How Can I Talk With God/Allah/Creator? (1 of 2)

Posted on June 13, 2014 by Cheryl Jensen

Question:     How can I talk with God/Allah/Creator?

Higgins:     That thing called God, Allah and Creator is the primary source of all life. Each one of you is connected by a metaphorical umbilical cord to Source. You cannot help but communicate with Source and whether you are aware of it or not, you do communicate continually and Source always responds.

Good communication is a two-way street and what you are really asking is, “How do I understand the responses I receive?” In other words, you are (in a sense) re-gaining consciousness and now wish to participate more fully in the relationship you have with Source.

While words are the primary focus of communication between physicals, emotion is what Source ‘listens’ to. Whatever you think about, talk about and act upon with emotion Source responds to. The greater your emotion regarding the topic the swifter and bolder the response from Source.

While humans understand and use the word ‘no’, Source does not respond to ‘no’ the way humans expect. Source responds to emotion. Whatever emotion you send out Source responds to in kind. That means each time you say ‘no’, Source says ‘yes’ to the very thing you say ‘no’ to.

For example, you want to not struggle with money. Sources hears you say, “I struggle with money.” Then Source sends you more financial difficulties to struggle with.

We encourage you to learn to look for the positive in every situation. Source will respond to your emotional directive. You will always know how well or poorly you are doing by the daily life events that come your way. If they bring a sense of contentment and joy then you’ve been sending out the ‘right words’ to Source and you have learned to communicate clearly.

Received June 12, 2014 at Lake Goodwin, Washington  USA

 

 

 

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School Shootings

Posted on June 11, 2014 by Cheryl Jensen

Question:    Higgins, what is with all the school, store and mall shootings?

Higgins:     Human life, the day to day events, is created by what you focus upon with feeling. Humans create television, movies and games that depict disrespectful, angry and violent treatment of one another. The news channels report shootings and violence morning and night. We have a question for you. Why do expect anything else?

It defies Universal Law to expect that life will provide peaceful, happy events when violence and traumatic death is relentlessly focused upon.

Furthermore, more people are generally feeling alienated and disillusioned with their place in the game of life. Because the news reports these violent events, those who may not have acted before, now have visual and mental templates placed in their minds. The possibility of carrying out ideas for harming others, for seeking some kind of revenge on a world that isn’t welcoming, comes closer to reality.

To stop the school shootings you, as a people, are going to have to mature emotionally. You will have to stop watching murder and the mistreatment of others depicted on television. You will have to stop waging war on other countries. You will have to learn to speak kindly, to act kindly. For example, presidential candidates will have to speak well of one another during the race for election. Think about it. You will have to change your behavior.

You will also have to learn to be inclusive so that those who now feel marginalized instead feel themselves to be, and in fact are, contributing members of society.

There is no law that can be enacted that will stop what is happening.  Only changing your behavior will lead to sustainable safe neighborhoods.

Received June 10, 2014 at Lake Goodwin, Washington

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You Are Not Alone

Posted on June 10, 2014 by Cheryl Jensen

Offering from Higgins:

You are not alone here, in this physical realm. In a way, you are a like a radio controlled car being steered remotely. Unlike the RC car you do not have to follow directions. You have free choice whether or not to follow the directions offered.

Guidance comes from an inner, broader you and from Spirit Guides. The inner, broader you remembers every life experience you’ve ever had and what you learned from them. Most importantly your inner, broader you knows what you wanted to achieve this lifetime. From the inner, broader you’s expanded vantage point you are steered by emotion towards action that will lead inevitably towards achievement of your life plan.

Spirit Guides help by stimulating your imagination and impulses.

Each and every one of you has the inherent ability and capacity to create a life on Earth that is rewarding and fulfilling. All that is needed is for you to relax the mind and body and allow yourself to be inspired. Then act upon the inspiration.

Received June 10, 2014 at Lake Goodwin, Washington  USA

 

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The Kindness Paradigm (36)

Posted on June 9, 2014 by Cheryl Jensen

There is a place for everyone. Unfortunately, we don’t seem to know where that is.

Regardless of mental ability or mental stability, health status, financial status, race or age everyone has a right to exist. Everyone has the same right to exist. Yet so many feel as though they  don’t fit in to mainstream society. It seems even those who appear to be mainstream society feel they don’t fit in to society.

Each person needs a place to belong, to serve and be served, to feel of value. Instead, we tend to push people to the fringes of society when we don’t know how to include them.

For example, a person who struggles with schizophrenia needs a place to exist, to be included and to be of value. Where is that place? Some are prickly sometimes. How does one participate fully despite porcupine bristling? Our aged need to be included and to be of value. And that place for those who are irascible, blaming others for their personal failures; the place for introverts; the place for those lacking social grace…where is that place?

When we find answers to these questions I believe we will simultaneously solve the issue of shootings and terrorist acts, depression and loneliness simply because we will include everyone, not just the beautiful people and not just those who are willing to play game by the current set of rules.

When we learn how to include everyone there will be no one left on the fringes of society, frustrated, alone and bitter.

What we need is to understand that even those who are willing to play by the rules don’t necessarily thrive within those rules. The rules don’t really fit anyone. They fit businesses and corporations but unfortunately they don’t fit people.

The rules are made to suit the needs of business. In the Kindness Paradigm we shift the rules of business to suit the needs of the human.

Cheryl Jensen, June 9, 2014 at Lake Goodwin, Washington  USA

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A solution for Every Problem

Posted on June 7, 2014 by Cheryl Jensen

Higgins:     There is a good, viable solution for every problem you experience.

Higgins on Health live session, July 18, 2012 at Everett, Washington

 

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The Kindness Paradigm (35)

Posted on June 6, 2014 by Cheryl Jensen

One of the most important goals of the Kindness Paradigm is to achieve, for every person, a sense of safety and security. The reason for this is that when a person feels safe and secure physically, mentally, financially etc…they feel free. A sense of freedom leads to a sense of expansiveness. When we feel expansive and adventuresome we do things for the enjoyment they bring rather than from a sense of requirement and duty.

The last couple of segments (33 and 34) listed some things a person might do with their time. The reason doing these things is important is that these sorts of opportunities lead people to express themselves in ways that are inherently pleasurable for them. We come to be human for exactly this reason…to express who we are in all sorts of ways but preferably in ways that bring joy to our hearts.

And of course, the terminal goal of the Kindness Paradigm is to bring joy to the hearts of all.

Cheryl Jensen, June 2, 2014 at Lake Goodwin, Washington  USA

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The Kindness Paradigm (34)

Posted on June 5, 2014 by Cheryl Jensen

I mentioned in segment 33 the freedom we might find in a shorter work week.

What are some other ways life might change for us if we had more time and sense of freedom?

  • become a mentor, teach something you know
  • make a habit of kind acts like taking flowers from your garden to a neighbor
  • living life at a more leisurely pace
  • life would lose some of its intensity and gain a sense sanity
  • more family time
  • time to pursue dreams

What would a gentler life look like? I ask this to stimulate thought about what sort of life each of us wants to lead. Note I wrote ‘wants to lead’. We tend to do with our days what we’ve been socialized to do rather than to really think about what we would enjoy doing with our days.

While I realize there are those who truly love their jobs and love to work I also believe that most people would be happier with a little more freedom. All I suggest is we consider, just consider, what it would be like to have this kind of freedom.

What would it lead to? What wonderful things could be accomplished with a little more time?

Cheryl Jensen, June 2, 2014 at Lake Goodwin, Washington

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The Kindness Paradigm (33)

Posted on June 2, 2014 by Cheryl Jensen

Life lived within a social paradigm of kindness would be a gentler life.

Currently, in the United States a forty hour work week is considered standard. What would life look like if, in our new paradigm of kindness, we adopted a shorter work week? Let’s say six hours a day five days a week.

What could a person do with two extra hours per day?

  • socialize
  • swim
  • garden
  • read
  • bicycle
  • volunteer
  • clean the garage
  • rest
  • visit someone in person…like Grandma and Grandpa or Mom and Dad or your crazy uncle
  • make a new friend
  • learn a new language
  • bake
  • play with the dog
  • try a new recipe
  • golf
  • play a musical instrument

I’d like us to consider for a moment how nice it would be to have this kind of freedom.

Cheryl Jensen, June 2, 2014 at Lake Goodwin, Washington

 

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Play

Posted on June 2, 2014 by Cheryl Jensen

Offering from Higgins:     Play. If you can’t remember how, learn.

Received June 2, 2014 at Lake Goodwin, Washington  USA

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Develop Stick-to-it-iveness

Posted on June 1, 2014 by Cheryl Jensen

Question:      I understand, theoretically, that to have what I want I have to start being what I want now, before the thing I want has actually arrived. It seems I have a million excuses to be lax about that. How do I develop some stick-to-it-iveness?

Higgins:     The more closely aligned you are with your desire the easier it is to have what you are calling stick-to-it-iveness. Spend some time each day imagining yourself in the midst of the realization of your desire. This will help align you vibrationally with your desire literally putting you on the same wavelength with the desired goal. When you are vibrationally equal to the goal you will slide more easily along the path to its achievement with less feeling of needing to work at it…(meaning you won’t need as much will power to make yourself stick to your plans, you will want to stick to your plans.)

Received June 1, 2012 at Lake Goodwin, Washington

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