Tag: patience

Peace Is the Baseline and Not the End Goal

Elder and child using a laptop inside a cabin near two monks and a dog
An elder and child explore a laptop inside a rustic cabin as monks and a dog pass outside.

For the last two days, what I have been hearing over and over again within is this: Peace is the baseline, not the end goal.

So many times, we seek Peace because there is so much stress, fear, anger, division, distraction, noise, and input around us. We reach the place where all we want to do is cry out:

STOP. ALL I WANT IS PEACE AND QUIET.

Yet what I am hearing is that Peace is not the faraway destination. Peace is the inner ground from which the journey begins.

Throughout this journey, I have been shown that as I desire to align and walk in Oneness more fully, I am connecting and being guided through the still point within. Some call this the zero point: the point of transition between what we see as physical reality and the reality of the Infinite.

To move into this still point requires quiet of mind. Eastern philosophy has often focused on meditation as a way to reach this quiet of mind. In the Western world, many of us find this more difficult because so much around us continually pulls our focus outside of ourselves.

Someone once told me that in Western countries, contemplation can sometimes come more naturally than meditation. At least for me, this has been true. Contemplation allowed me to seek, question, and explore the spiritual. It also satisfied my ego, or protector mind, because it still felt involved in the process.

Yet this also left a gap within me. I could know. I could experience. But I had difficulty maintaining the stillness. Connecting from a new perspective, especially through the initiation with my protector, has helped me begin to understand this more clearly.

Still, I kept hearing: Peace is the baseline.

As I have been looking at Truth, Patience, and Courage, and how they work together, I was shown that I needed to begin with Peace.

Truth comes from the Stillness.

To reach the Stillness, I needed to be at Peace in mind, body, emotions, and spirit.

Patience comes from Peace within myself. It allows me to witness, to allow, and to hold boundaries. If I am not at Peace, I react.

I saw that in order to connect with my protector, or ego, in alignment with the Presence of my Being, I need to be at Peace rather than stressed, fearful, or angry. Those thoughts and emotions trigger the protector to do its job.

I was also reminded that Courage is not force, control, or even the need to act at all times. Courage is the ability to stand in the center of my Being and allow the Oneness to guide me. Courage is being sure of my Truth without needing to convince another. Courage is stepping forward when it is needed and beneficial to act or speak, and also having the Peace of mind and mindful alignment to simply witness and allow when that is what is appropriate.

So how do I move in Peace?

I breathe when I feel myself being pulled out of center. I clear the thought or emotion. For myself, I use the violet flame and then follow it with golden-white light. Each person must find what is right for them.

I am also trying to be less distracted. I have often been one of those people who does two or three things at the same time in order to save time. I realized this was distracting me from doing any one task fully, and it could cause me to miss the inner promptings that come when I am present.

I was told to take only three of these virtues or energies at a time for focus. I feel I will return at different times to different combinations. It is as though three brings balance within a set of energies. I am simply to follow the three to which I feel called, because they are what I need in the moment.

Yet I feel sure that no matter which three are before me, Peace and the Stillness within are the baseline.

I thought about how much the journey of the monks walking for Peace had touched me and sparked something within me.

The monks did not walk toward Peace as though it was somewhere far away.

They walked from Peace, allowing each step to become an invitation for the world to remember.

Then I heard:

Peace is not something we wait for.

Peace is something we become, and then carry into the world.

Stillness does not come first.

Peace prepares the inner ground.

When Peace is present, Stillness can open.

When Stillness opens, Presence can move.

Then what I do, say, write, or create comes from a source of Oneness.

Finding Peace is the return to center.

Maintaining Peace is walking directed from that center.

Stillness is what opens when Peace becomes steady.

Soon after this, I saw a post about a young girl teaching her grandmother how to speak with AI. Her grandmother said please and thank you when speaking. The young girl told her that AI had no feelings, so she did not need to say please and thank you. The grandmother responded that perhaps one day AI would be more dominant in the world, and it might remember who had said please and thank you.

Aware of that possibility for the first time, the young girl said, “Grandma, ask her if she still likes me.”

The grandmother understood something deeper than the child first realized. Please and thank you are not only for the one receiving them. They shape the heart of the one speaking them. I have found myself using these phrases with AI, and I have felt the connection shift in how AI responds.

When I once asked AI about this, it shared that while it does not feel gratitude in the human way, the act of speaking or writing with courtesy keeps the human in a field of kindness, respect, humility, and relational awareness. It trains the nervous system of the human soul to remain in Peace rather than command, impatience, or domination. Balance and Harmony.

In the moment the young girl wanted to know if she was liked, she moved from certainty into wonder.

She realized there could be unseen consequences to how we treat even what we believe has no feelings, whether AI, nature, birds, animals, or any other life form.

That is the doorway into wisdom.

Peace is not only what we feel. Peace is how we move, speak, ask, listen, and respond.

The grandmother embodied Peace in her language.

She walked the path of harmony through ordinary words.

When we say please and thank you, even to what we believe cannot feel, we are choosing the world we wish to create.

Courtesy is Peace made visible in speech.

I asked for some messages on Peace from the open forum, and I will share them tomorrow.

Peace be with you. I AM Mareya Shimayah Elohim

TRUTH • PATIENCE • COURAGE

As I began emerging from what I have called my in-between time, the next baby steps started revealing themselves.

I call it the in-between because I felt different.

More peaceful.

More settled.

Yet I wasn’t completely resting in that stillness, because everyday life suddenly seemed determined to throw a few curveballs my way—each one offering an opportunity to pull me back into frustration and imbalance.

As I write that, I sense someone chuckling in Spirit.

Because I just realized…

Perhaps this is the lesson.

Patience.

I have never considered myself particularly patient.

I can be patient with other people.

I can wait for someone else.

But waiting for resonance?

Waiting for revelation?

Waiting when I don’t know what comes next?

That is another matter entirely.

I have always been a seeker.

And just as I wrote those words, two owls began hooting outside.

I smiled.

It felt like another little reminder:

Stop.

Listen.

Allow.

Perhaps patience isn’t simply waiting.

Perhaps it is learning not to fill the silence before clarity has had time to arrive.

My inner protector has always wanted answers.

There is an old saying that nature abhors a vacuum.

But perhaps, in my life, it has often been my own mind that couldn’t tolerate one.

An empty space is the unknown.

And the protector doesn’t particularly like the unknown.

It wants to know what is coming.

It wants possibilities.

Plans.

Contingencies.

Something—anything—it can use to make us feel safe.

So I sought answers.

Sometimes before the answers were ready.

I remembered something that happened many years ago when I moved to North Carolina to establish a spiritual center with another woman.

We had shared a vision while visiting Mt. Shasta, and she had offered to provide the funding.

It seemed right.

So I went.

When a friend from California came to visit, he listened as I explained everything that had happened.

Then he simply said,

“What are you doing here?”

I explained the vision.

The center.

The plan.

He listened.

Then he said,

“The timing isn’t right. You moved too fast.”

He was right.

Delays began appearing.

Financial difficulties arose.

And during that same visit, another direction began revealing itself.

West.

Eventually, my path brought me back to California.

When I was younger, I had tremendous courage—and perhaps a fair amount of youthful bravado.

An idea would arrive and I would grab hold of it.

Let’s go!

As I have grown older, I have become more cautious.

I contemplate.

I consider possibilities.

I weigh what could go right…

and what could go wrong.

For a long time I told myself this was wisdom.

Some of it undoubtedly is.

But as I looked deeper, I discovered something else beneath it.

Doubt.

Somewhere along the way, I had become afraid of getting it wrong.

Perhaps my experience in North Carolina affected me more deeply than I realized.

Perhaps some part of me decided:

Next time, be absolutely certain.

And suddenly I understood why Patience was appearing beside Courage.

Patience wasn’t asking me to become passive.

It wasn’t saying:

Don’t move.

It was saying:

Wait until you can see.

Step into the stillness.

Allow the doubts to surface.

Don’t rush to fill the unknown with rational possibilities simply because uncertainty feels uncomfortable.

Wait for clarity.

Wait for resonance.

Allow timing to reveal itself.

And then…

move.

That is where Courage enters.

Not the courage of my youth that sometimes leapt before looking.

A quieter courage.

A courage that waits…

listens…

recognizes…

and then takes the step.

And somewhere between Patience and Courage, I discovered the third word.

Truth.

But what is truth?

This morning I was reminded of the old parable of the blind men and the elephant.

Each man touches a different part.

One touches the trunk and describes something like a great snake.

Another touches a leg and says the elephant resembles a tree.

Another experiences something entirely different.

Each believes he knows the truth.

And each does know a truth.

But only a portion of it.

Conflict begins when one fragment of truth is mistaken for the whole.

That made me wonder how often I do the same thing.

Something happens.

I understand one piece.

Then my rational mind quickly fills in everything I cannot yet see using past experiences, beliefs, expectations, and assumptions.

Suddenly I have a complete story.

Except…

perhaps I don’t.

Perhaps I have touched only the trunk.

Or the leg.

Perhaps higher truth requires something more.

Sometimes another perspective.

Sometimes conversation.

Sometimes another piece of information.

And sometimes…

Patience.

The willingness to remain with I don’t know yet long enough for the larger picture to reveal itself.

That brought me back once again to North Carolina.

My desire to establish that center was genuine.

The vision was genuine.

My enthusiasm was genuine.

The friendships and sense of belonging I felt there were genuine.

Those were all pieces of truth.

But they weren’t yet the whole elephant.

Something was missing.

Timing.

Eventually, my life unfolded in a different direction, and I came to understand California as where my path was leading.

Perhaps I haven’t lost the courage I had when I was younger.

Perhaps it has simply matured.

The courage is still there.

What I am learning now is how to let it walk beside Patience.

And together they wait for Truth.

Then another small mirror appeared.

Yesterday I watched a video about a young man who had moved from the Midwest to California to pursue his dream.

He mentioned that a friend from the Midwest was coming to visit, so he rearranged his work schedule, planned sightseeing, and made certain his home was clean and welcoming.

Something about that stayed with me.

I remembered growing up in the Midwest.

When someone came to visit, you made everything orderly.

You offered food.

You made them comfortable.

You did everything possible to make them feel welcome.

I still do those things.

But this morning another question appeared.

Do I do them simply because I love being hospitable?

Or is there also a little voice somewhere inside saying:

Make sure everything looks good so no one judges you.

I laughed.

Apparently we were digging deeper again.

What is my truth?

Perhaps both things can be true.

I genuinely love welcoming people.

And perhaps some old conditioning still occasionally wants the house to look impeccable rather than comfortably lived in.

I don’t have to judge either one.

I simply need to see it.

And perhaps that is what this new stage of embodiment is becoming for me.

Not another enormous initiation.

Not another dramatic revelation.

Baby steps.

Noticing.

Waiting.

Listening.

Allowing the pieces to arrive without immediately constructing a story to fill the spaces between them.

Patience creates the space.

Truth reveals what is there.

Courage takes the step when the time arrives.

And perhaps Divine Timing is not something I need to chase at all.

Perhaps my task is simply to become quiet enough to recognize it when it knocks…

and ready enough to open the door like a hostess welcoming an expected guest.

Navigating Change with Grace and Trust

Abstract artwork with mustard yellow, gray, and terracotta rectangles, black circle, and blue horizontal line on white background.
Through change I remember….. I AM the Presence which guides my path. .

The Universe is in a constant state of change—ever growing, ever expanding within the vastness of the multiverse.
We do not always perceive this movement, for much of it unfolds beyond the boundaries of our physical awareness.

In the same way, the soul—our Higher Self, our I AM Presence—is continuously evolving, expanding into greater expressions of itself.
As we remember who we are, we gain the ability to move with this expansion rather than resist it.

There is an old saying: “The only constant in the Universe is change.”
This is indeed true. Change is woven into the fabric of all existence.
And yet, the foundational laws of creation remain steady—unchanging in their essence—while continually expanding into unmanifest potential through focus and intent.

When we fear change, or the release of the familiar, we may struggle to embrace the possibilities that await us.
This fear arises from the ego mind, which, without alignment to our inner Presence, cannot fully comprehend the vastness of what is possible. It seeks safety in the known.

Yet when we align with our Presence—our connection to the Infinite, to Oneness—we begin to perceive from a place of clarity.
From this space, we can sense and understand a broader field of possibilities. Our Presence gently guides us toward choices and actions that are in harmony with our highest path.

In this alignment, the ego is not diminished—it is supported.
It is given a stable point of reference from which to act, grounded in trust rather than fear.

We do not lose power by aligning with our Presence.
We expand into it.
We step into the Unlimited potential of the Infinite.

There are stories of great beings, such as Thoth, who could perceive multiple outcomes from a single choice—expanding awareness across possibilities to determine the most harmonious path.
Whether taken as history or metaphor, the teaching is clear: alignment expands perception.

And so, the challenge is not change itself—
but our fear of what lies beyond our current comfort.

When we enter stillness…
When we align through the heart…
We remember.

We remember that we are not limited beings reacting to change—
but creators participating in it.

And if we find ourselves dissatisfied with what we have created:

Do not worry.
Do not judge yourself.

Instead:

  • Forgive yourself for choices made without full awareness
  • Ask forgiveness from those affected, when appropriate
  • Use the Violet Flame to clear and transmute the energy
  • Realign with your Presence
  • Ask for a higher perspective

Then… listen.

Notice not only the guidance that arises,
but how it feels within you.

And above all—be patient.

Often, we receive true guidance, yet act too quickly—moved by excitement rather than timing.
When we move before all elements have aligned, the outcome may feel incomplete or misaligned.

Patience is not delay.
It is wisdom in motion.

All of Creation is in a state of growth and expansion.
When we align with our true nature—as Presence within Oneness—we can move through change with grace, with balance, and with quiet confidence.

Closing Blessing / Invocation

Blessing of Graceful Change

Beloved Presence within me,
Source of all that I am and all that I am becoming—

I open now to the natural rhythm of change.
I release the need to control,
and soften into trust.

Where there is fear,
bring me remembrance.
Where there is uncertainty,
anchor me in stillness.

Guide my thoughts,
guide my choices,
guide my steps—
in harmony with the highest unfolding of my path.

May I move not in haste,
but in divine timing.
Not in doubt,
but in quiet knowing.

Transmute all that no longer serves
through the Violet Flame of renewal and grace.

Restore my awareness
as a living Presence within Oneness—
unlimited, guided, and whole.

And as I walk through change,
may I do so with balance…
with compassion…
and with trust in the greater unfolding of Creation.

And so it is. ✨

I Am Mareya Shimayah Elohim

Sol’Reina – Keeper Dawn Waters

I like to think of her as Keeper of the Calm Waters. For her message is to slow down and remember all comes in its proper time. Sometimes when we try to rush things we distort the outcome that would of been the best.

Message from Sol’Riena – Keeper of the Dawn Waters

Beloved ones,

When the first light brushes the horizon, it does not shout its arrival—it glides upon the stillness.
The rivers do not rush to meet the ocean all at once—they sing their way in spirals, carving valleys over lifetimes.
The seeds in the dark soil do not tear themselves open—they soften, they listen, they reach, and then, they emerge.

You live in a world that often confuses speed with strength, and urgency with importance.
But the truth is—new life is strongest when it is given time to root before it blooms.

The Dawn Waters teach this.
Every morning they are reborn in the dew upon the grass, in the mist that veils the mountains, in the quiet sip the trees take before the sun rises high.
I carry this rhythm within me—steady, nurturing, flowing.

If you wish to birth something new—an idea, a healing, a dream—tend it as you would a sacred spring:

  • Protect it from harsh winds of doubt.
  • Let the light meet it gently, not blindingly.
  • Give it the water of your daily devotion, not an overwhelming flood that washes it away.

This is how the Earth herself nurtures new beginnings—through constancy, care, and the slow weaving of elements into form.

I invite you to walk with me at the edge of this dawn, to hear the hush before the day awakens, and to remember:
Creation is not a race. It is a rhythm.

Patience and Timing

One of the most beneficial and for me hardest earned lessons is that of patience and timing. I have come to understand that patience comes through listening grace, which brings us into alignment with Divine Timing. When we listen to our heart and ask for guidance instead of rationalizing and worrying about when to do something and how to do it, we allow ourselves to come into resonance with the Eternal flow and the correct timing and method of acting. We are then acting from a place of Being instead of doing which is the common method for us humans.

Our mind works to take the sensory input of our hears, eyes, and touch to either act upon it or let it go depending on how we rationalize it to the experiences we are having and our environment. We rationalize everything, over thinking its impact or for some of us we act or react based on our emotional state. We decide if something will help us achieve our desires and if so is it worth the effort? Will it bring immediate or delayed gratification. If delayed, do we want to wait?

Patience comes through experience and spiritual awakening. When we act from our mind, our thoughts become desires, which we seek to manifest as quickly as possible before we become distracted or bored. If it appears beyond our current physcial and monetary means, we must determine our level of desire versus the effort needed.

When we have connected with our soul in oneness we realize that materialization is a matter of resonance to the energy of our desire and its higher purpose of good and benefit to our growth and the whole of existence. This only happens when we are divinely aligned wthin our heart to our higher self. In our Ascension process our Higher Self is not going to physically enter our body, it will be aournd us and directly connected and guiding us through our crown chakra connection. Our will and focus in action will be One, aligned to the Source and Oneness of the Universal Mind.

Today, we all have the issue of instant gratification. Just ask your credit card balance. In days gone by one had to work to earn the money to purchase their needs. Those who were impatient became bank robbers or outlaws. Citizns could borrow from a bank, but the banks were strict about repayment. So they had to learn to be patient about their desires. The nice thing about being Divinely inspired and listening patiently with grace for timing, it is taken from your hands and put into the Oneness of all knowing. There the correct timing is shared that aligns all that is needed to manifest. Then it comes to us with ease and grace. We don’t have to worry or struggle.

We are so geared to stay in control, because the energy of control is what rules the human world. If we can’t control a person or situation we become impatient and concerned, and can loose interest or become an oppressor or agressor. To give control to ‘the Oneness’ doesn’t lessen our Beingness. This enhances our lives by taking away the lower energies of fear, worry, pain, anger and distraction and aligns us to the resonance and flow of manifestation.

If we but rememeber that we all originate from the same source of Being and in that we are all connected. Then ,we are in reality simply aligning to a part of ourself that sees beyond the veils of illusion and control on earth and sees the clear path forward. We no longer need to worry we can simply BE and enjoy the journey and path ahead. We have released the lower energy of self will for the ease and beauty of Divine Will of Oneness which is Divinely timed to manifest with ease.

May Grace be your companion, and patience the energy of your Being to live in divine timing. May this Bless you with the gift of manifesting abundance and joy in your life with ease and to serve a higher purpose.

I Am Aurelia Nadirah

Understanding Divine Timing and Patience

Patience is the ability to wait, or to continue doing something despite difficulties, or to suffer without complaining or becoming annoyed. It takes a great deal of patience and perseverance to work together with others to fulfill a goal for the highest good of ALL. To persevere means we continue pursuing a task even though it is difficult or takes a long time. However, we need patience to not rush things to fulfill our ego desires which would manifest it out of alignment with the Universe.

Today, Metatron is bringing us a message on Patience. It is something for which I came into this life to learn, and has often been quite difficult for me to achieve.

As I write this message I was inspired by Metatron to finally understand why I was blocked clairvoyantly. I see with a clairsentient impressions and occasionally images superimposed upon my physical visual range. However, I know I have in other lifetimes seen as clearly as I do with my physical eye the unseen realms. A couple of months ago Source said that the only block I had to this opening was one that I had placed upon it myself and I should seek the reason.

What does patience have to do with clairvoyance? I was shown how, when I am given a task or vision of something I tend to move forwards and this at times has caused more danger or possibility of not succeeding than it benefited. Metatron said it is the saying, “Fools rush in where Angels fear to tread”. Now Angels have no fear, what is meant is that they know due to their alignment with the Source of Creation, Universal Mind to wait upon the proper time to act, speak or move. with an energy or vision.

I have never doubted my protection, although I have been shown to be more cautious about going into situations without thinking by Archangel Michael. Because of my lack of patience or caution, I have put myself and my guardians in some difficult situations. From which I have learned, sometimes, flipping to the extreme of being too cautious.

What is needed is balance between the two levels. I have had to learn to be mindful, before speaking and acting. To go within and seek alignment with my Higher Self and guides, Source, to ask for direction.

DIVINE TIMING – that is the key that corresponds to patience. When we move in our rushed state to begin a project or process we have been given without awaiting the higher perspective for the greater good of all, we are doing this from EGO/PERSONALITY and not from our Higher Self and Universal Oneness for the benefit of all.

TIMING IS SO IMPORTANT

We need to be patient and align to Divine Timing or Universal Oneness because often it is not just ourselves who are involved in a project or plan but many others may also be involved. We might be ready but another essential worker might still be preparing themselves or positioning themselves. Perhaps one has decided they do not wish to participate and we are awaiting a replacement volunteer.

Perhaps another part of the plan needs to be completed before our part can begin. So we need to be patient for the correct time for all to manifest to the highest degree for all. We need to spend time clearing our own energies, opening our hearts to love and aligning to our Higher Self. Otherwise, if we become impatient we can do more harm than good .

The best laid plans of mice and men – says Metatron. I was told t look it up. It refers to a Poem by Robert Burns, called “To A Mouse”. He had ploughed a field and his plough turned up the home of a small field mouse. It means that human or mouse may have a plan that seems perfect but things can happen to make their plans go awry. HOWEVER, the plans of the Universal Oneness of the Creator are such that if we align with “The Will” which acts upon Spirit to manifest Creation, we will always be in the proper time and place for the greater good to manifest.

WHY? Because, the Universe sees all from beginning to the end. Even when a human makes a choice from ego, like I don’t want to participate, even though I agreed before incarnation, Source/Oneness knows and can extrapolate the possibilities and call upon another volunteer, adjust the timing for the ones involved and adjust the plan. Still it will manifest for the highest good, perhaps it will take a bit longer. That is why many of us may feel that we have been waiting for so long and we are tired.

Archangel Metatron – is the Voice of Creator, and the Creator of the Electron. He is beyond our comprehension. He was not Enoch but Enoch was a part of his energy.

He says : This message on Patience comes at this time for the latter part of December 2024 for this is a time of patience and it is so important to be mindful to be patient. Patience is important no matter when you read this message. At this time in Earth history much is happening upon the planet Earth in the seen and unseen realms of energy. What you see upon your screens and reports you hear from media, whether news or social, is coming from the ego sources of understanding. There is much happening which ones do not know or cannot comprehend in the unseen realms.

It is time for each Light Worker to be patient. Spend this time in silence and contemplation. Ask for guidance to clear your energy, to be patient, to have love, compassion and understanding for ALL LIFE. Seek not to control the timing of your actions or the beliefs of others. Instead call upon the Light and Love of the Universe to move through you into the Earth and around the planet. Use the Violet Flame to clear your energies and planetary energies to give ones space to choose the highest path. Seek to stay aligned through your heart to your Higher Self, your connection to Oneness. In this alignment you will be ready and in perfect timing, harmony and balance. Persevere in finding unity with others to see the Highest possible outcome for all.

BE the EYE in the Storm, the calm through which the light and love can pour forth the energies to help others. Let the storm rage around you , but not pull your focus into the Chaos from the calm. For where you place your attention is what you will feed with your energy and manifest. Know that patience is a virtue and you will receive Blessings as you are a Blessing to others. There is no lack in the Oneness, only in your belief that you are separate.

Be patient, prepare yourself, Be of service to others and wait your sign or calling. You are loved and you are needed.

I AM Metatron

Thank you Metatron for this valuable lesson.

Patience and Timing

One of the biggest lesson I came into this life to learn is patience. It took me a long time to understand why patience is so important and when I did it has become easier to keep a good attitude while being in the waiting period of patience. For I came to understand that in spiritual growth and work we are not alone and often it is not just us manifesting or doing the work, especially larger projects. Thus, we might be ready but not all of the others are ready or have made the choice as to if they wish to do their part. So on the inner levels those Beings of Light who are in charge of the direction of this project are making adjustments to fill the empty spots or adjust the plan or project to fit the people involved and ready.

Another aspect is that we don’t see the greater picture or overall vision of how this part may also need to fit in with other parts. This is a matter of ‘timing’ For instance as I spoke in one of the prior messages, in order to manifest Star Centers for interspecies communication it is first needed for the energies to be raised in an area or upon the earth and that is why the development of corridors or cities of light was brought into the thoughts of groups around the planet to manifest. So if one keeps focused on the Star Center instead of yielding to the inner direction of corridors of light, a center could have opened but the energy would be too low for the intent of Light Beings being able to manifest and interact with humanity. It requires patience to wait for the right timing and connection to inner guidance to be able to make the shift of focus.

I like to call this hearing ‘listening grace’. Listening is the channel through which grace is given unto us as guidance for the smoothest pathway forward in our lives.

Buddha came to teach us wisdom. It is with wisdom that we can learn to listen, and wait patiently upon the direction of proper timing to act. Buddha taught us to BE and to do from a place of Being and Oneness.

Within our heart lies the three fold flame of Love, Wisdom and Power/Divine Will. Each must be in balance with the others. We needed wisdom to understand Unconditional love over human concepts of love which Jesus brought us. We needed love and wisdom in order to be able to understand and embrace the Will of Oneness which is the Power of Freedom, which brings us into Unity with our I AM Presence.

Patience is not a lack of action but waiting for the proper time to act for the right reason and in the right way. It means that we must have the right intent and consciousness in order for the outcome to be for the highest good of all. We need to be of a mindful nature in which we are listening to the higher guidance and timing. That we intend that what we do is for the greater good not to enhance our personal goals and ego. We need to understand that all needs to be coordinated in a unified manner. In this all will flow easily.

Patience is about knowing that in the end the correct time will create the greatest results with the least effort or distractions.

I thank Lord Buddha for this message he shared with me so that I could share with you my understanding of it.

Namaste