Forgiveness: Returning to the Present Time ~ Caroline Myss ~ 5 February 2024

Caroline Myss

Forgiveness: Part 3 ~ Forgiveness for the Fallen Angelics & Fiends

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This is the final part of the "Forgiveness" theme, and it's the one that I'm most hesitant to write about because from what I can see, there is so much animosity against this group and their numerous lineages. This topic may mean nothing to those who are unaware of the ancient and actual "Fall of Man" scenario (conveniently twisted by religions to blame Humanity), but it matters plenty to many of those who are aware.

Whenever we talk about the Fallen Angelics (FA) and their subsequent takeover of this part of the Cosmos, we invariably regard them as being totally detached from our fields, like we have nothing to do with them or their darkness. They are "them" and we are "us". However, I believe that many of us are more connected to them than we would like to consider.

This 3D aspect of us may insist that we are completely separate from the FA and their lineages, but our higher aspects may hold a very different viewpoint. Some of us could be from the same collective origins or even share lineages, or some of our higher aspects could have interacted in some benevolent way with them prior to the fall. A higher aspect could also have been involved in rescue/rehab missions, or even in direct battles to protect Creation from being destroyed.

I have a fleeting memory and vision of being in an early "battle" ~ every thing was diamond-white, no ships, no physical "weapons", no biological forms, just energy. Energy Beings using energy. The motivation was neither vengeance nor vendetta, only a mission to stop the damage. While that is all I can recall, I can say that the concept of "forgiveness" isn't a thing at the higher densities. Beings in high densities do not have notions that bind themselves to another, so there is nothing to forgive.

Back to our land of 3D/4D, where forgiveness is quite a big thing. Can we widen the scope of forgiveness to include the FA? Can we forgive the FA and their lineages? Can we forgive the ones who were creator gods but lost themselves when they intentionally disconnected from Source and triggered the downfall of entire Creations? Can we forgive the FA and their lineages for systematically perverting or destroying numerous races across the Cosmos? Can we forgive the FA and their lineages for what they've done to Humanity and our Planet? What about their current representatives ~ hidden but known ones as well as on the world stage ~ can we forgive them for the carnage that is clearly evident in all the structures of society they created?

I do acknowledge that while most are doable with some effort, the last one is something that many feel is non-negotiable. The general belief is that these beings created untold misery and unimaginable horror for generations, and they must be held accountable for all crimes against Humanity. I see so many still raging about tribunals and fe--ma camps and outright vengeance.

Forgiving someone does not mean absolving or condoning the perpetration, it does not mean forgetting about what happened, it does not mean letting them off the hook, it does not mean liking them. What it does mean is we don't bind ourselves to them energetically, which can (and does) consume us in more ways that we would like to admit. We extract ourselves from being entangled with their energy fields, we liberate ourselves from being cuffed to them. Forgiveness is essentially for us.

The mission could be preventing them from committing more atrocities and seeing that justice ultimately prevails, and this can be carried out without the belief that we cannot ever forgive these beings.

Forgiveness may not happen overnight, it may not even happen for a while yet. But it can always be a work-in-progress. We just need to take that first step forward.

Namarie! 💙

Forgiveness: Part 2

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Forgiveness ~ a topic that's challenging for many, as far as I've discovered. 

On numerous occasions quite recently, I find myself encouraging people to forgive those (especially loved ones) who had, in their experience, hurt them deeply. The hurt or betrayal had left such a gaping gash that it was very challenging for them to move beyond that point in time when it happened. I comforted them the best I could, listened as long as it required, gave out tissues and hugs. I also suggested taking their time to heal but added that it would help greatly if they forgave their offenders. That last bit usually doesn't go down well.

While most of them said hesitantly (and very reluctantly) that they will think about it or work on it, someone actually looked at me and asked with pure disbelief in her eyes and near-horror in her tone of voice, how is it possible for her to forgive such a major thing?! Another one had a look that implied "Are you serious?!" 

In short, I didn't do a good job. Much more was said after they got over their initial indignation, and from what I have read beyond the words, I do believe that there's a part of them that would be willing to consider forgiveness (given sufficient time) but surely it can't be as easy as just saying let it go and move on? 

I'm not really into lengthy processing or procedures, so all I could offer them was a simple method of just doing a "decide it's time/forgive/let go/move on". And each time the mind strays and replays the hurtful past, repeat the process again. And again, and again, and again....with each time becoming easier and faster to get past the past. 

But since it would appear that most people would prefer to be walked through a more thorough process (of which I was clueless), Sandra Walter's step-by-step guidance was perfect both in tutoring and timing because it arrived the following day after I had tried in vain to convince someone that forgiving really is key in moving forward. I think it's also really astute that she calls it a Forgiveness "Ceremony" ~ I believe it will certainly appeal to many to at least give it a go.

Will the hurt be fully healed and not bother us ever again? Maybe, but likely not. The point is to move on and free ourselves, even if we still feel the vestiges of pain or flashes of memory. It's like some of us have childhood scars from painful falls or accidents that never go away, but they no longer bother or debilitate us any more.

Forgiving others does not in any way shape or form equate to agreeing or condoning what happened. Forgiving enables us to extricate ourselves from that shared field of time-space reality in which the "deed" took place so that it no longer remains phase-locked in our own field. It's like taking back our energy that the shared reality-field was repeatedly expending each time we re-lived the experience in agony, resentment, bitterness, hatred etc. The price we pay is horrendously high each time we are presented with the bill after we order up the experience over and over again.

Forgiveness is so much more than being "kind". Forgiveness is ultimately for ourselves as well, because it truly frees us from the studded shackles we've placed around our hearts, the crown of thorns that hurt our heads, and the ball-and-chain we've cuffed to our lives. Forgiving others is liberating ourselves from being bonded to the past. Forgiveness inspires self-growth. 

Forgiving is "for-giving ourselves"....for giving ourselves the freedom and the signal to move forward.

What about the other end of the equation? When we are laden with guilt over something we did? When we ourselves hurt someone else? The principle is the same, except with one pertinent aspect ~ what we have learnt in the process, to ensure that we don't make the same mistake again. "When we know better, we do better."

Pass It On (Values)

Namarie! 💚

 

Forgiveness: Part 1 ~ Skill of Forgiveness for Ascension ~ Sandra Walter ~ 24 February 2023

Another ask-and-you-will-be-answered post (details later), this time on a topic that I feel is so important for us to do what we can to assist, when asked or when the timing /circumstance allows. So this post is really supportive for me as Sandra Walter shares the same sentiment, because I'm very aware that many are resistant to the business of forgiveness as it can be both a triggering and challenging thing to face.

From Sandra:

Revisiting our Mastery Skills as we prepare for collective frequency jumps.

Forgiveness is a field-clearing, heart-opening, path-changing skill.

The ability to forgive reveals heart coherence. Coherence accelerates the collective awakening and Unity consciousness itself. 

 

Learn to forgive. Master this skill. Then assist others as global revelations present, or when they are struggling to open their heart.

 

Because #Ascension

 

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