23/01/2026
Thank you to Peter Mt Shasta for this great reminder.
My invitation is that you take what you want from this message and simply discard the rest.
Our situation now can be symbolized by what Jesus went through in the Garden of Gethsemane. Knowing that he was going to be arrested the following day and that he would soon be crucified, he prayed that he might be spared this painful ordeal.
However, when he saw that what was scheduled for him was part of the Divine Plan, he acquiesced by saying “Thy will be done.”
On the cross, like many today, he felt abandoned by God; and he shouted heavenward, “Father, why hast thou forsaken me?”
Then, finally, he said “Forgive them Father for they know not what they do.”
Many of us now, seeing and feeling the travail on earth, may feel the same sense of abandonment. Why do the Masters not intercede to stop this suffering and establish peace on earth? Have we been forsaken?
The answer is a resounding NO! WE HAVE NOT BEEN ABANDONED. This is our own trial, our exam on the earth plane. We need to learn to forgive our enemies, those who have hurt us, as well as ask forgiveness of those we have hurt. This does not mean to physically contact those people, but reach them inwardly.
Imagine them sitting before you and practice the ancient Hawaiian method of Hoʻoponopono: Say and feel deeply:
-I am sorry.
-Forgive me.
-Thank you.
-I love you.
It doesn’t matter who caused the original problem, you can still free yourselves from this karmic bond that will follow you into your next life unless dissolved.
Ask to be shown what you need to work on and you will be surprised at what memories arise.
Remember, after the crucifixion came the resurrection, then the ascension. Our own ascension awaits us.