Ilona’s weekly emails posted to her blogs
We had an extraordinarily intimate experience with Jesus in his form as Christ Michael, the Father of our Universe and you can too when you listen to the transmission. These words are just a sampling of the highlights but cannot convey the powerfully loving experience that is awaiting you.
All around us fears are growing, chaos is mounting, covid-19 is spiking, and finances continue to destabilize. Yet, we are safe and stable in our soul awareness and soul-empowerment.
When I discussed the importance of addressing past life issues last week, I had no idea how serious this process would become. For me, it caused cold sweats, take your breath away, physical pain.
It takes concentrated effort to consider the consequences of your actions. Even simple everyday decisions have repercussions that could be avoided if we paid more attention to what we are doing, how we are doing it, and with whom.
We knew that 2020 was going to be a year of courage but we had no idea just how much courage we would have to call forth. Now, deep into the year, we are being bombarded with having to make decisions whose repercussions can and will change the way we experience life in this country and on the Earth.
As we move into the seriousness of September there is much to consider and explore. The themes of resignation and resilience are playing out all over the world and, most importantly, on our streets.
All of us have experienced the wounds of being human. All of us have known the power to wound others either by intent or ignorance. And all of us have lived with the consequences of both. Now it is time to leave the bleeding, the suffering, and the struggle of third-dimensional fear, loss, and separation behind.
If we only understood the power that lives within us, fear would be powerless over us. There are many who have reclaimed their lives from danger, uncertainty, and destruction, not just in a pandemic but throughout the worst times in human history.
Knowing what you need and how to get it makes the difference between those who survive and those who thrive. Knowledge is a free commodity that requires consideration, focus, and willingness to do research.
We all know how important first aid kits are in emergencies. Most of us have them in our medicine cabinets in our homes and somewhere in our cars. Those of us trained in CPR also have mouth protectors and gloves in easy reach, hoping that we will not have to use them.