White Shadow

While I lay immobilized in bed Janet writes in her journal. She is reminded by her guidance that she is “the ‘overseer’ for the work and cannot do it alone anymore and must become part of the collective process. As you receive guidance you can then describe, with wisdom, the directions. Others cannot hear the word that are given to you, they are for you to hear and to follow. Allow yourself to be guided each step, day by day, through the daily connection and listening throughout each day. In this continual guidance you will be lead successfully and the mission will survive any challenge. Do not attempt to self-direct anything, which is the danger of being ego-driven. . . . Everyone on the path is of importance and is to receive the ministry of this work. Each one will appear different and require your focus. Teach this focus to those who come to study the work. For each one who comes into your presence ask, ‘How can I help you?’ Then listen for their words, for their request, for their need. Serve then in this context.”