2016-07-08. Drop into Your Heart
Oregon, US of A, July 8, 2016.
Teacher: Thought Adjuster.
Subject: “Drop into Your Heart.”
Message received by Anyas.
Thought Adjuster: “Dear child, the mother’s womb is in close proximity of her heart — both physically and emotionally. Isn’t it another clue about the weight that the Father puts in bathing the growing embryo in Love and the comforting sound of its mother’s heartbeat?
“Again, after exiting the womb, when held in its mother’s or father’s arms, its ears are pressed against the privileged location of their heart and it remains connected to that soothing heartbeat — thus providing continuity with the familiar environment of its pre-life. You too, dear ones, are bathed in the Father’s Heartbeat. How could it be otherwise? His Laws remain the same whether they are applied to macro- or microscopic scales.
“The Father always comes from His Heart and His Creative Intelligence always follows the Loving Impulses of His Heart. It is not conflicted like the human intelligence that seems to be torn between discordant agendas — thus exhibiting symptoms of bipolarity. Frequently the intelligence of the heart seems to be in opposition with the impulses of the brain.
“Do not place excessive emphasis on the brain. It has been meant to help you make sense of your life’s purpose and to guide you in making love-based decisions. Frequently, ‘mis-understandings’ result in serious conflicts as they are based on unfounded assumptions and on taking things personally.
“On the other hand, true ‘understanding’ goes deeper than the surface of things. It searches for the hidden roots — for the causes. The best way to get to that place of understanding is to drop in on your heart as it is at the core of your being. How much time do you spend in your heart? And how much time do you spend in your head? Physically speaking, your head is at the top of your being so as to pilot it from its bird’s-eye view perspective. Your heart is nestled in your protective ribcage; it manages your circulatory system and brings blood and oxygen to your brain. It sustains the brain.
“Once humanity will have learned to spend more time in the heart and less time in the head, much change will very rapidly take place. People will look at each other from an entirely different perspective — searching for the best in each other rather than zooming in on the worst. This will rewrite the whole script of inter-human relationships — friends, not foes; peacemakers, not warmongers.”
