Category: Separation


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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Countdown to 2012 Post 8: Sex, Drugs & … Sleep??

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December 29, 2011

The Countdown to 2012 continues … post 8.

 

Good Evening, fellow lightworkers and earth angels and newcomers to my website! Welcome to the eighth post of the countdown. (If you missed the pre-countdown post dated 12/13/11, you may enjoy reading that one first. You can also click on the tag “Countdown” at the end of this post and all the countdown posts will pop up. Just scroll to the bottom for the very first one.)

 

 

As it turns out, people on Earth are having a lot of sex. And also, people are doing quite a few drugs, and often. In contrast, people are not getting as much restorative sleep as they ideally would. There’s a divine purpose behind our human drive to seek sleep. During deep “slow-wave” sleep or delta sleep, when our brain waves slow down to between 0.5–2 Hz, the soul merges with God which is deeply restorative. (If you have ever awakened feeling totally refreshed, you probably cycled through several delta phases without awakening between them to go to the bathroom or being awakened by some external noise or touch. More on how to enjoy that high quality of sleep more often, coming up.) During REM sleep, the part of the sleep cycle during which we dream, another divine purpose is served as well. Think of REM (rapid eye movement) sleep as an excretory mechanism of the subconscious mind. It allows us to get out (excrete) all the random images and sensations that crossed our minds briefly during the day, in addition to acknowledging and then excreting those images/topics we were afraid to consider or disturbed us too much to fully process during our waking hours, through our dreams. Often, the dreams that cause us to wake up are the ones that our soul simply wants us to think about — and feel about — briefly before going back into a restorative sleep state.

 

 

Our survival instinct compels us to sleep. In many ways, the survival instinct, which also compels us to mate, eat, drink water, and seek protection from the elements, is a tool that God uses to make sure the entire species survives, not only by compelling us to meet our survival needs but to protect ourselves from emotional pain such as sadness, shame and the danger of not perceiving ourselves as existing which compels us to seek human mirrors who share the same — or at least a similar — perception of our Self as the one we have of our Self. The compulsion to sleep allows God a way to ensure that we will merge back into Oneness without having to die to do it! And the combination of REM sleep and delta (deep) sleep during a healthy sleep cycle is God’s way of ensuring that we not only merge back into Oneness but excrete the emotional and mental residue and waste (think of it as “mind excrement” or “awareness phlegm”) of our waking hours via a good night’s sleep.

 

 

Two things make it harder for our soul to merge with God during sleep: one is causal and one associated. Both are mentioned in the title of this blog post. The first is drugs. Any mind-altering chemical in our bloodstream will prevent us from merging into Oneness with God. Interestingly, the brain of a person so drunk that they pass out is operating at delta wavelengths. But the person’s soul is not merging into Oneness with God because of the alcohol. The REM sleep doesn’t even come close to wiping the slate clean because it is working overtime to excrete the emotional and mental waste of the drunken period of time spent awake, and doesn’t even get a chance to start on excreting the emotional and mental waste of the normal waking hours. (Kind of like if you started working out an hour a day on the StairMaster but then added a whole pie to your breakfast meal. You just canceled out the 600 calories burned on the machine plus added 1200 more — give or take, depending on the pie and your metabolism and your rates of resistance and speed on the StairMaster.) Now, a glass of wine and even a cup or two of coffee have both been shown to have health benefits in double blind studies. The key is to go to sleep after the chemicals are completely out of your system. Every body is different. For me, it takes a full seven to eight hours after drinking coffee or espresso for it to leave my system. One glass of wine is out of my system in two hours. The interesting thing that happens as the heart opens is that the desire to love replaces all desire to feel buzzed, high or drunk.

 

 

The second thing that makes it harder for our soul to merge with God during sleep is sex without love. Now, sex without love doesn’t cause us to be unable to merge back into Oneness. Rather, it causes the heart to close which makes the challenges of life on Earth harder to address with acknowledgment and then to follow that acknowledgment with progressive action that leads to solutions that bring Joy to ourselves and others. Then, once the heart is closed, we often become addicted to a Rush of Relief (see postscript at very bottom of post) that allows us to feel temporary respite from the pain that Separation from God allows us to feel during life, pain that we perceive more intensely when we don’t how to forgive. What provides this rush of relief from pain? It could be anything but for many human beings it is often a combination of sex and drugs. Then going to sleep with drugs in our system prevents us from merging into Oneness with God during delta sleep and cleaning the slate during REM sleep … you can see where this is going. The next morning we wake up feeling an awful lot like crap. So we use more drugs and have more sex without love to get relief. Then that night, we again skip Oneness with God and a vicious cycle ensues. Not all lightworkers have had — or desire to have — sex without love if the alternative, Oneness with our Soulmate, isn’t available. I am generalizing in this paragraph; of course not everyone has sex without love or uses mind- and emotion-altering substances.

 

 

Something else happens when we have sex without love: our chakras merge with the other person’s — along with our soul — and we exchange arcs of energy flowing back and forth between each chakra. When there is not a mutual desire for each other’s happiness (when we love someone, we desire their happiness), we end up taking on their 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th chakra issues! And they take on ours. Their 6th chakra vision of our sense of Self — our self-image — and their 6th chakra vision of our future influence our vision of our future and our image of our Self. Yes, we influence theirs as well, and this is why it is doubly important not only to realize this effect of sex without love on our own 6th chakra, but the implications of this effect on our soulmate, his or her 6th chakra, his or her 6/2 mirror, and all the other areas of his or her life too!

 

 

Not only will our own issues effect this person, whoever they are, wherever they are, now all the issues of any of our past and present sexual partners will too because of the chakra mirror math. If you are not familiar with the chakra math that reveals the hidden 8th chakra, here is part of the blurb/synopsis from the back cover of Chakra Mirror Math:

 

The chakra mirror math reveals your hidden 8th chakra. Your 7th chakra is mirrored by your 1st and 7 + 1 = 8. Your 6th chakra is mirrored by your 2nd and 6 + 2 = 8. Your 5th chakra is mirrored by your 3rd and 5 + 3 = 8. The Heart Chakra remains and 4 + 4 = 8. This secondary Heart Chakra is your soulmate’s Heart Chakra, and your degree of openheartedness is directly mirrored by that person’s. Your soulmate’s 4th chakra is your 8th chakra. This secret chakra is the chakra that you influence, and that influences you, no matter how near or far apart you and your soulmate may be on the physical plane. What this means is that even if you do not know the identity of this person, the act of love in your life is the gift of love to their life.

 

The most unique element of the chakra mirrors between soulmates is that one partner’s 7th chakra can (will!) influence the other partner’s 1st chakra. And vice versa. And one partner’s 6th chakra will influence the other partner’s 2nd. And vice versa. And one partner’s 5th chakra will influence the other partner’s 3rd. And vice versa. It all goes back to the heart. The 4/4 mirror — in which one person’s heart chakra will influence inexorably the other partner’s heart chakra, and vice versa — is the key! Now, this element of the mirrors — a true reflection of the degree of openness — is only present in soulmate relationships.  So let’s say you are in a romantic relationship right now but not with your soulmate. If you start forgiving this person daily, which will cause your 4th chakra to open, it will definitely cause your current partner’s heart to open too, but not necessarily to the same degree. In fact, the more your heart opens, the more clear it will become, via an open third eye which allows us to see the ideal vision our soul holds for our lifepath up in our 6th chakra, that this person is not your soulmate.

 

 

Now if you’ve been following the “Countdown to 2012″ so far, you’ll recall Post 6 on psychic attack & the 6/2 chakra mirror: psychic attack is rooted in the 6th chakra but reflected down in the 2nd chakra. In a fascinating way, the most insidious type of psychic attack possible is the false image of another person and false visions of their future we hold in our own mind’s eye and soul’s eye (our third eye) when we envision ourselves with them forever when they are not truly our soulmate. This can happen because we met them when our heart was closed and so the 6th chakra visions are romantic fantasies based in the survival instinct’s compulsion to mate and procreate and/or based in the compulsion to find our identity through a “we” instead of an “I” in order to avoid any shame and sadness we associate with being single. When the heart is open, we are impelled by the open 4th chakra’s desire to love rather than the need to be loved. And if our soulmate is not present, we give the gift of our love to humanity.

 

 

Forgiving daily opens the heart chakra, and with every prayer we give for humanity’s collective happiness (Joy, which is the ability to feel God’s Love), the gap between each pair of soulmates on Earth shrinks. We might ask, “Who to forgive first?” How about our soulmate! Let’s ask God to heal all pairs of soulmates on Earth of all pain and sadness and fill them all with Joy. Has one hurt the other in any way? Simply ask God to heal both people, fill them with Joy, and to prevent both parties from hurting anyone else in the same way they hurt each other in the past. Forgiveness heals pain and prevents future pain of the same nature. How? By filling us with Joy. When we can feel God’s Love, we do not hurt others. Why? Because we have no desire to.

 

 

Angel blessings for deep restorative sleep & prayers for blissful reunion with your soulmate in 2012!

~Snow Angel ^i^

12/29/11

 

Post Script:

Sleep is an element of the 7/1 Authority/Survival mirror, a.k.a the God/Money mirror because God, the ultimate authority, compels us via the Survival Instinct to sleep in order to both survive and thrive. When the heart is open, we are profoundly aware of our own autonomy (chakra 7) and begin to thrive (chakra 1), first as individuals, then as a whole, as humanity’s collective heart chakra opens.

A few interesting things that are covered in Chakra Mirror Math but just got too long for this post:

*the Rush of Relief (that is the title of a whole chapter in CMM)

*how sex can be addictive, especially for lightworkers; people who become addicted to sex are often seeking the Oneness that the merge with God during Delta sleep, ironically, would provide; and this addiction is exacerbated by the desire almost everyone experiences at some point in life to find and merge with the other half of their soul, in order to know Oneness right here on Earth

*Oneness with our Soulmate is Oneness with God; sex with Love with our Soulmate is how we are able to experience the awareness of Oneness by being able to contrast it with the moment of Separation before and after

 

Source:

*Excellent description of the stages of sleep on Wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep

*God (Thanks, God, for the miraculous connection to the internet tonight — makes no sense, but I’m not going to argue with Awesome)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Countdown to 2012 Post 5: What would you do if you knew you could not feel pain?

Filed under: 2012, CIPA, Dimmer Switch Syndrome, forgiveness, God, heart chakra, lightworker, moral compass, Oneness, pain, pleasure, self-forgiveness, Separation by Snow Angel — Comments Off
December 23, 2011

The Countdown to 2012 continues … post 5.

 

Good Afternoon, fellow lightworkers and earth angels and newcomers to my website! Welcome to the fifth post of the countdown. (If you missed the pre-countdown post dated 12/13/11, you may enjoy reading that one first. You can also click on the tag “Countdown” at the end of this post and all the countdown posts will pop up. Just scroll to the bottom for the very first one.)

 

 

Motivational speakers often ask, what would you do if you knew you could not fail? Today I ask you what you would do if you could not feel the pain of failure. Then, let’s take it a step further and ask ourselves, What would we do if we could not feel pain at all?

 

 

There’s a parallel between emotional and physical pain. The one can exacerbate the other. Most of us have experienced this at some point — realizing we are irritable when we wouldn’t normally be in the same situation if we didn’t have a headache, a backache, etc. Or we may have gotten a small injury (stubbed toe, etc.) in the midst of a bad day that brought us to tears when that injury normally would have been experienced only as physical pain and not also emotional pain.

 

 

There is a rare genetic disease, known as CIPA or Congenital Insensitivity to Pain with Anhidrosis, wherein the afflicted person cannot feel sensitivity to heat, cold, or pain. They can feel the pleasure associated with hugs, kisses, etc., because it is sourced in emotional joy. However, they cannot feel the emotional joy/pleasure associated with a warm bath, a hot shower, or the cool water of a swimming pool on a hot day. Neither can people whose hearts are closed. The closed-hearted person can feel (perceive) the cool or warm temperature but cannot derive joy from the beauty of this contrast between hot and cold, contrast that only Separation from God allows us to perceive.

 

 

While our soul is merged into Oneness with God before we experience inhabiting a physical body on Earth via Separation, we know Joy but only Joy; ironically, we don’t know that we know it, because we know nothing else to compare and contrast it with. We have no perception of our Self as existing or as having an identity while our souls are merged into Oneness. The best Earth parallel to Oneness with God is the symbiosis we experience while gestating in our mother’s womb. That symbiosis is very similar to Oneness with God, a place where our needs are met all the time and we never know desire for anything.

 

 

Separation allows us to perceive both pain and pleasure; the human survival instinct compels us to protect us against pain, especially the pain of sadness, shame, and danger to both the physical and emotional self. So not only are we compelled to flee or fight someone who would attack us with weapons, we are also compelled (by the survival instinct) to protect ourselves from someone who would attack us with words as weapons. Attack by weapons endangers our physical self (our body) and attack by words as weapons endangers our sense of self as worthy of existing. This is why we often feel mixed emotions during the holidays: we look forward to those encounters with friends and family members that will bring us emotional pleasure (joy) and sometimes dread those encounters with friends and family members that are likely to involve being attacked with words as weapons and bring us emotional pain (sadness, shame, etc.). Tomorrow’s Countdown Post will be about how to deal with that pain and other kinds of pain related to psychic attack.

 

 

The pain of the prospect of failure, too, is very uncomfortable. Not only could we attempt a new game plan for our lives or implement a new strategy in order to achieve our goals, we could possibly not succeed. At the beginning of this post, we asked ourselves what we would do if we knew we could not feel the pain of failure. In other words, what if we could not feel the discomfort of sadness, shame and danger? What if you risked your life savings in starting a new business and you lost it all, but no longer having that money did not cause pain? What if you wrote and directed a play for a prestigious festival, and it got terrible reviews and you were not invited back the next year, but that criticism and rejection were not painful? Now, my desire is not to give you a magical potion that will make pain not painful. My desire here is to reveal that forgiving daily transforms feelings of downheartedness, disappointment, and failure (all variations of pain) back into inspiration, drive, and joy (which are all expressions of our emotional awareness of God’s Love for us).

 

 

People who “get back on the horse” or “try, try, try again” are driven. When we are driven, success becomes a matter of probability. I once had a twitter follower whose 140 character bio read (I’m paraphrasing here to the best of my memory), “Opened twenty-one businesses: 11 million dollar companies and 10 failures. Tweeting tips for small business owners.” So for this type of person, a failure is not devastating, humiliating or dangerous; their survival instinct doesn’t compel them to protect themselves from the sadness, shame and danger of a failed business because they wouldn’t feel any! However, they might perceive something else as terrifying, such as a romantic relationship, that another person would not feel compelled to avoid the possibility of. Fascinatingly, an excess of drive can indicate a closed heart. This type of person will not feel sadness (or any other kind of pain) if their success comes at the cost of other people’s quality or quantity of life. They lack empathy and do not typically feel sadness or the pain of loss ever. So they take more risks than the average person and succeed more than the average person simply because they have made many more attempts!

 

 

Earlier, we referenced the disease CIPA and the parallel between not being able to feel physical pain and not being able to feel emotional pain. Many people with the disease do not make it to their twenties before ending up in a wheelchair. The reason for this is they do not feel the physical exhaustion (discomfort) that is its own indicator of the imminent danger of injury. So you and I might run four miles, four days a week, for months, but the one day we push it and run six miles, we feel exhausted and just don’t “feel like” running again for a week. It’s not because we don’t want to. Actually, the lack of desire is because our body doesn’t want us to. People with CIPA don’t get these internal queues to take it easy, relax, and recover from extreme physical exertion. They experience so much wear and tear on their joints — self-inflicted because their body isn’t giving them any discomfort flags to slow them down — that after many years, they end up unable to walk. As babies and children, they also experience a multitude of injuries that go unnoticed by their parents because they don’t scream or cry when the accident happens the way a child without CIPA would because the accident or injury doesn’t cause them to feel pain.

 

 

Imagine what it would feel like to feel no emotional pain when you made a mistake — no regret, no embarrassment, no disappointment, and no fear of repeated failure. You would never give up and you would always go after what you wanted. Forgiveness can’t make you unhuman and take away your ability to reflect. Our ability to reflect is what makes us different from animals. We have a conscience that is based in our ability to reflect on the outcomes of our actions, especially the impact they had or will have on our and other people’s emotions. Our empathy with and sympathy for the effects of those actions on our and other people’s quality and quantity of life is at the core of the open-hearted human’s conscience or “moral compass.” In fact, if we lacked empathy, we would have the emotional equivalent of CIPA, and we would be sociopaths or psychopaths!

 

 

The more open our heart is, the more empathetic we will become. The greatest of all the greater goods of empathy is that our ability to perceive pain is what drives us to stop the source of it! And as lightworkers, our ability to perceive other people’s pain — because of our heightened degree of empathy — is what drives us to take action to stop the source of their pain (by taking social justice actions, signing petitions, protesting injustice, taking political action, voting with our money and our time for fair trade and sustainable industry, etc.). So for just a moment, please imagine what you would do if you couldn’t feel pain, if failure became a moot point because you were unable — incapable — of feeling the pain of any failure-associated emotions such sadness, shame and danger.

 

 

Taking risks is the epitome of success. At the same time, the desire to protect ourselves from pain is totally normal and generally healthy. The open heart sees the degree of risk and has a much clearer perception of the true probability of failure — how high or low it really is because an open heart causes an open mind. So when the fourth chakra is open, we don’t take foolish risks nor are we compelled to dim our light (a.k.a. Dimmer Switch Syndrome that so many lightworkers struggle with) and take no action because of the risk of failure involved.

 

 

Forgiving daily opens the heart. Forgiving others and ourselves refuels us with inspiration, which sheds the light of clarity on what we really desire, and drive, which fills us with all the energy to take action in ways that only bring joy to ourselves and others, and in the most efficient ways. When considering what you would like to do to bring joy to your own life, and to the world through your Lightworker world-service in the year 2012, you might make a short list of your goals. Then, consider jotting down a few times you didn’t take action and you wish you did and a few times you took action and wish you hadn’t. Addressing regret with forgiveness will open your heart and prevent you from hurting yourself in the same way again.

 

 

Forgiveness is a prayer — a desire given to God — for our own or another person’s happiness. Happiness is Joy, the emotion that indicates that we are able to feel God’s Love. So when we say, “I’m happy” what we mean is, “I can feel God’s Love for me right now.” When we can feel God’s Love, we don’t take actions that hurt ourselves or other people. Why? Because we have no desire — or compulsion — to. Procrastination is a big challenge for some lightworkers. It’s rooted in the desire to submissively dim our light so that we don’t threaten other people by making them feel inferior when they compare and contrast their levels of confidence and success and happiness to ours and feel short-changed. If you have procrastinated in the past or in any other way sabotaged your success (experienced the throes of Dimmer Switch Syndrome), take a moment to forgive yourself. You could simply ask God, “Please, God, heal me of all pain and sadness and fill my heart with Love. Please, God, don’t let me hurt myself again in the same way by dimming my light and _________ (specify how you have sabotaged your success) during the year 2012.” Then you might add on, “Please, God, let everyone on Earth be healed of all pain and sadness and filled with Joy!” Why would we want to do this? Because people who can feel God’s Love do not hurt others. Why? Because they have no desire to.

 

Angel blessings and prayers for an awesome and productive 2012 for you and the World,

 

Snow Angel

12/23/11

 

 

 

 

Sources: Two articles on the disease known as CIPA.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6379795/ns/health-childrens_health/t/rare-disease-makes-girl-unable-feel-pain/

http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20146647,00.html

 

 

 

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An Open Letter to Lightworkers

Filed under: An Open Letter to Lightworkers, divine love, forgiveness, God, heart chakra, incarnated angel, lightworker, New M/F, Old J/V, Oneness, Separation, soulmates, the Forgiveness Method, world joy by Snow Angel — Comments Off
October 11, 2011

The following letter is also the prologue to my book, Chakra Mirror Math. For more info, please visit my sister website, ChakraMirrorMath.com.

 

An Open Letter to Lightworkers from Snow Angel

 

Greetings and welcome to Chakra Mirror Math, the path to an open heart that addresses each chakra and transforms it into a steppingstone that leads to greater Radiance: that is, the ability to clearly broadcast our own soul’s light regardless of events unfolding in our periphery. The chakra mirror math reveals the 8th chakra and the four chakra mirrors. The 7th chakra is mirrored by the 1st and 7 + 1 = 8; the 6th chakra is mirrored by the 2nd and 6 + 2 = 8; and the 5th chakra is mirrored by the 3rd and 5 + 3 = 8. This leaves us with the 4th chakra, and so we ask ourselves, “What plus four equals eight?” Four. Your soulmate’s 4th chakra is your 8th chakra. And your 4th chakra is that person’s 8th chakra.

 

 

Each of the chakra mirrors can be approached as a dual steppingstone on a path of Spirit that leads initially to our own open heart, then to our soulmate’s open heart, and finally to humanity’s collective heart chakra opening, which will cause and sustain harmony on Earth. Your 8th chakra is the hidden chakra that you influence, and that influences you, whether or not you are in contact with your soulmate or have even ever met that person. Forgiveness causes an open heart chakra which in turn causes, and sustains, the opening of all the other chakras, including your soulmate’s heart. In other words, even if you do not know the identity of your soulmate, the act of forgiveness in your life is the gift of forgiveness to their life.

 

 

Humanity is currently making the shift from Old Justice/Vengeance Paradigm to New Mercy/Forgiveness Paradigm, the shift that will bring about Heaven on Earth. Hundreds of thousands of earth angels and lightworkers are here to accelerate that shift through their embodiment of faith, mercy, and forgiveness. As a messenger who works with Archangel Michael and the Angels of Truth, I am currently on Earth to teach as many people as I can reach in my lifetime how to forgive because forgiveness is the key to an open heart chakra.

 

 

Old Justice/Vengeance Paradigm is anchored in the third chakra, the solar plexus. It is based in shaming, withholding love, punishment, and justice as compensation for injustice. New Mercy/Forgiveness Paradigm is anchored in the fourth chakra, the heart. It is based not in approval, but acceptance; not in loving conditionally, but loving anyway; not only in the absence of punishment, but in second chances to make amends. Within the context of Mercy, Justice is transformed into a framework that inspires the prevention of injustice from occurring in the first place. The open heart accepts life as a continuous stream of opportunities to forgive, and by forgiving, heal, those who have been unjust which simultaneously prevents them from hurting others in the same way in the future.

 

 

An open heart, or heart chakra, is the result of forgiving daily. Therefore the most effective action we can take to contribute to the ease and harmony of the shift from Old Justice/Vengeance Paradigm to New Mercy/Forgiveness Paradigm is forgiving daily. However, forgiveness requires acknowledgment of the sadness that Separation from God allows. This means that neither the sadness nor the separation is an illusion; rather, it means that Separation allows a continuous stream of opportunities to forgive others. That is, to love them not because they have earned it with behavior that deserves it, but simply because they exist: to love the way that God does! It is only in an environment of not being able to feel God’s Love consistently and completely, through Separation, that we could receive these opportunities to forgive. Indeed, this is the first of two reasons God is allowing Separation: to know what it is to love for no other reason than because we can. That is power.

 

 

The second reason God is allowing Separation is to provide us with the ability to perceive Joy. Joy is the ability to feel God’s Love for us. When we say, “I’m happy,” what we are really saying is, “I can feel God’s Love for me right now.” When our souls were merged into Oneness with God in Heaven, we were experiencing Joy all the time, but we didn’t know it because we couldn’t perceive it in contrast to other emotions via Separation. Separation is not only real, it is God’s greatest gift to humanity because it allows us to perceive the bliss of Oneness through making love on Earth where our soul can experience merging with another soul and know the beauty of Oneness by contrasting it with the moment of Separation before and after.

 

 

Sadness, the polar opposite of Joy, is the indicator of a present inability to feel God’s Love. Sadness conflicts with the human survival instinct: we cannot work, protect and provide for ourselves or our offspring, or make the decision to fight or flee danger, and cry at the same time. This is why it is literally dangerous to acknowledge sadness. Forgiving is the antidote to Sadness because it fills (or refills) us with God’s Love. But, until we know how to forgive, it is not safe to acknowledge the Sadness we are feeling.

 

 

And until we acknowledge the Sadness, it won’t occur to us to forgive. A vicious circle ensues. Then, denying this sadness becomes a matter of Survival, which is how the concepts of Separation as an illusion and sadness as an illusion were born. In other words, if sadness isn’t real, then it can’t hurt us! If sadness is an illusion, then it can’t control us or cause us pain. This false logic allows us to deny the sadness and temporarily feel relief from the pain of Separation from God. In contrast, the act of forgiving transforms the pain of Separation from God (pain that includes, but is not limited to, sadness, anger, vengeance, and fear) back into Joy.

 

 

Separation allows us to momentarily be unable to feel God’s Love (Joy). This is why people hurt others: they could not feel God’s Love at the moment they took an action that caused pain. In fact, the question we might ask ourselves just before we forgive each day is: “do we understand that this person could not feel God’s Love when they hurt us (or another), and that’s why they hurt us (or another)?” When our heart is open, this natural empathy becomes our baseline emotion and is the foundation of New Mercy/Forgiveness Paradigm.

 

 

And forgiveness is a prayer. A prayer is a desire given to God. Where love is a desire for another person’s happiness, forgiveness is a desire for another person’s happiness anyway. The act of forgiving is the act of praying for ourselves and the other person to be healed of all pain and sadness and filled with Joy (God’s Love). Once we can feel God’s Love again, we no longer hurt others. Why? Because we no longer have any desire to. Therein lies the miracle: by forgiving someone, we heal them. By healing them, we prevent them from hurting others in the same way they hurt us because they no longer desire to hurt others. Can you imagine a world where everyone forgives daily, each prayer veritably preventing more pain and sadness? Forgiveness is the way to Peace on Earth!

 

 

Because forgiving is the key to opening our hearts, I created the seven step Forgiveness Method. It invokes the love of the angels because angels embody the radiance of an open heart chakra. If you could take forgiveness – the desire for another person’s happiness, no matter what they’ve done, are doing, or are considering doing in the future – and create a being who personified that Love, you would have an angel, a being whose love for humanity is one hug away from God. In the same way that God loves us, the angels love us not because we have earned it with behavior that deserves it, but simply because we exist. They love us because they can’t not love us.

 

 

Forgiving refuels us with equal parts Inspiration and Drive. When we are inspired, we are filled with joyful awareness of our original plan for world service, the one we designed at the soul level before we were born. When we are driven, we are filled with all the desire, patience, and perseverance necessary to take the progressive action to reach those goals. Inspiration + Drive = Motivation, and when the lightworker’s heart is open, Motivation transcends to Passion. Forgiving is the way to recharge both the Inspiration and Drive batteries daily. The result? A lightworker who is motivated to the point of being impassioned. All the time and energy spent on self-improvement now expands into the fourth chakra based soul-desire to improve the world, not by saving it, but by serving it.

 

 

Lightworkers, do you want world peace? How about world joy? Forgiveness is the way! Please join me and Earth’s seven billion guardian angels in praying for everyone on Earth to be filled with God’s Love so that every breath we take is a breath closer to Heaven on Earth.

 

 

Sincerely,
Snow Angel

 

 

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