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**clitlyphype** · 02-12-2007, 09:40 PM

dear friends,

more from carla & the group.

be well, be love.

david

http://www.llresearch.org/transcript...2007_1013.aspx
saturday meditation
october 13, 2007

group question: (read by jim) our question tonight, q’uo, has to do with how we, as seekers, can deal with adversity. our third-density illusion has the purpose, it seems, of providing us catalyst and by using this catalyst we hopefully can grow into greater understanding of our place in the universe and of how to be of service. sometimes, though, the catalyst is either too much, or we feel like we’re getting burned out, or it’s boringly repetitive and we’re getting tired of doing the work, or for some reason, we just feel discouraged and could use some words of inspiration, something perhaps other than, “well, remember that you’re all one,” or “persevere, persevere.”

is there some way that you could recommend that we could look at the concept of catalyst that seems to be a bit much and overwhelming as we deal with it in our daily round of activities?

http://www.llresearch.org/transcript...1990_0802.aspx
intensive meditation
august 2, 1990
(k channeling)

we greet you in the love and in the light of the one infinite creator, whom we serve together with you.

it is, as always, our great privilege to work with you and to share with this group a new seeking. when you are seeking together, you are most congruent, though it may not always seem so to you in your illusion as individuals, and we take great joy in being able to share with this congruency of seeking.

this instrument desires to know when it is being of service and we are aware that each of you has also had this desire or questions. we reiterate to you that what is of importance upon a metaphysical level is the desire to be of service, and the purity of the intent in the offering of the self and the dedication of the self to the work and to the purification of the self for the work.

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clitlyphype Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 516 Senior Member	dear friends, more from carla & the group. be well, be love. david http://www.llresearch.org/transcript...2007_1013.aspx saturday meditation october 13, 2007 group question: (read by jim) our question tonight, q’uo, has to do with how we, as seekers, can deal with adversity. our third-density illusion has the purpose, it seems, of providing us catalyst and by using this catalyst we hopefully can grow into greater understanding of our place in the universe and of how to be of service. sometimes, though, the catalyst is either too much, or we feel like we’re getting burned out, or it’s boringly repetitive and we’re getting tired of doing the work, or for some reason, we just feel discouraged and could use some words of inspiration, something perhaps other than, “well, remember that you’re all one,” or “persevere, persevere.” is there some way that you could recommend that we could look at the concept of catalyst that seems to be a bit much and overwhelming as we deal with it in our daily round of activities? http://www.llresearch.org/transcript...1990_0802.aspx intensive meditation august 2, 1990 (k channeling) we greet you in the love and in the light of the one infinite creator, whom we serve together with you. it is, as always, our great privilege to work with you and to share with this group a new seeking. when you are seeking together, you are most congruent, though it may not always seem so to you in your illusion as individuals, and we take great joy in being able to share with this congruency of seeking. this instrument desires to know when it is being of service and we are aware that each of you has also had this desire or questions. we reiterate to you that what is of importance upon a metaphysical level is the desire to be of service, and the purity of the intent in the offering of the self and the dedication of the self to the work and to the purification of the self for the work.
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