. Remember, any energy up in our 7th chakra profoundly influences the quantity and quality of life we experience down in the 1st chakra!

 

God’s Will = God’s Love = Divine Love and divine love is the Power that created the entire universe. That’s the kind of power you want to tap into when acting as the conduit for the healing power of divine love. And it not only works to open the heart of the person you’re forgiving, it works to open your heart — and through the 4/4 chakra mirror — the heart of your soulmate as well.

Maybe the most important person to forgive today for not loving you the way God does — that is to say, intensely, eternally, irrevocably and not because you earned but simply because you exist — is you!

 
Maybe the most important person to forgive today for not loving you the way God does — that is to say, intensely, eternally, irrevocably and not because you earned but simply because you exist — is you!

 

Angel blessings,
Snow Angel ^i^

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Imagine a calendar going into the future for the next three years

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February 2, 2013

Today, think of someone who has hurt you or hurt someone you love. Now imagine a calendar going into the future for the next 3 years. On how many of those 1095 days will there be an x for another person who will be hurt in the same way by this same person who hurt you or someone you love?

 

What if you could prevent the pain and suffering of *all of these people?* Imagine these “future people” all standing together in a circle. All of their future pain can be prevented!
 
To prevent it, make yourself the conduit for the healing power of divine love by forgiving this person who hurt you or someone you love. During the moment of forgiveness, divine love floods from the heart of God into our heart and into the heart of the person we are forgiving. Once they can feel Love again, they will no longer hurt others in the same way in the future! Why? Because they will no longer have the desire to.
 
Forgiveness heals pain and prevents future pain of the same nature!

 
Angel blessings to you!

 
Love,
Snow Angel ^i^

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The Circle of Angels Soulmate Prayer

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January 6, 2013

Greetings, lightworkers and earth angels and new visitors to my site!

 

 

If you’ve ever attended one of my events, you know that at the very end I remind everyone present that the most powerful contribution that you can personally make to the shift from Old Justice/Vengeance Paradigm to New Mercy/Forgiveness Paradigm is to join in prayer with the Circle of Angels every morning. It’s also a great way to start your day on Full.

 

 

God, I join in prayer with the Circle of Angels that perpetually surrounds the Earth and envelops it in a cocoon of divine love for everyone on Earth to be healed of all pain and sadness and filled with Joy.

 

 

Why would we want to ask God to fill the hearts of everyone on Earth with Joy? Because when people can feel God’s Love (an emotion known as Joy), they no longer take action to hurt others because they no longer have the desire to!

 

 

So today, let’s join in prayer with the Circle of Angels for all soulmates on earth to be united or reunited!

 

 

 

God, I join in prayer with the Circle of Angels that perpetually surrounds the Earth and envelops it in a cocoon of divine love for all soulmates on Earth to be united or reunited in totally harmonious joyful ways!

 

 

 

That’s it! Simple prayer, extraordinary result: your heart chakra becomes the conduit for the healing power of divine love to open your 4th chakra, your 8th chakra (your soulmate’s heart chakra), and humanity’s collective heart chakra!

 

 

I say this one every single morning — my alarm goes off on my phone, I turn it off and check my email on my phone, then before I even roll out of bed, I join in prayer with the CoA for World Joy!

 

 

Try it today!

 

Angel blessings,

Snow Angel ^i^

 

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Simple prayer, extraordinary result: your heart chakra becomes the conduit for the healing power of divine love to open your 4th chakra, your 8th chakra (your soulmate’s heart chakra), and humanity’s collective heart chakra!

 

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Q & A with the Angels of Forgiveness

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January 1, 2013

Happy New Year, Lightworkers and Earth Angels! Resolve to forgive every day this year and your heart will be flooded with divine love. You will also become a conduit for the healing power of divine love!

Q & A with the Angels of Forgiveness

 

Isn’t forgiving just letting go?

The idea that forgiving means letting go or releasing is based on a fascinating conclusion drawn by the human being who couldn’t feel anything but sadness and anger. Sadness and Anger had inundated that person’s third and fourth chakras, so in order to achieve a feeling of control over potentially life-threatening emotions (enough Sadness causes suicide, the ultimate display of submission; enough Anger causes homicide, the ultimate assertion of dominance), the human being made a brilliant (though flawed) decision: These emotions do not have a hold on me. I have the hold on the emotions. And how does this help me? Because IF I have the hold on the potentially life-threatening emotions, THEN I can let go of them whenever I want to.

 

The flaw in that logic is the perception of who has the hold on whom. Uncomfortable emotions have a hold on us. They are like firefighters shaking us awake in our beds in the middle of the night because a heart chakra conflagration is engulfing our very life. Negative emotions (which would simply be emotions if we had not been taught to label the ones that others might not approve of with the adjective “negative”) wake us up to the fact that: there is someone who is requesting our forgiveness and (in the majority of cases) that there is also an action to take in order to right a wrong or prevent further injustice. Forgiveness is the water that will put out fires such as, but not limited to, fear, anger and sadness.

 

An emotion is an indicator of the degree to which we can feel God’s Love. Joy is being able to feel God’s Love. Anger and Sadness are indicators that we cannot (temporarily) feel God’s Love. There are few things more terrifying than emotions that threaten to overwhelm us. Our survival instinct is aware of this and will help us make whatever decision is required to avoid the danger of drowning in emotion, even if that conclusion isn’t based in logic. The idea that we can release or let go of an emotion puts us back in control, back on top of that lifesaver, safe from the danger of the murky waters in the sea of ungrieved loss below. Now, control is not power. Control is leveraged from the third chakra and requires constant denial of sadness which consistently depletes our levels of Inspiration and Drive, anchoring our lives in a continuous cycle of survival. Acknowledging emotions, now that it will be safe to do so, because we will know how to forgive, makes the lifesaver unnecessary. We will be free to swim about, happily and creatively, thriving now, instead of simply surviving.

 

Why forgive using a method?
In addition to providing reasons which motivate you to forgive, the Forgiveness Method teaches you how to forgive at the same time. Think of something you know how to do very well, such as cooking a certain dish, mowing the lawn, sewing a button onto a blouse, changing the oil in a car, or something else you’ve done many times that you now accomplish with a high degree of skill. What is the first step you would take to begin completing the task? Who taught you how to do it? If you learned through self-teaching, via trial and error, remember how good it felt to finally figure out what steps were necessary to take and in what order to yield the most satisfying results? We can look at forgiving in this same light – as something we can learn how to do – and with practice – do very well (with a high degree of skill) and yield satisfying results.

 

Why forgive with the angels?
The Forgiveness Method calls on the angels of forgiveness in step one and your guardian angel in step two because the angels embody forgiveness. Everyone on Earth has a guardian angel who loves them no matter what they’ve done, are doing, or are considering doing in the future. They love us the way that God does, not because we have earned it with behavior that deserves it but simply because we exist. When we say the forgiveness prayer after step three, their participation (when they join us in prayer) opens our heart that much more. This is because angels personify God’s Love for us, the desire for our happiness (the ability to feel Joy) no matter what we’ve done, are doing, or are considering doing in the future, so their presence alone increases the effectiveness of any prayer. Add to that our conscious request for their participation, and the prayer’s effectiveness is multiplied. Everyone on Earth – everyone, no matter who they are, what they’ve done or what they’re plotting for the future – has a guardian angel. Everyone. Everyone on Earth is loved by God, not because they have earned it or deserve it, but simply because they exist and that is why each person experiencing Separation from God on Earth is assigned a guardian angel. To recap, we forgive with the angels because they embody forgiveness and thus their presence alone increases the effectiveness of our forgiveness prayer.

Lessons in Forgiveness

Forgiving God

It is one thing to forgive another human being for hurting you, but to forgive God for allowing everyone to be in pain in the first place and then hurt each other because they’re in pain doesn’t make sense to most people. People ask, Why do bad things happen to good people? The angels of forgiveness remind us that bad things happen to bad people, too, and God allows people to hurt each other in order to give us all the opportunity to learn how to forgive which is to love the way that God loves, not because anyone has earned it or deserves it but because they exist. Without opportunities to forgive, we would never truly know what love is. We exist to learn forgiveness, to be given opportunity after opportunity to choose to love for no other reason than because we can – that is power. Consider for a moment that though you may have grieved incredible loss and endured terrible abuse and attack in your lifetime, undoubtedly you have also felt the joy of hearing the music of a song you can’t get enough of (perceiving sound), laughing at a funny movie or TV show (perceiving joy), or given thanks for warm sunshine on your face or a cool breeze on a hot day (perceived physical sensation and visual stimuli, light). In Heaven, when our souls were still merged with God in a state of blissful Oneness, yes, we were experiencing ecstasy but we didn’t know it, couldn’t perceive it. Now going back to the good song you can’t wait to come on the radio again, the refreshing breeze, etc., God couldn’t allow us to perceive any of those delights without also allowing us to perceive pain. This is because Separation from God allows us to feel everything – not just joy – and is the only way we could perceive anything, good or bad. And God wanted us to be able to perceive the very best thing of all: Oneness. When we were merged in Oneness with God in Heaven, our soul had not yet separated from our soulmate’s soul. Therefore, Oneness with your soulmate is Oneness with God because the last time you experienced either was when you were experiencing both, before Separation. However, the only way we can ever perceive the depth of such bliss is through making love on Earth where Separation allows us to contrast the moment of Oneness with the moment of Separation before and after. To know that beauty, that incredible gift of being able to give one other human being a tangible reminder of what Heaven was, and is, here on Earth, during that reunion of souls, is the whole point. Yes, forgiveness is beautiful, it’s God’s will and we’ll all learn it eventually. But the indescribable beauty of the merging of our soul with the other half of it, our soulmate, and the merge of that whole back into the heart of God is to merge with all of creation, everywhere, to dissolve space and time boundaries and know the inspiration that drives the expansion of the entire Universe. To make love is to create love, and to create love is to know God.

 

 

Forgiving Yourself

As we shift out of the Justice/Vengeance paradigm and into the Mercy/Forgiveness paradigm that will create Heaven on Earth, we will grow in faith and all her expressions: patience, joy and mercy. Every time you remember a situation where you hurt someone else, you can strengthen the Mercy/Forgiveness paradigm by forgiving yourself. The Forgiveness Prayer for forgiving yourself is almost the same as for forgiving others. “Please, God, let me be healed of all pain and sadness and let ______ be healed of all pain and sadness. Please don’t let me hurt anyone else the way I hurt _____.” Then you can apologize and make amends. If the person is no longer in your life, you can apologize to their soul. Imagine they are there in front of you, and say, “I’m so sorry I hurt you. I hope you are having a good life and I send you love in the form of a prayer for your happiness.” (Then do pray, asking God to heal the person and fill them with love.) Whenever you have a memory of a time you hurt others, forgive yourself. If you do not forgive yourself, you will not stop punishing yourself for past mistakes by unconsciously engaging in the sabotage of your present. Forgiving ourselves, then, involves viewing the past in the light of wholeness, taking responsibility for how deeply our actions and words can affect someone else (as we know first hand from experiences where we were hurt), apologizing and making amends. For so long, you may have thought guilt and shame were the same thing. Not so. Guilt is a teacher who will remind us (through our memories) how deeply our actions and words affected someone else in order to bring the mistake to our awareness. But if we were humiliated for making mistakes as children, we will associate feeling bad, Guilt, with being bad, Shame, whichis the state of feeling unworthy of existing and directly conflicts with the human survival instinct. Then, Denial of the mistake, or of our ability to make mistakes at all, Pride, becomes a matter of survival – literally a matter of life and death, of feeling forced to deny ourselves as flawed (and thus human!) in order to avoid Shame. We learned to use this lifesaver from parents or other authority figures who made us earn love and acceptance through behavior that deserved it. We don’t just exist because God allows it, they taught us, we must earn the right to exist, and won’t continue to deserve it without continued behavior that they approve of. This teaches us that love is approval, not the acceptance of ourselves as both flawed and still lovable which is the way that God and the angels love us. Such childhood lessons can impel us to try to forget about things we said or did or to unrealistically minimize the emotional impact they had on another person. When we are loving, our actions and words bring joy to others and create Heaven on Earth. When we aren’t, we remind others of the loss of Oneness with God. Those mistakes have already been forgiven by God but if we deny that we have made any, it won’t ever occur to us to forgive ourselves. Heaven on Earth will be achieved once everyone on Earth has forgiven others, God and themselves.

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Lots of Presence

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December 25, 2012

Merry Christmas!

 

 

Did you get some presents? How about the gifts you gave to others? Which gift did you spend the most time picking out? Did the person who received it like your gift the most of all the presents they received?

 

 

We call a gift a present because it is something we offer to someone in their presence. This is fascinating because when our heart is open, our presence is often the most valuable gift we offer. This is because when the heart is open and we are actively desiring the happiness of other people in the room, God is able to use our heart chakra as a conduit – a divine tunnel – for the healing power of love.

 

 

When we love other people, we desire their happiness – happiness is the ability to feel God’s Love. So when we say, “I’m so happy” what we mean is, “I can feel God’s Love for me right now.” When we desire other people’s happiness, we want them to be able to feel that profound emotion known as Joy, and to be filled with it. Prayer is a desire – a specific kind of desire: a desire given to God. So when you actively desire someone else’s ability to feel God’s Love (joy) by briefly closing your eyes (to clear your 6th chakra of any images you may hold of the other person that may not be in keeping of their soul’s vision for their life) and asking God, “God, please let _____ be filled with Love; please let _____ be filled with Joy,” divine love amplifies your desire an unquantifiable number of times.

 

 

It’s often more difficult to ask God to fill the hearts of people who have been unkind to us or someone we love with Joy because we simply might not want them to be happy. Especially if we perceive happiness to be a reward. In that case, if we think of happiness as a blessing or a reward that someone has to earn with behavior that deserves it, we might ask ourselves, “why would we want to desire someone’s happiness when they’ve hurt us?”

 

 

How the angels see it

But if we view happiness in the light of wholeness and truth – happiness is an emotion also known as joy, not a reward – then we can view the situation from the other side, the way the angels see it. They see emotions in terms of cause and effect. Emotions are causes of actions (effects). When people can feel God’s Love (are filled with the emotion Joy), they take actions that bring others joy. When they cannot feel Love, they will take actions that bring others opportunities to forgive. In other words, people hurt others and cause pain to the same degree that they are already hurting and are already in pain (not necessarily in the same exact ways, but with the same frequency and intensity).

 

 

So now, please think of a situation where you weren’t feeling particularly desirous of anyone’s happiness – it might have been on Thanksgiving or Christmas or at some other family gathering — and please let a person come to mind whose heart you might hesitate to ask God to fill with Joy and then consider this: when people can feel Joy, they don’t take actions that cause others pain because they have no desire to. By asking God to fill this person’s heart with divine love (which will cause her or him to feel an emotion called joy or happiness), they will no longer hurt others the way that they have hurt you or people you care about because they will no longer have the desire to. When we desire other people’s happiness in this way – even though they have not earned it with behavior that deserves it – we are loving them anyway, that is to say, forgiving them! So when we forgive, we not only experience our own heart opening and filling with love, now that the other person’s heart is filled with love, we will have prevented future pain of the same nature at the same time! How? Because they will no longer have that desire to hurt others.

 

 

Taking an action that prevents pain, such as forgiving, is one of the greatest acts of service we can offer during our lifetime on earth, and because forgiveness is something we can offer to everyone in our presence anytime, anywhere, we can view life as a series of holidays, each 24 hour period transformed into a holy-day every time we embrace it as an opportunity to give the gift of divine love to anyone in our presence.

 

 

Push through to the other side

As you read these words and are filled with inspiration, please take a moment to feel the warm radiant cocoon of love that surrounds you as your guardian angel stands behind you, her hands warms on your shoulders. Peace from the heart of God floods straight into this angel’s heart: imagine now that that same peace, steady and healing, is streaming from her heart into your heart as waves of divine light and love. I invite you, from this place of love, to push through to the other side, and view all of the people in your life, anyone who has ever caused pain for you or someone you love, as being the ones who gave you the gift – lots of presence – by allowing you the privilege of loving them not because they have earned it with behavior that we label as deserving it, but to love them simply because they exist, that is to say, to love the way that God does: for no reason. This is power, the power that created the entire universe, the power that keeps soulmates yearning for each other and finding each other, the power that sustains not only the expansion of the universe but the expansion of all of humanity’s collective heart chakra! This is the power that heals pain and sadness and transforms grief over the loss of Oneness with God back into inspiration and faith. If you have read this far, my brother and sister lightworkers, I ask you to consider that at a certain point of openheartedness, the act of forgiveness, because it fills us with Love, becomes its own self-replenishing source of Joy. We then seek opportunities to forgive, not only to serve others by embracing the moment of desire which transforms our heart into the conduit for the healing power of divine love which in turn prevents future pain, but also to touch, in that moment of loving someone, the heart of God and in doing so, to merge back into Oneness with all of creation, everywhere in the entire universe, to transcend Separation in a place so deep inside your heart, that only the bliss of oneness with the other half of our soul, our soulmate, can compare.

 

 

Go for it: this season, go deep into your heart and push through to the other side.

 

Happy New Year,

Snow Angel

 

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How fast does forgiving someone heal them?

Filed under: difference between, divine love, forgiveness, God, Justice, Vengeance by Snow Angel — Comments Off
November 28, 2012

When we desire another person’s ability to feel Love — despite the fact that they have done or said something that was unjust — and give that desire to God in the form of a prayer, we are forgiving that person. Forgiving others will heal them. Their rate of recovery depends on the number of people giving this desire to God and how closed the person’s heart was before they started to heal.

 

The rate of recovery depends on the number of people giving this desire to God and how closed the person’s heart was before they started to heal.

 

By forgiving, we serve not only God by requesting Mercy, and serve Justice by preventing future injustice of the same nature, we simultaneously serve all of humanity as the heart of every person on Earth opens by the power of God’s Love.

 

(This is a  brief excerpt from a longer post about the difference between justice and vengeance from June of 2011. You can read more by clicking here.)

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This Election Day, Vote for World Joy

Filed under: 2012, divine love, forgiveness, God, New M/F, Old J/V, world joy by Snow Angel — Comments Off
November 6, 2012

There are 4 ways we vote: with our ballot on election days, with our time (for whomever we choose to spend our minutes and hours on), our money (and whenever we buy an object, we are simultaneously voting for the government policies of the country that object was manufactured in), and our words.

 

 

 

 

When you speak or write, are you communicating your desire for World Joy?

 

When we affirm with our written or spoken word that what goes around comes around or that someone will have to endure the wrath of God or some other type of divine retribution, we are missing an opportunity to prevent future pain of the same nature by forgiving that person. We are voting for future pain of the same nature to happen instead! Forgiving prevents pain because it transforms the forgiver into a conduit for the healing power of divine love. When people are healed by divine love, they no longer hurt others in the same way because they no longer have the desire to. In contrast, when we communicate our desire for another person to go into karmic debt or to be punished by God on Judgment Day, we are are loudly and clearly voting for the endless cycle of Old Justice/Vengeance Paradigm.

 

 

This election day and every day, let’s vote for New Mercy/Forgiveness Paradigm and World Joy!

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Want to feel 100% more open hearted by this time tomorrow? Try this simple exercise over the next 24 hours

Filed under: divine love, God, heart chakra by Snow Angel — Comments Off
September 4, 2012

How would you like to double the amount of time you spend each day in joy? And literally enjoy your day? You can, starting right now, with one simple request:

 

Ask God:

Put just the desire to love in my heart.

 

Try it now if this feels like a possibility to you. Close your eyes and put your non-dominant hand over your heart and ask God, silently or aloud, to put just the desire to love in your heart.

 

 

Now, over the next 24 hours, any time you feel any emotion other than joy, faith in the increasing probability of a peaceful harmonious future for all of humanity, or acceptance of both the shadow and light that Separation from God allows, simply ask God, “Put just the desire to love in my heart.”

 

 

 

*So when you find yourself running late and feeling stressed, you can ask God, “put just the desire to love in my heart!”

 

*And when you find yourself stuck in traffic, you can ask God, “put just the desire to love in my heart.”

 

*Or at a restaurant or store where you see a parent use words as weapons to humiliate a child, you can ask God, “put just the desire to love in my heart.”

 

*And when you see attack ads on TV or hear them on the radio during this election season, you can ask God, “put just the desire to love in my heart.”

 

 

 

God’s desire to love is the driving force behind the creation of the entire Universe — imagine what this desire to love will do to open your heart and your heart chakra! And be sure to let me know your results on my Facebook page. I’ll be checking for your comments to see how it worked for you!

 

 

Angel blessings,

Snow Angel ^i^

 

 

 

 

 

 

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