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North Yorkshire, UK, December 14, 2005.
Divine Self (Thought Adjuster).
Received by Helen Whitworth.
Divine Self: “It does you good to challenge yourself also—to ensure
that you are not guilty of clinging to the known and refusing to explore ‘the other’. Do this little by
little. It is not always good to tackle all at once, or you may indulge in doubt on all things beyond the point
of usefulness.
“Remember instead that in each moment there is a truth, and concentrate your focus upon this moments truth,
not concerning yourself with last week’s truth, or next week’s either.
“And when you find yourself floundering, splashing around in the water, trying desperately to find anything
solid to hold onto as a truth, remember that there is no such solidity in truth, and that you will find your stability
most easily by ceasing your thrashing arms, coming to rest, opening your heart to be-ing, and resting, floating,
in Me. Then you will always find safety from drowning, even in the deepest of oceans.
“Let us float now together. And come to peace after so much energetic struggle. The more frequently you remember
Me as giving you all the support you need, the sooner you shall cease your turbulent thoughts and fumblings.
“Come close, dear Child, and let it all be washed away in one instant.”
© 11:11 Progress Group.
Toujours au Service de Michael.
11:11 Angels
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