Serving Your Fellow Humans - The 9D Arcturian Council

Category: 9th Dimensional Arcturian Council Tuesday, 12 February 2019 Views: 1531

“Greetings. We are the Arcturian Council. We are pleased to connect with all of you.

When you are considering what it is that you can contribute to the human race, do not underestimate the value of putting your faith in humankind. Do not underestimate the value in seeing the best in your fellow humans. Look for the best in your fellow humans, and tell them what you see. Be honest, but also be focused on where you see your friends, co-workers, relatives, and neighbors thriving.

Let everyone off the hook for they have done or said or believed that you found to be objectionable in the past, and make room for the possibility that these people around you are also ascending and evolving. They are opening their minds and their hearts. They are letting in that light and love from the higher realms, even if they are unaware of the fact that they are doing so. They are affected by your good thoughts about them.

So when you find yourself shaking your head and thinking, ‘How could that person do that or believe that?’ just remember that you have the opportunity in that moment to be a part of the solution. You have the opportunity to look past that person’s words or actions and to see right into their heart. If you tune yourself to the vibration of love, then you can feel the love that is at the heart of every human being.

You can do this, and we recommend that you do because we know that all of you want to feel like you are contributing more, like you are being of service, but you don’t often know how to go about that. It’s not about your words and actions in that arena of service either. The best thing that you can do for your fellow humans is to see the good in them, see the love in them, see Source Energy in human form, standing in front of you, doing the best that they can.

We are the Arcturian Council, and we have enjoyed connecting with you.”

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