Zen Gardner, Guest
Waking Times

“No man ever steps in the same river twice. For it is not the same river, and it is not the same man. There is nothing permanent except change.” – Heraclitus

It seems things change more than we think – way more and in more ways. Even when we’re aware of the underlying reality of constant change, we reference new changes by our memory and perception of old changes. And those were based on previous reference points.

We seem to be judging change by points of previous attachment, even though they continually shift. That cannot be very accurate. Nor fully conscious.

So many of you, when offered help, turn it down because you do not wish to be a bother, or to put people out. Underneath that desire is a fear that if you become work to another you will not be liked any longer. At the root of denying help is fear of rejection and worthiness issues. Conditional love is the cause of the fear of rejection, abandonment, and worthiness issues.

Dear Ones, once you truly start to accept that you are loved unconditionally by Source, you will start to see your complete worthiness. Further, you will start to see that those who had used conditional love to control you were strangers to unconditional love, themselves.

The freedom you seek comes from knowing that the one source that truly has the vantage point to judge you has no desire to do so, and only sees you as being divine and wonderful. It is only a small step from there to beginning to see yourself the same way, and that is when your entire love paradigm will change.

Once you embrace the energies of unconditional love, you will flow with giving and receiving, and will be able to move into complete acceptance of yourself and others. It is your own connection to Source that will set the tone for your interactions with others, so we encourage you to open up and allow the love, the deep abiding love that has always existed for you, in. ~Archangel Gabriel

By Lissa Rankin MD

Guest Writer for Wake Up World

You can’t change something by making it wrong. You can only effect change if you can wake up the sleeping people, and in order for them to hear you, you must have compassion for how they got where they are.

Think of all the truly effective change agents. They didn’t come out with hate, guns blaring and voices screaming. They came out with love and spoke to the hearts of those who knew there was another way.

That’s my intention with medicine. Many people are angry at medicine because our system is so broken. I used to be too. But the establishment can’t hear you if you’re beating them up. They’ll defend against you, even if you speak the truth.