First Places To Enter Bestowal: Israel & Michigan, USA

There are two places in the world (that I know of) that will be the first to enter into the quality of bestowal (seeking to benefit others/Nature instead of themselves):

1. Israel
2. Michigan, USA

On April 20, 2013, in a vision, an angel took me to the future. We appeared to be in a house, and we were creeping down what appeared to be a hallway, crouching, walking slowly, and the angel was signaling to me to be quiet, to not make any noise. We crept quietly down this hall staying close to the wall. It was at night and the lights were off, except for the illumination coming from the next room. We stopped near the open door, listening in. From that room I could hear a voice coming from the TV or radio, of what sounded like a talk show, and the host was saying something about goodbye Israel and goodbye Michigan, but he was saying it in a joking manner, casually, he wasn't alarmed or distressed, almost as if it were a comedy show, perhaps a late night talk show on TV. That was it.

At the time I didn't understand it, but now I do.

In everything we do, we should seek to benefit others/Nature instead of ourselves.

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The Positive Meaning Of Deception

"Oh, what a tangled web we weave
When first we practise to deceive!"
                        - Walter Scott [1] 

There are two meanings to this verse about deception, one positive and one negative:

1. The Negative Meaning Of Deception:
• When we first start to lie, we have to continue to lie in order to support the first lie. We get tangled in a web of lies and find it hard to keep our story straight.
• For example, if I lie and say that I'm a pilot, then someone asks, "What airline?", I've got to come up with another lie, so I say, "Infinity And Beyond." "Never heard of it." I need another lie, "It's new, it's a local carrier ..." etc. I get tangled in a web of lies as I try to support my first lie. This is a bad thing.
2. The Positive Meaning Of Deception:
• We learn from opposites, one against its opposite:
• We know cold, we we can know hot.
• We know black, so we can know white.
• We know disconnection, so we can know connection.
• We know hate, so we can know love.
• We know deception, so we can know The Truth.
• We're given deception, so we can overcome the state, so we can rise above our ego and attain its opposite - The Truth.
• What a tangled web we weave when first we practise to deceive means that first we experience deception, then we attain The Truth.
• The Truth brings us to bestowal, where we seek to benefit others instead of ourselves. When we connect in mutual bestowal, we become interconnected and interdependent like a tangled web, like a piece of woven fabric that has interlaced threads, and we reach harmony and balance with each other and with all of Nature.
• Eventually, we come to realize that we were always in bestowal, we just had to realize it.
• There's one thing to note:
• The smaller the deception, the smaller The Truth attained.
• The greater the deception, the greater The Truth attained.
• REMEMBER THIS! This is really important, especially for the future (in about 20 years). No matter what happens, know that I love you.

This doesn't mean that people have free license to do whatever they want, to deceive others intentionally, not at all. In everything we do, we should seek to benefit others instead of ourselves.

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References:

1. Marmion (poem). www.en.wikipedia.org. Retrieved Oct 29, 2014.

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Broken Bones - The First And Second Jesus

When it comes to broken bones, there's a difference between what happens to The First and Second Jesus:

1. The First Jesus Doesn't Break Any Bones:
• "...he protects all his bones, not one of them will be broken." (Psalm 34:20, NIV)
• "... but when they came to Jesus and found that he was already dead, they did not break his legs." (John 19:33, NIV)
2. The Second Jesus Breaks Bones:
• Broken Bones:
• "... he broke all my bones ..." (Isaiah 38:13, NIV)
• "... and has broken my bones." (Lamentations 3:4, NIV)
• "... let the bones you have crushed rejoice." (Psalm 51:8, NIV)
• Dislocated Joints:
• "... all my bones are out of joint." (Psalm 22:14, NIV)
• Broken Teeth:
• "... he has broken my teeth with gravel ..." (Lamentations 3:16, NIV)
• Disfigured Face:
• "... his appearance was so disfigured beyond that of any human being and his form marred beyond human likeness ..." (Isaiah 52:14, NIV)

Do not be afraid. God is with us.

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You Will Conceive And Bear Sons

"In your old age, you will conceive and bear a son. You shall call him Jesus.
Then you'll conceive and bear another son. You shall call him Immanuel.
Then you'll conceive and bear another son. You shall call him John.
Then you'll conceive and bear another son. You shall call him Isaac."

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You Take My Life

"You take my life
And I count to three
And before you know it
I'm back with thee
Do not be alarmed
By what you see
All these things
Were meant to be"

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