Channeling

The first chakra is the foundation of your life. Within the first six to eight years, you create your first chakra, which is made up of what you think about yourself. Addictions, fears, anger, loneliness, separation, lack of love, lack of money — all limitations begin in your first chakra.

There is a beloved master within each being, and it is a momentous occasion when you come forward to celebrate the recognition of unified consciousness. This energy is arriving through the stream of a heart ignited with ascended awakening, ascended opening, and divine presence.

Throughout my life, I’ve had wondrous experiences that have lasted from a few seconds to three-and-a-half days. I call them my “real” life experiences. Since you talk about dimensions, maybe I have to look at it as if I’ve lived those moments in another dimension.

As I said in my previous channeling [see the September issue], I have retired, retracted from the oddities of social media, emails, and almost all other technology. I have one small laptop I use for writing and journaling.

We are here. Peace to all beings, mercy. The secret of your success is becoming the calm within the storm. You’ll need to learn how to calm the seas before you. And that’s a phrase relating to emotional energies you’ll run into.

We are each a strand of an incomprehensibly large and ever-expanding web that is growing in all directions in directionless space.

You are experiencing the beginning of freedom. You are like the pip being squeezed from an orange: You start to feel the pressure, but you also know that as soon as you are shot out, you will find a place to land.

Can you assist me in unsealing the gateway to my memory bank so that I can remember who I was before my third-dimensional experience?

Chiara: When I ask to connect with J-Pod via the ethers, the orcas ask me to lower myself into the water from which they come. I do not have to endure the water’s coldness, as my body is suspended in a different type of liquid that allows me to be submerged for long periods.

Most of you are aware of the mama orca that carried her deceased baby for seventeen days, nearly starving herself to death. She finally let go, thankfully. But can a mother ever really let go?