The Meanings of Divine.

North Yorkshire, England, April 19, 2005.

The (Damascus) Scribe.

Received by Helen Whitworth.

The Scribe: “Let me infuse fully within your body. You will find a regular routine of much use during your travels. We do not wish you to burn out, nor to become unbalanced, especially at this difficult time of transition for you. This is partly selfish, since we have much work to do through you, and gratefully accept your offer of all assistance in service of the Divine.

“The word Divine itself is interesting, is it not? You know it to have two meanings, yet rarely do you consider how these may be related. Divine as a Supreme God Source, that which is of God. And divine, as used in divination, to divine the meaning, the truth, of hidden information within circumstance, and within the surroundings. All divination is to find the spark of the Divine within each and every moment, and to use that as guidance within your own world. It is the Divine made tangible, through Divination of Man. So indeed, yes, you may divine in any moment, in any time, from any circumstance, from any object, since All is fundamentally of God.

“Do not then restrict your divining to those moments when somebody requests information from the tarot or from the pendulum, for these are only tools, and when used for others, of less use than when used to look within to your own Divine self, for whilst they may provide guidance, is it not better to teach others to discover the guidance within their own self, for that will be more truly theirs. You may divine the presence of God at every moment of every day, and indeed this is a goal to work for throughout your lifetime, that you may never feel the divide which appears when you see yourself as separate from all that is God, all that is good, and all that is Divine.

“Think also of the joy inherent within the word, also used in trivial manner to discuss the nature of food, but also of art, of creativity, of full expression, which brings within you an ecstasy of joy and understanding, as you allow yourself to merge with the thoughts of the creator of that object when they have created it within moments of divine inspiration. This is what true art is—the creation and bringing forth of Divine inspiration into the material world of Man through any medium. This may be sound, as well as touch, sight, or taste. It may be the simplicity of well-made and crafted material, made with tenderness, love and joy. It may be the mountains and scenery of nature. It may be the taste of chocolate that has been created from the finest.

“They are all indications of ‘divine-ness’, if creations are made from the finest and the best, from the most pure of inspiration, and from the willing of an individual or group to work with impeccability and to not settle for less than perfection. Is this not indicative, too, of the nature of the Divine, Who has created your world within all perfection, Who has imbibed you all with the Spirit of Himself, and Who, as an Artist, loathes to see people disregard and misunderstand His work? So, too, the Divine feels this grief upon the disregard that much of humanity pours upon the Earth. It would be considered vandalism to throw paint or scissors at a masterpiece of painting. Vandalism, truly, indeed, yet you vandalize God’s art systemically, and many do not even turn to consider or pay attention to such acts.

“Think then of your own relation to the Divine within the world. Do you divine the presence of God within every moment, within every action and circumstance around you, or do you disregard? Is it possible to see the Divine if the previous moment you have been dropping litter, or polluting? All is linked, as well you know. And if you truly saw the creation of this world as extension of the Divine, and yourself, too, created from that same spark, then would you be so willing to act with ignorance, and cause harm upon your beautiful planet?

“This is a stern message, but sent with kindness. You have been children long enough. Now it is time to grow, and to take responsibility for all your actions, and at this point, at this crux between being a child and an adult, it is important that guidance be given in order that you may improve yourself for both the betterment of yourself and others, as individuals, as humanity, and as part of the wider races of spiritual beings within this universe. I bid you therefore, all, to consider the ways with which you celebrate the Divine, and the ways by which you ignore or scar it, that you may find your triumphant way of living in balance with your surroundings, and with the Creator that formed all that you are, and Is all that you are.

“You understood today of the nature of trees. This is a subject we will discuss further, at length, as you understand more how these become the cellular nervous structure of the Earth, but there has been much new information for you already today, with the introduction of your new teacher Simeon. I do not wish to over-stress your system, which is not currently at the peak of its condition. I request in service to us, that you do not trouble yourself to complete the work with which you have set yourself this evening, but instead relax, and attend to yourself with full healing. Your condition limits the amount we may discuss at any point in time, so this is the most important thing you may do for us at this juncture. Whilst the world is in urgency, remember nows expand and contract alongside the waves and ripples of time, and so, on some days, grace will have little effect here. Let me now flow through you again more fully, and wrap you within my arms, and thank you for your dedication. I Am You, and You Are Me. And I love you always. The Scribe.”

11:11 Angels