
"Hello, Central!" I Am Fatigued. My Body Hurts. I Need Uplifting. I Want My Joy Back. How Do I Work On Using My Mind Correctly?
Patrick H. Bellringer
(Response)
FROM: Patrick H. Bellringer
TO: ML
DATE: March 30, 2005
SUBJECT: Reply
Dear ML:
Thank you for your letter. From what you have written it is evident that you have cluttered your mind with so much "stuff", that you are now in confusion and lack structure and direction and motivation in life. No person and no book holds the magical answers to your questions. All the answers to every question you may ever have are all found within you. You God-Spirit knows all!
You are searching in all the wrong places for your life's direction. "Be still and know that I am God!" Go within and through your thoughts ask your questions. Direct your energy to one specific entity, i.e. Creator God, Sananda, and listen for the answers in your thoughts. Tell them what you need; peace, joy, love, and expect to receive it.
Also know that they will not do everything for you. You must help yourself and others as well. By sending out positive energy of caring and loving, it will be returned to you and in greater amount. The same goes for negative energy. That is Cosmic Law. Determine what you want. If you want joy, do acts of kindness for others, and it will be returned to you.
If you feel hopeless, ask for hope. If you feel tired, ask for energy and strength. Ask for what you need, and when you receive it, use it in positive ways. You will be amazed at how quickly your life will turn around. You cannot give to others unless you have something to give. Focus on receiving the gifts of "Heaven", so you can give them to others.
All is changing, and the positive energies are pushing us to move upward into new experiences. Resisting these positive energies will create tiredness and loss of motivation. Be open! Listen to your God Spirit within. Use your discernment and "gut feelings" as part of your guidance system. The Darkside is battling for your mind, but they can not win, unless you allow them to win.
You must choose to stop the treadmill of daily chores and go for a little while to the beautiful "Garden of Prayer". Then life becomes a pilgrimage with meaning and purpose. We can choose between a pilgrim's pathway of hope or the treadmill of despair. Truth lies within! It is that simple!
In love and Light,
Patrick H. Bellringer
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