The Flexible Art of Clarity

As I journeyed through the lessons from the unseen I reached deeper and deeper understandings of life's secrets. The Kingfisher followed Eagle whose messages I have shared in earlier posts. Then so many visions and messages poured in.

As I sank into the silence on 28 April 2018 I at first saw debris on a forest floor, but as I looked up I saw a panda amongst some bamboo. At first the panda was eating the bamboo, but then he moved away. I followed the panda to a temple in a clearing up some craggy rocks. I sat cross legged in the clearing in front of the temple. There was a man with a golden robe standing if in front of the temple who instructed me to sit in quiet contemplation. He said the temple itself was not of importance, but rather to make the space to sit.

The Earth opened up and glowed golden from inside and I felt the warmth of the glow in my stomach area. It was like I became the Earth, then I moved beyond the Earth and became one with everything, out beyond our universe. I connected with the Creator. It was such a peaceful and warm feeling. Eventually I came back to the clearing where I was sitting.

This is what the golden-robed man told me:
“Look above and beyond the debris of the material world, where things can seem so congested and confused. Look beyond and follow the trail that is laid before you. Things will become more clear cut, more black and white and you will know what trail to follow.

The true trail will always lead you to yourself, to inside yourself, to the Earth and to the Creator. There are many paths but it will become clear which paths are to be followed and you will create a new path that is in tune with the coming era. But be patient and still. Go within, study with those who present themselves and listen. Be true to your heart.

Be flexible, like the bamboo, but also pay attention to that which is black and white, that which calls out to you clearly. You will know and you will see. The confusion and distraction will dissolve because you have given yourself space. You stop focussing on the confusion on the ground and you are looking beyond the bending bamboo to the strong presence of the panda.

But remember the bamboo thrives on the humous and debris of the forest floor and the panda feeds on the bamboo, so everything is in order. It is a trail. The art is to remove yourself from becoming lost in each element of the trail, to detach yourself enough to know when to feast and when to move on, when to look and when to withdraw. And when you think you have reached a destination, know it is only a vehicle to what lies beyond, always through the Earth beyond to the Creator.

Your goal is to be at one with the Creator whilst being a living expression of the Creator's desired aspect through you — understanding that this ‘being at one’ is always unfolding and never static. It is always a moving towards, as well as a moving away. Always a becoming of what truly is. To remain in this beautiful ecstasy of unfoldment, this moves you beyond everything, into nothing, wherein lies the eternal power.”
© Snowdrop 2021