Full Moon Celestial Gathering Message
October 17, 2024
Greetings Dear Ones,
We are delighted to commune with you once again during this cycle of the full moon. Let the brighter light be a guide for you in the darkness, whether this light is from the moon, the sun, artificial lighting or inner guidance from the Creator of such things.
When you are in a place of judgment, before you speak or dwell on these thoughts, apply love. When your pointer finger is wagging at another person, be reminded of the three fingers pointing back at yourself.
Consider this. There is something that another is doing that you are not in agreement with. Before “correcting” or spreading information about this person, group or its leader, pause. With the three fingers pointing back as you as reminders, ask yourself.
- (middle finger) Is this person or group asking my opinion or open to my guidance?
When one offers unsolicited advice, it is less likely to be received. However, when a person comes to you and asks your opinion or your guidance, then a door is open. Offer your opinion, remembering that it is just that, your opinion. Do not be attached to whether the person agrees or makes changes based upon it.
If what they are asking you advice or guidance upon, if you do not have knowledge to lead them, then help them find what they need assistance with. This could be helping them to find an organization or specialist in the field where they need help. This could also mean offering them a meal, a safe place to sleep that night or other items or help during their time of need.
If this is a group that you feel is off track, then write a letter, make a phone call or set up an appointment with a person who is authorized to make a change or to consider your petition. Avoid bad-mouthing and gossiping about these groups or their leaders in any way that could be described as “gossip.” If you are not part of the solution, then you become part of the problem. Many global factions are the result of small numbers of people backbiting that can result in riots and wars, all based on false or misleading information. Think before you speak. Gain knowledge of the situation before you react and bring others into the fray.
- (ring finger) Is it my business to meddle in this person or group’s affairs?
When a person’s life is potentially in danger, then it is good to offer advice and enlist your services to help them. There may be times when the person is mentally unwell and it is best to intervene on their behalf. Teaching children about possible effects to choices they are making is another example of helping, even though your opinion is not expressly initiated by that person.
If you are the person in authority, such as a parent, guardian, teacher, pastor, employer or governmental authority, then in those roles it is expected that help and intervention be offered when it is perceived to be in the best interest of the person. Other than these examples, stop and think before meddling into the affairs of others. You would have more success if you first offered the person your services and support. Let them know that you are open to assisting them. Encourage them to contact and ask for what they want help with. Of course, there does need to be boundaries so that a co-dependent or abusive relationship is not nurtured.
- (little finger) What do I have to offer as an alternative to this person?
This is an important question to consider before offering your advice, opinion or guidance to others. What positive changes do you have to suggest to them? Are you living up to the standard that you are suggesting to them? Do you have expertise in this matter? Can you lead them to someone who does/ How much of the history behind this person or group are you familiar with? Are you reacting to what others have told you about this person or group, without having researched the authenticity of the matter first?
In some situations, it may be better for you to do some research first, so that you have something of possible benefit to offer to the person. Let us use the example of someone who is grappling with an addiction, is depressed or in need of food, clothing or shelter. If you feel it is your duty to assist that person, first research ways to get them the help they need such as a phone hotline, transportation or information on a homeless shelter or food bank. Offer the numbers to social service agencies where they can get help.
Perhaps the matter involves choices that employers or government leaders are making that you are in disagreement with. Rather than spewing negativity or false information, research the truth of the issue. Then consider possible options to be considered. Then offer those solutions to the people who have the ability to make the choice.
In summary, when pointing your finger at another, first look deeper into the matter to be sure that the information you have is correct. Run through the filters suggested (and there are many more) before dwelling on it further or making choices that create more dissension rather moving towards a more positive outcome.
In all situations, when you find yourself in judgment of others and even criticism of yourself, apply love. Send love to the person and pray for guidance on what your next best step is. Build a strong relationship of love with the Creator of all and ask for guidance. For there are many things in the background that you are not privy to and what you believe is helpful, in fact may be harmful. Thus, take time to go within before acting or reacting to the personal choices of others, whether they affect you directly or indirectly.
You are loved always in all ways.
*Transcribed by Theresa Crabtree. Share this message freely. Consider joining us for the next Celestial Gathering. https://www.theresacrabtree.com/events/