No man is a stranger to one who knows God

My God, may I ask You. The above quote* is very special.  Would You like to comment on this? 

Nice quote, My son, and all the way to My heart.

Because you are all children of God and, as a result, all brothers and sisters of each other, meeting someone who is a complete stranger can become a great experience.  

When prejudices, fears and unfamiliarity are leading, it becomes difficult.

How easily does a stranger become a scapegoat. And the stranger experiences then on his turn hatred and prejudice in this unknown country.

But it can also go the other way around. 

It will be a revelation to man, when he meets someone he does not yet know, and then comes to know him, and then will experience and discover that much can be shared, that it can become a meeting between two hearts. But that is only possible if both people search together for what unites them or like to be surprised by what they do not know.

But for someone who knows God, has really come to know God, he has become a student in the school of love. And then you can come to love your fellow man, also and even strangers. If you know God, no one can be a stranger. Especially when you remember that you and that stranger are children of God. How easy do you get then a fraternal or sisterly feeling for that stranger. 

So just ask a believer how he views strangers. Or he is then the hands of God on earth as he speaks with love about the stranger. Or he automatically has to come clean if he does not really know God by hating strangers. 

My blessings to you all

*The Urantia Book, a conversation in India between a guy named Gandi (not Gandhi) and Jesus p 1429 § 130, 2

No 522 

The smallest act has big consequences

May I ask You?

I read an article in my newspaper* about a resistance fighter (Derk te Rietstap) in the Second World War in Europe who reacted to the great injustice and oppression and the war with the words: "The world is not doing well, I want to do something about it".

Would You like to comment on this?

I like to do so.

At the smallest good deed, the cosmos breathes a sigh of relief. 

In other words, everything is extremely important and is always perceived and noted by the spiritual world. But also by mankind on earth. The acts of resistance in the Netherlands, for example, have comforted and strengthened the entire Dutch people during the war and have contributed to the enduring of all suffering.

This resistance man not only sighed these words, he also acted on them.

And in the end he died because of this**. 

Don't let anyone underestimate a small individual act, let alone a big one. Everything contributes to the consciousness of mankind as a whole. Everything immediately becomes part of the present and future of mankind. And the man who commits a good deed, he may later take it as a tribute in the spiritual world. Can you imagine what a praise there will be after death if someone thought the right thing and did the right thing for a lifetime? Great joy in the spiritual world for the My God, the guardian angel and the soul. And the beauty of the spiritual body of such a person after his death is indescribable.

Derk te Rietstap is blessed.  

My blessings to you all                                   

*Trouw Dagblad 31-12-2021

** He was executed on March 2 in 1945

No 521

Is my heart polluted or fulfilled?

My God, may I ask You.

Now that I have been living so simply and purely lately, without all the hassle of addictions and attachments, I experience such an enormous inner peace and feel You, even when I do not pray, so close to me. Would You like to comment on this? 

My good son, all this you describe has nothing to do with sin and guilt and penance, I say it clearly once again on this wonderful Christian Holiday. It only has to do with your heart and with the simple words polluted or fulfilled.

Your heart is polluted when it is full of material things, attachments, fears and worries about yourself and your life. I can't get to that then. I do My best but I have to hold back and limit My energy, My blessing, My grace, My inspiration, My presence. Your heart is already so full and so polluted. And I can only clean and empty it with your help and will. So I'll wait.

Your heart is fulfilled when it is full of spiritual things and ideals and worries about others. I can then join. For everything that I find fits Me, is My love, is what I like to see. And I can then share My energy, My blessing, My grace, My inspiration, My presence with you, I can then fill your heart even more. I don't have to clean anything anymore and your will is directed, unintentionally and fully automatically on My Will.  Then there is the Kingdom of God on earth in your heart.

A person with a polluted heart certainly awaits eternity but not at that moment. 

A person with a fulfilled heart then experiences eternity, and just at that moment he or she is Son or Daughter of God, and is thus following the example of the Son of man.   

My blessings to you all

No 520

Perfectly happy (in God)

I wanted to ask You. I checked a YouTube video from Vera Helleman*. She speaks of "perfectly happy", as a word, as a state, as a guide, as a mantra. If you say it out loudly, and she does that a number of times in her video, then as a viewer you certainly make contact with a special energy. In this time of great difficulties and challenges and endless staring at everything that is wrong in the world and into man, it seems totally hysterical.

Excuse me, who is happy nowadays, it's almost old-fashioned, that word.  I found it very penetrating, I started working on it, but when I remember this, I added to it, "perfectly happy in God". 

Would You like to comment on this?

I like to do so, My son.

It seems, as you say, hysterical, or exaggerated, but it is very practical.  

First of all, consider what you're thinking all day long as a human being. That is such a gathered pile of unregulated and endless reactions to a busy outside world that such a clear, powerful and energetically pure sigh as "perfectly happy" is not such a crazy one, isn't it? Quite clear and quite positive. But it is much more than a kind of mental mantra according to positive thinking. This transcends it totally.

It is an energetic truth that you can stand in.

Secondly, there is a place in man, in the blogs I call it the axis of the spinning wheel, where God is located, where God is waiting for man, where man can enter into connection with eternity. And for unbelievers We then say where man can step out of the hectic pace of the day, out of the delusions of the moment, out of the unrest of the mass media, out of the compelling thrills of signals from everywhere on an energetic level, even from the Wi-Fi radiation. He comes where there is peace, where there is silence, where no one else can get to. A place that cannot be touched by the angry outside world and from an energetic point of view, nor by the angry inner world. 

Try it out. Doing it regularly generates a new energy in the inner self, and also a true one. God welcomes this. And just to be clear. For you it is perfectly logical that you say 'Perfectly happy in God' because that is your (and My truth) but for unbelievers of course "Perfectly happy" will be sufficient even if one then leaves in the middle where this state of happiness is coming from. From God, of course.

Vera Helleman is blessed. 

My blessings to you all

*A Dutch influencer in the field of health and dealing well with emotions

No 519

The freedom of man between experience and thought (Krishnamurti)

Can there be a gap, an interval between the sensation and thought? Can one look at this not by will but by watchfulness? And can one by this never be indentified with the sensation and never ask oneself ‘I want to have this?’ (Krishnamurti)

I saw on YouTube a video of the very elderly Krishamurti who spoke these words at the end of his reflection. It touched me very much because I suddenly felt that there lies the key to a lot of suffering and derailed desire and materialism. Would You like to elaborate on this?

This is certainly a key and I am happy to go into it.

Using the senses means that man sees, feels, experiences and enjoys with the senses all the beauty and all the richness of full life. That's a simple fact, Krishamurti says, and this applies to all. What happens next?

The senses stimulate thoughts and feelings and then desire arises, one wants to have it. But it is indeed possible for man to remain only with the senses, and to cherish a space between the sensory sensation and the desire/thought afterwards. And one can look at that space as one sees the blue sky between the clouds. And one can do this without effort, without effort at all, but with the utmost attention.

In that space between sensory sensation and thinking/feeling is the freedom of man and the spiritual mission. In that space one can stay with attention and thus avoid becoming identified with the object and prevent oneself from wanting it, wanting to own it, wanting to keep it. And so become unhappy if one does not have it or does not get it.

And one will stay happy then because one only experiences, not desires. In this way, freedom is cherished, “obsession” is prevented and one can be happy with the sensation just for what it is, one can continue to enjoy with empty hands and a free attitude. 

Krishnamurti is blessed.  

My blessings to you all

No. 518

 

The more loving the good deed, the more powerfully the devil will react (Sevdaliza 2)

Every level has his devil Sevdaliza)

My God, this wise woman uttered these words and they sound almost humanisticly. Every task has its obstacles and the more difficult something is, the bigger the problems to be solved. Kind of. But it just so happens that lately I have been dealing quite intensively with people who, inspired by their faith, attribute all setbacks, all problems, everything that fails, all obstacles very directly to the devil, and that seems to me to be a bit too much of a good thing.

After all, an earthquake, a mouse being eaten by an owl, a day when things don't work out that way, it seems to me too much credit for the devil to attribute everything to him. Life on earth, evolution, the daily routine are also simply characterized by things that do not go well, by failures, by difficulties, that is also just part of earthly life, isn't it?

Would You like to comment on this?

 

I like to do so, my son.

Indeed, it is too much honour for the devil to attribute all difficulties to that being. "Shit happens", We'll just say this plainly. And you've actually already answered yourself. Sometimes something negative or a disease is a necessity or a blessing.

But of course there is always more to say about it.

I would like to focus very specifically on behalf of Sevdaliza's remark to the performance by a man of a good deed, which is pleasing to God and brings man closer to God. This then generates the devil's hatred of this step. For the devil wants to take man away from God.

When people do a good deed, they are automatically visited by the devil. This concerns both believing and unbelieving people. The devil does not like to see good deeds done. And he will try to punish them, by a scratch on a car, by a glass that falls over, by an unexpected setback, by a disappointing encounter. And it happens that people immediately see the connection, but they may draw wrong conclusions.

They do something good and then experience something unpleasant and tend to conclude, you see, I am too good for this world, or you can better be selfish. 

But it's really better if man does good, anyway.

Yet the spiritual world prefers that the creature be called by its name. We prefer that man, (but it requires wisdom when that can be sighed and when not) then says "Oh the devil wants to make it difficult for me, that childish being, well then I will do even harder good deeds, he will not get me down under". And God would rather not see that man then flees even harder into egoism, because that is a dead end.

The moral of the story is that a person should not be unsuspecting.

If one does good, one gets opposition, but that opposition must encourage a person to do even more good deeds. That is the spiritual way of man, and God likes to see that.  It is thus a great guide to life, that one should expect that the greater the act, the more difficult the task, the greater the opposition. The opposition is just part of it and one can wait for that and one really should not be stopped by it. 

Sevdaliza is blessed.

My blessings to you all

 

*Dutch TV program (VPRO)  August 8, 2021

No 517

 

Are we aware of God's trust in us? (Sevdaliza 1)

It's not about whether I believe in God but whether God believes in us (Sevdaliza)

My God, I saw a conversation with Sevdaliza in Summer Guests*, and she said this a certain moment. It touched me very much, I thought it was a very nice change of perspective but it also confuses me, would this really be the case? Would You like to elaborate on this?

My son, I love to. It is a beautiful change of perspective for man to wonder if God believes in us. But the power is not the fact God believing in us. For God believes incredibly in man, in his will, and in his spiritual future. There is no doubt about that. 

Sevdaliza actually gives man the message, ask yourself this, by which man may token  out of his uncertainty, his fear and his doubt. For when he starts to wonder if God believes in man, he can't help but make some or full contact with the great truth that God believes in man unconditionally.

And now it comes... and then makes more contact with hope, with new possibilities, with attempts to get rid of his addictions or attachments, with more confidence in his abilities, with trying out new talents. 

So this quote from Sevdaliza is that of a powerful, hopeful human being, who regularly goes to God for advice, and draws hope and inspiration and strength from it.

Sevdaliza is blessed. 

My blessings to you all

*Dutch TV program (VPRO) on August 8, 2021

No 516