Worthiness.

Illawarra District, Australia, September 15, 2011.
Cherubim Frank and
Sanobim Alice.
Received by George Barnard.

Frank: "We are the children of the Angelic orders. We are the lowest of all in the pecking order, and we tend to get away with being somewhat mischievous, blunt, or direct in the way we express ourselves. We are proud Cherubim.

"It is a pleasure for us to be with you this evening and to talk about our interest of many, many, many decades and centuries, in human psychology. There is something that we have noticed, there is something that is not entirely unknown to you, and it is that many of you do not have an accurate assessment of your capabilities, of your worthiness. Yes, do put the accent on worthiness!

"Too many of you feel that you are not worthy enough to be children of God. Too many of you feel that you are in some way second rate, and you may or may not express this, not even to yourself, but it is your upbringing, it is in your way of life, and it is in your environment that such feelings come about. Alice and I speak here of your self image to make this one hundred percent clear, and we speak as one.

"Very few of you have an exaggerated feeling of your self-worth. At times, when a feeling of superiority is indeed expressed, the opposite is clearly noted by us, in that feelings of un-worthiness are carefully or noticeably hidden. By and large, you generally do not feel that you are good enough. It is so much the way of this world to constantly view the achievers as 'better than I' in every way and therewith falsely minimize one's own worth.

"However, there is a silver lining to these thoughts, there is even a golden lining to these inappropriate emotions, and that is that perhaps one can try a little harder, and that is that one is likely to be pulled towards a somewhat more spiritual life than one would otherwise be. Many of you who might well fail to achieve to the fullest extent in the mundane and every-day matters of terrestrial life, can find peace, happiness, and progress in a more spiritual life.

"And although you will find that so many of you will even un-knowingly sabotage yourself in your worldly achievements, it is for the trying that you will always be spiritually rewarded. This is my short lesson on psychology for this evening. I thank you both for lending me your collective ears. It is so good to be with you. This is Frank, always frank."

Alice: "And this is Alice, saying goodbye to you also. Whenever and wherever you find my outspoken Cherubim, I will not be far away."

George: "Thank you both."