Re: Re: David’s Guidance

[Joanie]

Well, John. I will answer your first question like this. If you were to go into a room and pick out every item you thought would look good and lovely in another room, what would you do? Would you take the items that were beautiful? precious? markedly different from the rest that you already possessed? I dare say you would choose the ones that were meaningless and drab.

So, we have your choosing indescribably beautiful, precious, and markedly different objects to be placed, or repositioned, elsewhere for a later date. Well, what do we do now?

OK. Now we have fun. (smile) It comes to the time when we move our objects over to the next room. Some have a definite place for them and others do not. So, we place the ones that have a definite “home” and position them just so. The others we hold onto for safe keeping.

It is here I will say that others are now entering your room. What to do? Who will enter? Who goes astray and knocks something out of position? Do you allow them to touch or handle the objects? We see there are many variables when it comes to protecting one’s valuables. It is easy to place them there, but it is not so easy keeping them in one place for that long.

We see a long list of variables. They include:

1) Wandering off into the sunset.
2) Making decisions that suit others better than yourself.
3) Enjoying time for other things when it is the object at hand that requires attention.
4) Calculating how much risk is involved in arranging yourself around the objects vs. just being near them, with them, around them, in front of them, etc.

We see you are a bit confused. First, we must say that you are here to schedule events at certain times in your lifespan. You place them in various locations along the timeline so you can see how to help yourself grow and learn and possibly change for the better. If the objects, or events, that are placed on the timeline do not feel absolutely necessary to experience once you have stepped on that timeline spot, you can choose not to experience it.

Now comes the question about other factors. The “others” take it from a different set of rules. They come in to show you they are there, that they count, that they are here to be noticed, that they might want you to experience them. I dare say you have been seen in these scenarios when someone comes along and says, “Hey! Look at me! I am RIGHT here!” So, you look. You pay attention — because they made themselves known to you and they wanted your lovingkindness, attention, and purposeful mastery of a situation. I will define more what I am saying here. The person wants you to consider that they are worthy enough of being recognized. They want you to make a shift — a shift on your path — for the better. They ask you to choose whether you are able to go deeper into a problem with their being tagged along for assistance.

Now, we have the Master that comes to change the game plan. The object or event that was put in the new room now has the attention of a Master. The Master wishes to not only hold the object, but also discuss it, revel in it, and help you gain a better understanding of it. Why should you NOT ask for the Master’s guidance? Because you would like to remain exactly where you already are on your path along the journey. Take me, for example. If Joanie didn’t want my input, she would have thrown my ideas out from the moment I introduced myself to her. Then, her path on the journey would look quite different from how it does now. You see?

We all make up rules for our respective games we play here on Earth. If you and I wanted to collide and change the scenery, we most certainly could. And if you and Joanie wanted to add more variables so you both could grow, you could, as well. You see, we all move at a fast rate, unbeknownst to most who walk along in bodies here on Earth. It is the challenge each one faces to find a way to continue growing, shifting, changing as variables shift and sway with the breeze.

We find ourselves at your question about whether the final outcome of a scenario can be affected by multiple variables, for example winds, tides, moons, stars, etc. These “unforeseen” variables do play a plart in the outcomes of your respective plays. If we left out any other unforeseen variables, it is because we didn’t see them coming. (smiles) They, the unforeseen, come out of nowhere to the average person — the one embodied here on Earth. To you all, it is as if something hit you and you remark, “How could THAT have happened?” We tell you that it COULD happen, MAY happen, and WILL happen. There are so many forces unbeknownst to man/woman that they will be unable to comprehend the invisible players in the game here.

We would like to say that you are listening, yet you are not necessarily hearing us. We want you to know that although you have made some definite decisions about who, what, where, why and how your game will function, the rules do change when unforeseen variables are put into play.

Now, we wish to tell you that the answer to your third question has already somewhat been answered. What we do wish to say is that your memory is very good and serves you well, John. What about telling us the many ways you have made choices that went wrong/sour? THESE are the things we wish to help you with. You see, when one puts an object or event on the Path of One’s Life and the scenario backfires, it’s HERE that we get to examine how one could learn from this and determine whether another, more appealing outcome could have been directed, produced, acted and written. What do you say, John? Would you like to share a moment or moments so we can help you see where you could learn more so they never repeat again?

I believe this is where we bid you farewell for today. It is our utmost pleasure to serve you here, our dearest John. You are a Light to us and you shine on our visages, bringing us such Joy and laughter and good times.

With Love,

David and the Divine Ones