Rob: I guess I need to talk to Yeshi. This is really about what comes next, and what am I doing now? What should I be doing, if anything … building on what Maggie just shared?
So I’ll sit with Yeshua atop the pyramid, overlooking my sacred landscape.
Yeshua: Hello, Rob. You know, we often meet here, sitting atop the pyramid, just gazing out at what you have built here. Is it not beautiful? A large part of the answer to your question is sitting right here in front of you, just sitting and witnessing the beauty, the awesomeness of creation. That, in itself, is a spiritual practice. It is acknowledging, at a deeper level than you think, who you are. Look at this! You’ve created all of this for no other reason than the pleasure of just witnessing it.
You are questioning, as you so often do, what it is that you should be doing next, and even questioning why you are in this – I will call it a “lull” period, where you’re “not curious,” as your teammate called it. I would suggest to you [that] this is a period of integration, of remaining calm within yourself, finding that place within yourself that no matter what is happening in the outside world, that you are unaffected. This is, in itself, evidence of a period of integration, of integrating all that you have learned, all that you have come to understand.
You, yourself, said [that] before you pile on yet more learnings, [you should] integrate fully what you already have learned [and] accept that completely within your being [and] understand how it manifests within a life lived. It’s one thing to understand these concepts at an intellectual level; it’s something entirely different to understand how they manifest in your life and in the lives of those around you [and] to learn how to apply these concepts in a life fully lived.
And you are questioning: Have I lost touch? Am I losing my abilities? And yet, at the same time, you, yourself, have acknowledged that you still see the synchronicities on a clock, on a daily basis. You see the combinations of ones and fours [e.g., 11:44 or 1:14), and you take this, rightfully so, as an indicator that you are still on the path. Take the “1” as a symbol of being connected with the One, with All That Is, and take the “4 as an indicator of life on earth in this physical realm. So it is the integration of the spiritual with the physical. This is what you are integrating now.
Just allow that to happen. Accept that. At some point, it will become clear to you, as events in your life unfold, of how and where to apply the learning, but this only happens after you have fully integrated that [and] come to terms with, “How do I express what I know in a meaningful way?” – not just to yourself, but to those around you.
You have come to this life in service to others, and I would submit your time for doing so is not quite here. Of course, you have been involved in this throughout your life. I’m not suggesting that you haven’t yet started. But events will unfold very quickly, soon enough, and it is at that point where your offering will be of greatest benefit.
So be thankful for this time of rest, of calm before the storm, as it were. Not to say that it has to be a violent storm, but it will be tense at times. I would remind you [that] you just witnessed a video yesterday – a video log – of someone sailing on a long passage in the South Pacific, where the weather became rather extreme for days on end, and things were breaking on the boat, and they were having to figure out workarounds while out at sea in the extreme conditions. And yet, at no point did they ever feel unsafe. They simply applied what they had learned as sailors [regarding] how to take care of themselves and the others on board [and] how to be safe within the vessel, in which they had tremendous faith.
And that faith grew every day in how well she handled the extreme conditions. This is a fantastic metaphor for what is coming, that no matter what storm comes up on the horizon, you are well prepared. You understand what needs to happen [and] how to behave.
And how you behave affects how others around you behave. They feel your confidence, and they are calmed in the midst of the storm.
So don’t worry about what you should be doing, or whether you are doing enough. You have done enough, and you are, of course, still on that path.
So I trust this has been an encouragement to you. With that, I will add my thanks, as Maggie so rightly expressed. Thank you, both of you, all of you, for all that you’re doing. You are, in fact, doing what you came to do. We applaud you.
With that, I will step aside. Farewell.
Rob: I just got a hug.
