A Message for Humanity from Jeanne: Get Along

 

Getting along…
– Photo by Jan Ketchel

Here is this week’s audio channeled message. May it be helpful guidance. And may we all experience a greater outpouring of love and compassion as we personally take it upon ourselves to get along with everyone we meet, especially those closest to us!

Have a nice week!

Soulbyte for Monday February 6, 2017

Like a little clay pot on a potter’s wheel pull yourself together and do what you have to do to not go spinning off into thin air, nothing more than a formless lump of clay. You are the potter, the potter’s wheel, and the lump of clay. Hold yourself accountable and by your own hands center yourself. Hold yourself responsible and by your own intentions steady yourself to do what needs doing. Hold yourself to your convictions and by your own hands shape yourself into what you know is right. Get centered and by your own hands stay there, for it is the best place to be right now, for you and for the world, calmly centered, doing what needs doing, within and without.

-From the Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne

Chuck’s Film Pick for Now: The Sound of Music!

Set in Austria in the late 1930s, The Sound of Music is a deeply moving story of coming of age, finding one’s true self, transforming grief and loss, as well as holding onto the Self in the midst of the Nazi takeover of the minds of the masses and the country itself. This 1965 classic offers timely guidance for where we are now. Love rules!

A bit pricey to stream, but well worth it. This is Chuck’s favorite movie of all time!

Soulbyte for Friday February 3, 2017

Pull inward now and use your energy for yourself in a new way. Change something. Do something differently. Change a habit. Let something go or introduce something new. Change an old thought or idea. Say something nice to yourself. In this moment hone your energy and your thoughts and stay focused on the awareness that today is good, you are good, and that’s all that really matters!

-From the Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne

Chuck Ketchel, LCSWR