| Message from the Angels |
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| My dear friends, we love you so very much, Each of you on this list has a heart that cares, a mind that wants solutions, and a spirit that loves to be of service to others. We are not speaking of martyrdom, or the kind of service that requires you to put aside your own heart, but rather the kind of service in which your joyful, caring, shining light becomes an inspiration and a guide for others. With your confident belief in another, you can help ignite their own confidence. With your unconditional love, you can inspire them to find ways to love themselves more. With your willingness to experience and explore what gives you joy, you implicitly give them permission to do the same. When you share what works in your own life, you demonstrate options that might work in theirs. Each time you allow yourself to be happy, healthy, connected, or abundant, you stand as a role model for what is possible. You become an inspiration. When you share what works in your own life, you invite others to try your methods or mindset to see what works in their own lives. When you invite your angels to help and help comes, you demonstrate that we exist and we care. The hardest thing for you all—dear sensitive souls—is wanting to help another who doesn’t want your help, or doesn’t want help in the way you can authentically offer it. You see a person suffering from physical challenges and know a diet, an exercise, or a healing professional who can almost certainly help them, but they want nothing to do with these things. You watch someone struggle in their own lives, and you know how much easier yours has become through manifesting, praying, or calling on your angels, but they have no interest in these things. You see someone as capable, strong, or smart enough to do what they want, but nothing you say can convince them of their abilities. You see someone struggle with self-fulfilling negative processes. You try to give them pep talks, examples, processes, books, healers, but they insist life or others are the problem. So many of you have run into these circumstances when, in spite of your best intentions to help, your wisdom, experience, or understanding, another person wants none of what you have to offer. You may have experienced rejection, mockery, or even anger when, with the best of intentions, you’ve insisted you had the answers to their challenges. Maybe you did. But if someone does not want what you have to offer, dear friends, you have to accept that they have their own path, their own lessons, their own choices, and their own creations. They will learn the way they want to learn. You can kindly invite them to try your mindset, methods, practitioners, books, etc., but consider it an invitation only. Speak with love. Speak with respect for their journey. “I don’t know if this resonates with you, but when I have this challenge, this has helped me. If you’d like more information, I’m glad to help.” Speak from your own heart, but make the offer an invitation—not a proclamation about what they should do. something kind, honest, and neutral, or avoid them. You know you love. God knows you love. That is enough. In all cases, do your best to avoid judgment, because everyone is doing their best to grow given their current mindset, beliefs, conditioning, and circumstances. You do not have to make up for others’ choices. You can still make your own. You can still have a happy life and joy in your heart even if others choose differently. You can still be healthy even if those you live with are not. You can still be abundant without having to share every dime with those who embrace lack.
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