[tmtranscripts] Lightline Teleconference 2011-01-27

[Tom Newbill]

Subject: Lightline Teleconference  2011-01-27

Teacher: Inner Voice

T/R: Henry Zeringue

Prayer: Divine Parents, Mother and Father, we thank you for connecting  
us in this eternal circuit of love, this circuit of wisdom and  
understanding, energy, knowledge, and love. We come here tonight to  
open our hearts and ground ourselves in the universe energies of love.  
Thank you.

Inner Voice: Greetings to you this evening, I am the Inner Voice.  
Welcome, all of you this evening. I would like to say starting off, a  
few words about the Spirit of Intuition. It is tremendously difficult  
to point to one moment or a set of conditions and say that one aspect  
of spirit is more important than another, but in the case of the  
Spirit of Intuition, it is a spirit which is lightly used by many and  
rarely used by most. This spirit has a direct consequence to its  
action, for example: You get the sense that you need to do something  
specific because you're doing something else and you want to make sure  
that this is taken care of. Then someone comes along right before you  
leave and says, that's okay, I'll take care of it, you don't need to  
do this. Because of your sense of wanting to have trust and faith in  
them you say, sure. Later on you find out that they didn't quite live  
up to your expectations and you may have suffered some consequences  
because of this. Certainly you felt sure that your sense was correct  
yet you allowed the knowingness to have second seat to wanting to  
trust this other person. This is not to say that you should not trust  
people or have faith in them for certainly trust and faith goes a long  
way in the spirit world. On the human plane one must be cautious about  
trusting and placing their faith in others.

Intuition opens up the notion of a sense, an unforeseen knowingness  
that allows you to trust your instinct. Sometimes it is a gut sense  
feeling, sometimes it is a notion, it may be a bump. Intuition is  
usually subtle, it is not a very dramatic thing like an aha moment or  
an understanding. It has to do more with a projection into the future.  
It has to do more in the time which comes after you make a decision.  
Yet this little sense, this little knowingness can sometimes save a  
lot of time, a lot of effort, can even sometimes avoid very difficult  
and compromising situations, yet it is one of the aspects of spirit  
which attempts to help guide and direct you to what you would benefit  
as a consequence.

In this sense, spirit is working with you always, your understanding  
and openness to it can compromise it yet it is always there. If you  
have any doubt that it is there, just open and become aware of it and  
it will show itself to you. This knowingness has no reference to time  
and space. You can know something about something thousands of miles  
away, like another person. You can have a sense about an event that is  
far away in both time and in space. This aspect of spirit is a direct  
connection to your physical presence and well being.

  Many times the intuition is not specific, sometimes it is specific.  
The important thing is to realize that intuition is a tremendous  
resource that works for you, never against you, in your best  
interests. It is said that all aspects of spirit work is one and this  
is certainly true. In that sense it is not so important to detail  
which aspect of spirit, knowing that it is from spirit yet this  
certain detail, this certain aspect, this intuition, touches to a very  
deep place within you. It has no reference, it will just make its  
presence known to you and in that respect, again, it is quite subtle.

So also this evening, I would like to talk a little bit about the mind  
of Christ. It is said that if your mind does not serve you well, you  
can trade it in for the mind of Christ, Christ consciousness as it  
were. What does this mean, to have the mind of Christ? A few things  
about this concept: First off, having the mind of Christ is not Christ  
Himself. There is the Spirit of Truth which is the personal presence  
yet the mind of Christ opens us up into a conscious relationship with  
our Inner Guidance and Indwelling Spirit. One of the aspects of  
Christ's mastery on earth was His unbroken communication with this  
Indwelling Spirit, this correct consciousness and that aspect of the  
Universal Father which indwells all humans.

Another aspect of the mind of Christ was its nature. Christ's nature  
was tremendously nonjudgmental, full of compassion, a concerned and  
loving nature, empathetic to the human plight and human error, in  
injustice, in poverty, and the general discrepancies within human life  
on this planet. The most important aspect of the mind of Christ was  
His consciousness. Christ was fully conscious and totally alert, never  
ever thinking of Himself first, always making Himself available for  
others in their understanding, in their quest for knowledge, and in  
their need for a human role model, an example of a moral and upright  
human being.

Christ knew how to separate the human from their behavior. He truly  
loved the person. At times He might not have been excited about their  
particular behavior, nonetheless, He treated them with respect. He was  
firm in His belief. He always consulted His Inner Guidance concerning  
decisions. Actually, when He had to make major decisions He would go  
off alone to wrestle these decisions one on one. So as a human,  
accepting the mind of Christ, the consciousness of Christ, is an  
attempt to focus more clearly on being conscious, of accessing the  
spirit which is within, and in general using all that spirit has to  
offer for your benefit and the benefit of others, having a  
nonjudgemental nature, a childlike ability to meet all situations with  
a fresh heart and open mind, an eagerness to understand. It serves  
humanity in this particular time, nowadays, to have a few people  
carrying Christ's consciousness around and trying to exemplify the  
moral nature and character of the human spirit, to be an example which  
others will want to emulate.

  Another aspect of the mind of Christ is its consistency. Christ did  
not exhibit a floundering, indecisive, stuttering, or stumbling  
nature. It was consistent, it was consistently fresh, full of humor,  
full of understanding, full of compassion, full of genuine love for  
His fellow men. When I say fellow men I mean all humans, men, women,  
and children. There are even times when a few thought to take the  
Master to task but the Master was clever. He never gave in to base  
human emotion, of reaction, of needing to be correct, needing to show  
anyone up.

It is certainly true, being a God/man gave Him a certain sensitivity  
to execute this consistency, even to the very end of His life, being  
nailed and hung up on a cross. Even then, He did not give in to base  
human emotion, rather He asked forgiveness for the deeds of  
misunderstanding that His fellows were perpetuating. Yes, in the end,  
He was tremendously sorrowful. He was not sorrowful because He felt  
that He had failed in bringing His message. His sorrow was for the  
whole human race because He knew what they were disregarding. He knew  
they had no idea what bringing His message into fruition would bring  
to the whole human race. He was sorrowful because they were not able  
to rise above their base human emotions.

In a certain sense, standing in the mind of Christ is standing alone,  
firm in faith, stalwart in your trust. As more and more people begin  
to come into this consciousness there will certainly develop a more  
social consciousness of Christ and eventually one day in the distant  
future the majority of humans on the planet will retain a  
consciousness of Christ. It is inevitable, it is the mind of peace, it  
is the mind of negotiation, and it is the mind which reflects the  
nature of that aspect of the Eternal Spirit which lives within, a true  
reflection of the First Source and Center, God the Father. His ability  
to live as He did live is a testament to His connection to spirit, His  
knowingness of the Father, His acceptance of the Father, and His  
desire in every moment to reflect the ways of the Father.

There have been great humans who also have lived on this earth  
exemplifying many of the things that Christ exemplified yet there were  
none except Christ who had the nature and the ability to represent the  
primacy as well as the composite human and divine nature of God, the  
co-creative aspect. There are many aspects of Christ's consciousness  
which can easily fit into your life today. You can be more open to  
receiving advice from spirit. You could help elevate your mind into a  
higher consciousness which hovers above base human emotions. These two  
things alone will dramatically change your life and those around you  
and as all things which attempt to become spiritual, demand a  
practice, a daily conscious effort within the human mind to surrender  
that mind to a greater presence. You live in a time where the Spirit  
of Truth is an active participant in all social situations.

The Spirit of Truth also acts personally but becomes more activated in  
a social context. The Spirit Presence Within is a spirit presence  
which you adjust your mind to personally in helping to elevate it into  
a higher consciousness, into a greater understanding of who you are,  
who you are becoming, and how all of this displays in human behavior.  
It is not the intention that you imitate Christ, yet there may be  
times when you certainly feel that you should imitate Christ in a  
certain situation and by all means, please do.

Another aspect of the mind of Christ was Christ's tremendous awareness  
and knowledge of who He was, where He had come from, and all of the  
information that He refused to use while He was on the planet, keeping  
it simple, keeping His mind directed to His human constituency and the  
human plight on the planet. He was tremendously comfortable within  
this single focus, His ability to focus to the task at hand. There  
were many things that Christ could have been, yet He chose the one  
thing which He felt needed to be represented above all else and that  
was the perfect human being, the human being capable of holding a  
consciousness and avoid reacting with base human emotions in all  
encounters and all situations. Truly a Master among men, something  
that all humankind should aspire to, not just being worried whether  
you are saved or not, but being concerned about who you are now and  
who you are becoming and unlocking the nature of your mind to become  
as great as Christ. This is the challenge all humans face, whether  
they know it or not, whether they accept it today or put it off until  
tomorrow. It is tremendously [difficult] to move very far in the  
universe without this consciousness.

Continue in your meditations and your practices. Continue to know and  
discern my presence and continue to enjoy the tremendous resource  
which resides within you. Thank you for allowing me to give voice to  
these thoughts. Thank you and good evening.

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