Today's blog post is composed of three short stories which have the same thing--Love is the only thing that IS. All over the planet.
Give
Let us stop for a moment, and take a look at the world around you. Not the world of people. The very planet itself.
Life is given freely here by the delicate ecosystems. Even in the desert, there is just enough for the animals who are meant to live there to thrive.
Gaia is always giving.
Her energy is going into what is supporting your growth and your physical sustenance. Your bodies need rest and only on her planet there are twelve hours, more or less, of darkness, so you may sleep.
Plants give food. Bees tend to the plants. A whole team of animals act as the clean up crew and eliminate waste/death/carcassas.
How much is your personal energy and vibration in alignment with those of the planet?
Are you in 'giving' mode? Or are you in 'taking' mode?
Gaia does not give money to causes that she sees on the television. Nor does she participate in fundraisers sent to her in the mail. Examples such as this there is always a hungry wolf-predator human to be found helping themselves to the money in the basket.
Give a smile.
Listen to a friend.
Tend to a garden.
And read the next two short stores...
A Six Pack and a Fishing Pole
This is a powerful, powerful lesson that was taught to me by Dr. Jakowatz, a City of Hope trained oncology surgeon, back when I was a surgical resident.
Cancer plays by its own rules. And we are not even touching upon how cancer came to exist--weaknesses in the aura, life lessons, being inoculated with it through impure food and medicine--that's outside of the scope of the short story.
When there is cancer, it depends on how far it is advanced when it is discovered.
For some patients, the cancer is so very far advanced that the effectiveness of standard medical treatment is not a sure thing. Treatments are expensive, painful, take a lot of time, and weaken the body.
I've seen a toddler with leukemia lose his hair when I was in college. He was the apartment manager's son. He lived because he loved to eat pizza, and while he was on the chemotherapy he was permitted to eat enough pizza to keep his weight stable.
He was young, and his disease was one that is easy to treat.n He got a cure.
Some oncologists are going to push for the full court press, partly because it's their training and their specialty, partly because it's medically expected of them to advise it (so they don't get sued), and for a few, they are financially motivated (some have told people who didn't have cancer that they did, just to make money off the chemo. An oncologist is the only physician who makes money off the medications they prescribe. Chemo goes through their office in private practice. Not through a pharmacy.)
Dr. Jakowatz' point is well taken: for some people they would best be served to be given permission to go out and do what they love to make the most of the precious time they have left.
He called it, 'a six pack and a fishing pole'.
Palliative care is a different specialty. For example, if the intestine is blocked by cancer, a surgery can be done to relieve the pressure. Usually it is a bag to collect the wastes. But it still lets you eat. Palliation lets your symptoms be lessoned even though you have the disease and it's not going to be cured.
Every patient is different...different beliefs, different life experience/psychology, different family support.
But the one option--to decline treatment--sometimes can be gentler in the long run, and more pleasant, even if the time is shorter than with the treatments. It can be quality time.
Always remember this is one of the options when dealing with cancer. Nobody is going to tell you about it. It's a good thing for everyone to know.
People
This one is a combination of two people's sharing, which to be succinct, could be summarized by 'be careful what you ask for because you just might get it.'
People need people.
And two people close to me, expressed a desire to study and work where there are more people than at their small school or home. They wanted the stimulation of being around other people, the interaction.
Perhaps it should have been worded, 'I would like to experience more like-minded people', right?
What has been experienced by both and disclosed to me in confidence is that some people have the vibration that is exceptionally low.
For example the students who vape in the bathroom at school, the ones who light up and get high, the ones who are very dumb and don't participate in class or even bother to try to learn, and the one who actually watched porn on his phone while the P.E. class had to not suit up because the law says until everyone buys a locker and gym clothes, you can't make the class suit up and actually DO P.E. It's been four days of everyone sitting and looking at their phones.
At the store, in retail, the public/customers have been surly, rude, entitled, and trying to cheat and steal against the store. This friend has caught two people in the act of stealing! When the others can't get the extra bargain because the deal is written for x and y and they have z, they get upset.
Both of these individuals experience a sadness and heaviness from this type of contact with 'people'.
What Ross and I would say, and he already has said, is that 'sick people need the doctor'.
There is a direct aura to aura transmission that gives higher frequency to the lower one. Hence the sensation of being 'drained'. For some, who are trained in Reiki, self-Reiki daily can fill up the reserves, and furthermore, resolving to be a 'continuous source of Reiki' through the classroom, campus, or workplace, can help one to 'doctor the sick' without taking much energy from you.
Ross, in his time, and I suppose me also, associated with these people by choice because it was our mission to help set them on the right track.
Remember some people lash out at unconditional love. I've been blocked by someone close to me who is dying. I can't sent texts or call. It hurts. In time everyone will accept and understand unconditional love. So don't go overboard trying to save the world! Do what you were sent to do, do the job you were sent to do--student or sales, for example--and keep your own energy up! This is enough!!! Eat healthy foods (the student is eating the school lunches which are GMO mo'fo if you ask me, because it's new and 'easier'). Exercise. Enjoy your hobby. Share with those close to you. It's not an easy assignment to be thrown in the middle of the public and to see how things are, face to face. At the same time, know you are needed, your connection to Source and Heaven, and it will make things better for others when they are ready to accept and receive what you have been sent here to do. It's a thankless job in some ways, yes. But do it because you are sent to do it and to do it well.
Ross
I would like to add a little.
Receive. That is for the first story. It is natural to Receive just as it is in Giving. No one can give without another ready to Receive. So play your part in that too. Remember, when it is offered it is a gift. Do not TAKE. Taking is Receiving before the Giver sets in their mind to actually Give (much of sales has sophisticated resources psychologically such as rapport and charisma to manipulate this). Know you are LOVE and be like Gaia and keep everything on the up and up, always filling your cup and your own resources before you give. Otherwise that is enabling and bad for your energy system.
The pre-birth contract is resolute. Learning lessons are written in. Your choices and free will are optional. It is your attitude that is more of the lesson than the actual result. When you are given tough situations and even tougher choices, always take the higher road. The one that will bring out the best in you and others. Do not give in to fear, for with fear you and all of us are easily controlled. It is okay to disagree with your doctor. You may find another one who is more harmonious with you. Our message to you is to follow your inner guidance, your heart of heart, make your choice and don't look back. Unless at a later time your heart wants you to consider another option. We are not recommending any treatment or course of therapy or substitute for standard medical care. We are, absolutely, sharing the wisdom of a highly-trained oncology surgeon, who knows the ins and outs of the game, and who understands the nature of the cancer and the treatment--who values the integrity and vitality of the patient enough to consider opting out of low-yield, burdensome care plans. Only someone with his level of experience and expertise can make such a call, medically.
BE LOVE. Be love in everything and all that you are and do. Even loving yourself. Carla? I think I hear a nice warm bath calling you to get ready for school and work! (He knows I love this and haven't had one in a few days at home, just quick showers.)
Go and soak, Carla!
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Aloha and Mahalos,
Namaste,
Peace,
Ross and Carla
The Twins
