God is Releasing a Sound from Heaven
You can feel It.
There's something greater for you.
You are greater than 'you',
than who you think you are,
than who you want to be(come).
And now that you're living in that Energy,
in My Spirit,
as My Love,
the one that you think you are will prosper.
You will be successful,
now that you're successfully hearing the Silence.
"Great Love can change small things into great ones, and it is only Love which lends value to our actions." - St. Faustina
I Love You
I Am You
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"You don't want to change." - Maharajji
"For several years now, the Father has been releasing a sound from heaven designed to connect to the deep desire within us all for both relationship and responsibility. It is represented within much of the music being performed by Christian musicians in recent times but it is not itself necessarily a sound audible to the natural ear. Some have heard it in the spirit and responded already, but that sound frequency continues to intensify, encouraging all His children to be spiritually open and sensitive and to resonate with it. Let it penetrate as deep calls to deep to awaken your sonship. As you become aware of it, learn to rest and relax in it, to be immersed in His presence in it and to resonate with His intention for your life as that is conveyed to you in the sound." - Mike Parsons
"He who seeks, let him not cease seeking until he finds; and when he finds he will be troubled, and when he is troubled he will be amazed, and he will reign over the All." - Jesus, The Gospel of Thomas
"The term shad refers to the everlasting unchanging divine power that creates and sustains the creation. It emanates from God, is one with God and is God. It manifests inside each living being as sound and light and is experienced as love and bliss." - Soami Ji
"Every time a thought is born, you are born. When the thought is gone, you are gone. But the 'you' does not let the thought go, and what gives continuity to this 'you' is the thinking. Actually, there is no permanent entity in you, no totality of all your thoughts and experiences. You think that there is 'somebody' who is thinking your thoughts, 'somebody' who is feeling your feelings - - that's the illusion. I can say it is an illusion, but it is not an illusion to you. -U.G. Krishnamurti
"The desire to be loved is the last illusion. Give it up and you will be free." - Margaret Atwood
"Wherever you are is the entry point." - Kabir
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