Messages From Beyond: Mary Summer Rain
It is Human Ego that turns the simplicity of purpose into complexity.
The ego refuses to believe a purpose can be as simple as being a good person, but rather is of the false opinion that one needs to attain some type of self-perceived “greatness” in life.
Psychic abilities do not define a spiritually aware or highly developed spiritual state of Being.
(Be aware from whom you take counsel)
The quality of Humility is not pure if it is contaminated by a thirst for recognition.
For society to advance, we must live life through the Spirit rather than through the Ego.
It is the Ego that distorts our perception and skews the true meaning and value of beauty and power.
Many times, the problem with seeking is in the seeking.
The Truth in a mirror:
“Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, why was I born?”
You chose to be.
“Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, why did I choose to be born?”
To accomplish a purpose.
“Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, what’s my purpose?”
To make a difference.
“Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, what kind of difference?”
A positive one.
“Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, which positive one?”
That’s another choice.
“Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, will it be an earth-shattering choice?”
“Don’t kid yourself.
Dreams of fame come from tiny minds.
Stop thinking so small.
These choices silently slip into your life like clockwork . . .
expect them to appear tomorrow, in the next hour, the next moment.
Like the visible movement of a clock’s swinging pendulum,
the choices tick toward you in a syncopated pattern of opportunity.
They are the rhythms of one’s life.
They are the repeated refrains of one’s chosen destiny.”
“Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, how do I hear these refrains?”
By listening.
“Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, how do I know the ticking is for me?”
By listening to your heart.
“Mirror, Mirror, on the wall,
what if I don’t want to act on every opportunity that comes within the pattern of my destiny?”
Ahh, and so it is that you’ve so quickly forgotten why you were born.
Throughout life, sometimes we may have to endure impoverished financial situations,
yet never should we ever have to endure an emotional impoverishment of the heart.
When examining one’s loyalties, if any form of self-serving motivations or secret agendas are found lurking in the shadowy corners, then those loyalties are severely compromising the quality of one’s personal integrity.
It is good to frequently peek behind your acts of goodness, for, if reasons are found lurking there,
then those acts lack the precious quality of being unconditional.
If the reason is to be appreciated and liked, then the acts are never deserving of the
appreciation received.
Having a sense of Ego that is stronger than the mind’s intellectual rationale
and reason is likened to being afflicted with an addiction to self.
Frustration comes from not having acceptance for what is.
Frustration comes from not wanting to wait for That Which Will Be.
