Messages from the Angels My dear friends, we love you so very much, Your world is awakening little by little. People are battle-weary. It takes a great deal of energy to resist loving your neighbor! Your nature is to love. The stream of energy flowing from the Creator through you is love. You want to feel love more than anything, and you love it when others acknowledge your love. So why do you allow yourselves to argue rather than dialogue? Why do you need to be right rather than learn about new perspectives? Simply put, your body is wired to survive, and most of you were conditioned to believe that sameness ensures survival. “If people think like I do, act like I do, and want what I want, then we’re together. We’re safe.” And so the myth that “sameness equals survival” has been perpetuated. It is understandable, but nonetheless far from true. In reality, your differences are what make you strong. Your different perspectives allow you to see the world’s problems and possible solutions from different angles. You have all heard the phrase, “Let’s put our heads together and solve this.” As you dialogue about differences, dear friends, you learn from one another. You see things you never saw and think thoughts you never thought before. You find solutions that were not possible from a singular perspective. You know this to be true. When you can’t find a solution for something in your life, you look for someone who might have the answers. You search the web. You ask your AI, which is a collection of different perspectives all rolled into one. You find your answers by seeking out those who have different knowledge and different perspectives. Your very biology—your body—is a collection of trillions of cells, each with unique perspectives on the right way to “be,” the right things to “do,” and the right way to “interact” with one another. These differences are crucial to your very existence, let alone your health and well-being. Even in ecosystems, dear friends, the differences are what keep the balance. Nature is not about survival of the most dominant but of the fittest, and the fittest are the ones who have learned to interact, make use of constructive differences, and avoid destructive ones. And that, dear friends, is where you will find great advances in your world—when you put your heads together to solve life’s problems and challenges. So be proud of your uniqueness. You fit into this great puzzle of life. You contribute to the good of the whole. Your energy alone, with its very unique signature, is a beautiful note in the universal “music.” Your words can touch people in just the right way, even if something has been said a million times. Your kindness may arrive in just the right package to soothe a soul in need. You are so precious! And so is everyone else. Even those whom you loathe have a place in the puzzle of life, if only to provide the fertilizer for your growth into greater love. So celebrate, dear friends, and do take care of yourselves as the energies continue to shift and change. Like contractions of birth, more light comes in, and then denser energies struggle to exist, both in world situations and in your own hearts. Be kind to yourselves so you can easily be more kind to others. Be kind to your bodies. And most of all, realize that you are playing a part that is significant in the grand awakening that you came to experience. Look for the light. It is always there, but now more than in a very long time, people are craving connection, kindness, and a reconnection with their caring hearts. God Bless You! We love you so very much. — The Angels

My dear friends, we love you so very much, Let us begin our journey today with a little tale of two sparks. Both were imagined by the Source. Both were unique, beautiful, and precious. Each was an emanation of Divine love—different but equal. Just as pure light separates into a spectrum of colors, and sound can be expressed in various notes, so too, the love of the Source projected itself into a variety of beings, each one perfect in and of themselves. Each was made of the very same love, and yet each was different in expression. And so, two sparks, two souls were born. These two projected their consciousness into the reality you call Earth. They were very different beings. One was “salt of the earth,” a very practical and grounded man intent upon helping others enjoy their physical reality. He became an organic farmer and grew the crops that nourished the body. The other was a healer, intent upon helping others by channeling spiritual energies. She grew the consciousness that fed the soul. They appeared to have very little in common. They looked at reality through different lenses. But they loved. The farmer loved the land, the sun, the rain, and the vegetables. He loved planting, growing, and harvesting the food. The healer loved working with unseen energies, meditating, and pondering the nature of life. While the farmer grew the crops, he was intuitively aware of the unseen energies that nourish and sustain life, even though he would not use those words. He could sense the changes in weather, smell the quality of the soil, and feel the life force in the crops he grew. In tune with the land, he also had an appreciation for the forces that affect the cycles of organic life. While the healer channeled her spiritual energies, she was intuitively aware of the effects of her diet on the body and how her food choices either helped or hindered the flow of the unseen energies through her physical form. She appreciated the body, grateful for the gift of being spirit in flesh. In tune with her soul, she was also infinitely aware of the gift of her human vehicle. And so they had different perspectives, different orientations, and different ways of looking at life, but deep down, they had a lot in common. As souls, they cared about helping others have a beautiful experience of life in the human body. And so both were an integral part of creation. A soul needs a nourished body to have a beautiful experience in human form. And a body needs spiritual energies running through it freely to allow the soul to have a beautiful experience in human form. And while there are certainly other souls vastly different from these two—souls who operate out of greed or fear and who have forgotten to care about the life around them—even they provide a forum for these two to live their passions. A healer without anyone to heal would feel no purpose. An organic farmer without the incentive to create healthier alternatives might feel adrift. You all need one another more than you know to live, learn, and grow in this 3D reality. Everyone upon your Earth, no matter how filled with light or dark, serves a purpose in the great puzzle of life. There are souls who incarnate, willing to go through what you would call horrible adventures in their deep desire to inspire compassion in others. There are souls who are exploring the true and false nature of power, knowing that in their desire to control others, they will inspire many to reclaim their own personal power and self-sovereignty. There are souls who want to conquer their fear of death and spend their lives around it until they feel the reality of the life beyond. And there are many of you who are done with such difficult adventures and have incarnated to play on the lighter side of life. All of you are beautiful sparks of the Divine. Some remember. Some forget. Some provide the contrast of darkness, while others facilitate the light. In the garden, you need both the sun and the soil. And as you expand your spirit into greater love, the denser spaces provide incentive to grow into greater light. All are an integral part of creation, dear ones. When you see others arguing about their differences, just smile and shake your head, because you know something most don’t. These sparks that appear so different came from the same Love. They are emanations from the same Source. They are different cells in the same body, unique colors emanating from the same light, and different notes on the same musical scale. They are love incarnate, and no matter how far they stray from understanding that truth, all are part of the great puzzle of creation and integral to the play of energies that creates life on Earth. You are happiest when you are true to yourself. You feel most aligned when you are doing, saying, or thinking something that resonates with your unique spirit in any given moment. You feel most alive and have the greatest flow of life force running through you when you allow others to be who they choose to be and simply focus on being true to yourself. Being true to yourself happens in a given moment. It happens when you pause and rest when you’re tired. It occurs when you allow yourself a little venting when upset and then get on with something that feels better. It may be a torrent of tears that comes when you are missing a loved one, or tears of appreciation and wonder when you read something inspiring or hug someone you love. Being true to yourself might be saying “no” to another so you can say “yes” to your own heart, or saying “yes” to another when your own heart feels full. It might mean eating a beautiful dessert and savoring every bite, or giving up sugar entirely to help your body return to balance. It might mean supporting one political party versus another, facilitating dialogue between various parties, or ignoring politics altogether. Being true to you might mean handling a health challenge by going to the doctor or by sitting with spirit. There is no one right way to be except to be loving. And even when you are not, you provide the contrast that fuels the expansion of love. What makes you, you, is unique to you in any given moment. You didn’t come with a rule book, a user’s guide, or a set of inflexible standards. You came with the prime directive to create as you wish and a knowing that the impulses of guidance you receive would help you along the path that you chose. So as you witness a world filled with differences, remind yourselves, “This is how it was intended to be. The differences are not only OK, but necessary. If you bring love to the surface, then your differences become a strength. They provide contrast, dialogue, and an opportunity to learn from one another. And when love is not at the surface, the differences provide the contrast that pushes you away from what does not serve and nudges you back onto your own loving path.” Being true to yourself happens in a given moment. It happens when you pause and rest when you’re tired. It occurs when you allow yourself a little venting when upset and then get on with something that feels better. It may be a torrent of tears that comes when you are missing a loved one, or tears of appreciation and wonder when you read something inspiring or hug someone you love. Being true to yourself might be saying “no” to another so you can say “yes” to your own heart, or saying “yes” to another when your own heart feels full. It might mean eating a beautiful dessert and savoring every bite, or giving up sugar entirely to help your body return to balance. It might mean supporting one political party versus another, facilitating dialogue between various parties, or ignoring politics altogether. Being true to you might mean handling a health challenge by going to the doctor or by sitting with spirit. There is no one right way to be except to be loving. And even when you are not, you provide the contrast that fuels the expansion of love. What makes you, you, is unique to you in any given moment. You didn’t come with a rule book, a user’s guide, or a set of inflexible standards. You came with the prime directive to create as you wish and a knowing that the impulses of guidance you receive would help you along the path that you chose. So as you witness a world filled with differences, remind yourselves, “This is how it was intended to be. The differences are not only OK, but necessary. If you bring love to the surface, then your differences become a strength. They provide contrast, dialogue, and an opportunity to learn from one another. And when love is not at the surface, the differences provide the contrast that pushes you away from what does not serve and nudges you back onto your own loving path.”