Welcome, friends. It’s a real privilege to share this moment with you, to connect in a space filled with kindness, hope, and genuine care.

Even if you can’t see it, there are loved ones in spirit, drawn close by your prayers and intentions. If you can let yourself relax and let the day's worries go, you might feel their presence—those you miss, love, and hold in your thoughts.

Today, I have the honor of sharing a message first spoken through Rose in 1970, but as relevant now as ever. Our world is complicated, often noisy and overwhelming, but moments like these—when we pause, listen, and open ourselves to something greater—can offer a kind of comfort and understanding that’s hard to find elsewhere.

Many of you have spent time and energy becoming instruments for higher wisdom. The point of spiritual work isn’t entertainment; it’s about bringing peace, clarity, and a deeper sense of belonging. There are few places where honest spiritual messages can be shared, and even fewer people willing to dedicate their lives to this calling. Still, even the smallest actions—demonstrating the closeness of loved ones or sharing glimpses of the spiritual—can spark something in others, something that lasts.

If you want to be a channel for higher teachings, try to live with intention and integrity. This doesn’t mean abandoning the joys of life—joy is part of being human!—but it does mean listening for a deeper calling, making space for it, and sometimes giving up time or pleasures to draw close to God or your source. Strive to let your actions and words be a living example of what love can do.

It’s easy to slip into selfishness or carelessness, but these things dim the light you could shine for others. The spiritual world needs people who are truly dedicated—not just in words, but in everything they do.

Now, let’s talk about something you might not expect: color. Color isn’t just decoration—it’s a powerful force, in both the physical and spiritual worlds. Sometimes, when you feel off-balance, unsettled, or even unwell, it could be a sign that you haven’t made time for quiet reflection, or that the colors around you aren’t supporting your needs.

• Feeling tired or drained? Surround yourself with soft, rosy reds. These colors can help restore your energy and strength.
• Mind troubled or anxious? Try gentle greens in your environment. Green brings calm and can help you relax.
• Struggling with anger? Bring blue into your space. Even a simple blue flower can help soothe frustration and anger, bringing peace to your mind.
• Digestive troubles? Look at soft, pale yellows, like the color of a primrose. This can support healing and calm your system.

Each color has a purpose. Tuning into the right one at the right time can make a real difference.

Spiritually, people with very high energy often have a soft blue or even white aura. When you meditate, focus on something pure white and imagine that color surrounding you. This can help renew your energy and bring a sense of peace.

After meditation, remind yourself you are blessed and healed. Do your best not to let old worries slip back in.

Our modern world is full of knowledge and achievement, but sometimes these pull us away from what matters most. We remain spiritual beings, and we need to nurture that side of ourselves. No matter how advanced we get, there’s a longing for meaning that doesn’t go away.

When you leave this life, your spirit and consciousness continue. The pain, fear, or loneliness you feel are not erased by death; instead, it’s wise to find your peace now, to lighten your soul for whatever comes next. You are never alone—and if you reach out in faith, support and comfort are always available.

Earthly things can be good, but they don’t bring lasting happiness. Don’t let pride or knowledge distance you from the deeper connection you can have with the divine. Even today, when the world seems chaotic, there are still places where spiritual light shines bright. Those who seek truth, who serve others and bring spiritual messages, keep that light alive.

When you pass into spirit, you leave physical limits behind and your true self is revealed. God sees and knows all—there are no secrets. Our goal should be to live as God intends: joyful, free, and filled with spiritual energy.

Humanity faces many challenges, but there is hope. Spiritual renewal is possible, and the world will eventually return to what matters most. These struggles are not unique to Earth; other worlds face similar trials when pride overshadows spirit. Every problem you face has a solution, if you let the divine help you. Renewal comes from letting go—becoming “like little children,” as the Bible puts it. That means letting go of fear, pride, anger, and greed—especially fear, since so much negativity springs from it.

If someone or something in your life is causing stress, pray for them. Trust that your prayers are heard. It may not be easy, but the source of strength and light is always there for you.

Receiving love from the divine brings a peace nothing else can provide. The greatest teachers—like Jesus—came to show this, and through their example, we know that the soul endures. When you truly receive this essence, you gain an understanding and strength no book can give. Even if your surroundings are humble, you find light and peace within yourself.

Remember: if you seek quiet and call on spiritual support, you will be helped. There is so much more ahead for you as you grow. But what matters most is the life you’re living now—and the sacred trust you hold to find happiness, peace, and understanding, not just for yourself but for everyone you meet.

As I close, I ask that you carry this sense of peace and renewal into the days ahead. Let it inspire your actions and bring purpose to your life. May you always seek to be a light for others.

Disclaimer: This article is a modernized and expanded presentation for informational and inspirational purposes, organized and expanded by AndEl. Message originally channeled by Rose on July 26, 1970, in Vancouver, BC; all original wording has been maintained. Submitted for editing and publishing via email to CrystalWind.ca. No medical or psychological advice is given or implied; always consult a qualified professional for personal health concerns.