Re: Re: David’s Guidance

[Joanie]

May 15, 2011

From Here to Eternity

You are on a journey and we see you have packed your bags. We see all the things you put in your suitcase: marbles, engines, uniforms, particular nose clippers, and the like. We see paintbrushes, vacuums, picture frames, moustache curlers and pocketbooks filled with essentials like marker, liner, cheek enhancers, and ribbons for the hair. We are ready to begin walking with you on the staircase that descends into times you had been to long ago. Wait! Stop! We don’t want to go there with you! You can go there if you want to, but we’d rather go down laughing than go down crying.

Do you see our point? You are on the journey of the lifetime in your Now. You are here to see all that has come into being in order for you to make choices and get it right, or better this time ’round. So, if you see yourself descending a staircase with essentials that we mentioned to you before, watch the signs carefully. You will miss the step often and find you have tripped, fallen, stumbled, clattered down flights, touching bottom many times, wincing with each bump.

So, does this sound appealing? We want you to know that the more times you descend, the harder the falls and the greater the bumps. The faster the trips and the smokier the fires. Does this make sense? Do you know what we refer to? We refer to your going back in time, remembering the past, when the present is where it’s at. Yes, the present. The present is where the action is. The past is left behind for a reason. It serves to remind us we are here now in the present and we are fine. We are here and able to sit and listen and learn. We can grow and change if we are in the present.

What happened to ” ‘Remembering the past,’ ‘Lest we forget the past,’ ‘The past reminds us why we are here today, for the past is a great teacher’ ?” Well, those phrases are neat, yet they sing oddly from where we sit. From here, the notes jump and bounce in odd directions, causing a great stir. We believe they hinder one’s growth. The notes of the past can leave us with feelings of sadness, dread, guilt, longing, and heartache. If we said you are to live and live and live in Now, the Now that is here at this moment in time, what would you do? Would you love this, or would you dread it?

It is powerful to think you could be here and know how to be at any moment in Now, isn’t it? So powerful you could eclipse the sun. You could run a marathon and leave Earth behind. Even go to the Rockies, live on a peak, stumble down a ways to then return when you want after grabbing some juice to drink at the market at the bottom. You can do many things if you lived present-ly. Present-ly is a present to yourself. You could gift yourself with this present-centeredness. You could wrap it up, devour it upon opening, and remain still and peaceful upon digesting it.

So, what about your liking the past? Oh, we see you have an affinity to past objects, memories, tokens and reminders of “the good ol’ days.” We want you to take the ribbons and curlers and machines and marbles out and examine them. Do they serve a purpose? Do they see you as worthy of a journey to Paradise? Do you see these as essential carry-ons? What is essential? What is necessary for you to bring on the journey? What? What did you say? We think you lost track of time and went somewhere where it was more exciting. The Now is exciting because all happens there. So, do you want to sit here and listen to carry-on essentials for your trip to Eternity? I’ll assume you do.

Here we say you need the following: A glass of water, a gemstone of quartz — clear is preferred, a paper to write with and a pen, a person who you would share experiences with, a phone to call a loved one in the event you found the information being received valuable and worth sharing, a book on spirituality, a compass to guide you if you were lost, and a piece of cake. Why cake? Because the journey is sweet. It is delicious and luscious and all that could be stated with respect to richness. The cake reminds you the journey is sweet, dear souls. Never forget this. Not ever.

So, we say, “Pack up and drive. Drive to the ends of Earth looking for things to move you — to take you breathless and motionless — to be at a place wehre the sun shines over all of Humanity.” We want you to go there and listen in the most glorious way. To see sunsets, mountaintops, landscapes and dreamworks. Come inside and see within your soul. Go to the length of your days by seeing all you can do and accomplish. This is our desire for you — that you try to envision yourself driving in a moment’s time — relaxed, refreshed, nourished — journeying, finding your True Self, your True essence. With the help of angels, guides, deities, and all lights, we await your embarkment.

Your embarking on a journey of the soul can move others, as well, to journey for themselves. This is powerful, my friends. This has Courage and Hope and Promise written all over it, for your journeying can bring others to move themselves up and out and away from doldrums, doldrums of existence that burden themselves and their loved ones. The cycle breaks when one begins journeying and another starts, too, and so on, and so on.

You are able to see this. We believe you can see this and make this happen. We believe you know how to wrestle with yourself and come up with better solutions. We see you searching and it is about time you grow into new jeans. Do you see they fit loosely? Do you see you need trimming and concocting formulas to split up how you wear clothes differently? You need much in the way of adjusting how you walk, run, sit, wear boots and walk in the mud thatis called Life here. So, pick new clothes out, put them inside your carry-on, along with what essentials we recommended and zip up the bag. The donut’s cooking and almost ready to be placed alongside your bag, my friend.

So, go off and journey. Find a friend, a loved one. Do this so you are able to express all you find to another so they are touched and moved and awed, too. You will see miracles occur. True, honest to God, miracles.

We see you standing at the gate, so we’ll say “Good-bye” now to you.

Love always,

David and The Divine Ones