A channeling from Baruchiel
I’m not someone who does a great deal of channeling of entities for other people, unless it’s their folks Over There or something from a past life. Baruchiel, the angelic Presence that works with me, instead tends to give me messages specifically for my own growth.
But It shared something with me recently that is a message for those who recognize that they have been fighting with their body too long, and are ready to concede that there must be a turning point:
“We are glad that you have finally reached this precipice, not because of danger but because you can see the valley that you wish to claim: peace, prosperity, home. We know that you expect, in the allegory, to see falling off the cliff as into Hell, but it is not that. You have fought to stay on the barren lands you know, where there is no nourishment, no cessation of grief, no green growing things. To fall into the peaceful valley is to let go of your stubborn beliefs that your life must be harsh, that we wish you pain for learning’s sake, that we do not love you enough to save you.
“Every day from here must be gentleness with self. No yelling at shortcomings. No blame, for you or anyone else. A blessing for every day you wake up healthy.
“Healthy is not perfection. Healthy is that the body is ready to function well and efficiently upon the earth, that you may learn more, judge less, taste more, hear more than helps and less that harms.
“The mind is mighty and powerful. Every single change, from what you eat to how your body processes the world and supports itself, comes from the mind. We say this to you again and again, with all the strength and love we can put into words.”
May these short paragraphs light a Knowing within you, that though the world may look dark and you may not know your future, you can grasp today with mind and heart, loving yourself with high compassion and reaching out to others to help them do the same.
We are not damned. We are loved. And it has nothing to do with how the world looks, only how we reach inward to ourselves so that we may heal our own brokenness and be that example to others that it is, indeed possible.
