Friday, October 13, 2017
Ted Murray––The Time of Transformation
The Time of Transformation
How can you best respond to the news of all of the calamities that seem to be coming almost every day? What is the best way to truly show compassion for those affected? How is the best way to direct your anger towards those who are intent on harming others and the system that seems to allow it? So much of what we hear on the news today is meant to increase the level of fear, anger and division among the population. The idea that your life could be ended suddenly and for no apparent reason strikes fear into the hearts of most people. Seeing the temporary nature of life that can be ended or drastically changed by a natural disaster can create fear in general and even anger at God for allowing these seemingly terrible things to happen.
Looking at these events from a higher perspective is perhaps the best way to avoid moving into the mode of fear. What is the universal game in play and how are all of these seemingly negative events helping to lead us to our next phase of evolution as a planet and species? Instead of fear, why not become curious as to how this amazing drama is unfolding in perfect timing. What is your role to play in it? How can you bring the light of love into the darkness that is so overwhelming to most people? How can you help others stay out of a constant state of fear?
Your eternal being is here to experience this time of transformation and do what you are here to do to help the transition be as loving as possible. If you can help people directly by sharing love with those you know who are affected that is wonderful. Look for ways you can have an impact in the 3D immediate situation. However, also be aware that raising your vibration and bringing a higher level of consciousness to the world is the ultimate goal. How can you use these situations to raise the level of conversation so you can truly help people raise their consciousness and avoid the constant anxiety that the world is feeling? Instead of avoiding or being afraid of the dark, simply bring your light into it shining brightly to help others see more clearly.
Ted Murray
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