Shaktipat and the Scatterfield -love story

[Guest guest]

This story reminds me a few months ago when we found a mouse in our

house. My girlfriend was almost terrified of having varmint in the

house, and since i didn't want to hurt a living thing, i asked it to

go somewhere else where it could be safe without troubling peace in

our house. We never saw that mouse again. Danny

 

, " alayafire "

<ari.reza wrote:

>

> A love story to help lift our vibrations in the midst of all the

> storms going on in the world right now...

>

> Glenda Green is a world-renown portrait artist with paintings

> hanging in the Smithsonian. In 1992 Jesus appeared to Glenda and sat

> with her for four months while she painted his portrait, lovingly

> titled The Lamb and the Lion. To quote Glenda, " We spoke of many

> things as friends do, " and these conversations were compiled for her

> book, LOVE WITHOUT END. It is a remarkable book, with much Biblical

> mistranslation clarified. http://www.lovewithoutend.com

>

> The excerpt following is by permission from the Author of " Love

> Without End - Jesus Speaks " by Glenda Green:

>

> Jesus: " External conditions do not have the ability to teach you who

> you are. However, as long as you believe that they can, you will

> always be seeking permission from the external world to exist. That

> obsession is your real enemy. Love commands the adamantine

> particles. Between you and anyone opposing you there are many shared

> particles. Now, of the two of you, which one is going to command

> them? "

>

> Glenda: " The one who loves! "

>

> Jesus: " That's the first point. But there's more. Such experiences

> will give you an opportunity to learn the more important thing you

> can ever know about yourself, as well as the subject of love. The

> world would have you think that love is the consummating emotion of

> desired and pleasurable effects. In other words, that love is

> created. Nothing could be further from the truth, for love is the

> universal instrument of cause and command.

>

> Last, but certainly not least, you might just find out that the

> person in opposition to you was not really your enemy! And let's not

> limit this to human opponents! Let's talk about a storm that is

> approaching. How could you turn a storm around? "

>

> Glenda: " I never thought I could, " (sitting there in amazement to

> think He would ask me such a question).

>

> Jesus: " You would look for the motivating force of the storm, and

> then be the love in its presence. You can command the storm, for the

> adamantine particles are commanded by Love. Love is the Source of

> everything. It is the commander and that command has been delegated

> to you as a child of love. This is why, in any situation, you can

> win by the power of love. Not by DOING LOVE. This is where you trip

> up. You have to BE LOVE! Love that is a burning fire at the heart of

> any situation. You can literally quell the storm by loving the

> forces that comprise it. "

>

> (After a quiet moment, He continued) " Behold the beauty of the

> storm. Behold the beauty of the forces that make it up. Love it to

> its very core. Find the necessity of it until you are one with it.

> Several things could happen, depending upon your degree of

> assurance. The storm could just dissipate into thin air. Or

> possibly, it would turn into gentle rain. Maybe it would be

> redirected to another place. Or, at the very least, it would bring

> no harm to you. [For love does not hurt love!]

>

> " If you want to get varmints out of your house, love them into

> another position. Many people already know this, and don't use

> chemicals. They just love the bugs elsewhere. I can't begin to tell

> you how many changes you can make in your life, by using love to

> command the adamantine particles. "

>

> Glenda: In all the days I spent with Jesus, I do not recall His

> using the word " control " as part of His instructions of life.

> Several times, however, He made reference to the tragic state of

> people locked into obsessions for control. He said,

>

> Jesus: " Control is a ploy for achieving dominance within a dualistic

> situation. When people are operating within polarities, control is

> what they use to reinforce their preferred position. What makes it

> even worse is that after control is established, the polarities will

> be maintained in order to perpetuate the control. "

>

> Glenda: By contrast, command was a very positive topic for Him. He

> seemed to imply by tone and gesture that it is part of our covenant,

> and that exercising command is central to our dignity. The sole

> authority of it is love. BEING Love.

>

> Jesus: " All the particles you have ever commanded with love are

> yours to have forever

>