My dear friends, we love you so very much,
Everything in your life is simply an experience. Some experiences you enjoy. Others you do not. You learn from each one what you wish to create next. It serves you infinitely to look at life as a series of stepping stones. If you love and appreciate something in your life, it is a stepping stone to more of that feeling. If you dislike something in your life, turn your thoughts to what you’d prefer to experience, and you’ll draw more of that to your life. As you continue on your journey, it is normal and natural to change, refine, and even amplify your desires.
You are a living, growing, expanding being without end, and you will never “arrive” at a final destination. You have heard this so many times, but it is true: The joy is in the journey. And we would add, the journey involves many plateaus that you call destinations, but eventually even these change as your eternal soul travels through its various lifetimes.
So how do you enjoy this eternal journey more with each passing day? You look for what you like. You appreciate what you like. And when you don’t like something, you look for what you will like instead. Suppose you love getting angel messages on license plates. It delights you every time you see one. Without ever asking for more, your joy sends a signal to the universe: “Send me more things that give me this feeling of being seen, heard, and connected!” You may start seeing more license plate messages. You may see more “angel numbers.” You may start perceiving us more clearly in your own minds and hearts. Your delight in those feelings of appreciation and connection is calling forth more!
Suppose you run into the kindest clerk, waiter, or waitress. You just love them. You appreciate them. You spend time marveling at how precious they are and what a great time you had with them. You tell your friends about them. Watch what happens. Your unspoken prayer—your energy field—will draw you to other kind and delightful souls.
Conversely, suppose you have the worst waiter you’ve ever had. You have a choice now. Focus on the bad experience. Complain about it way beyond reporting the sad service. Tell all your friends to avoid that restaurant. And watch the parade of not-so-great service people who show up in your life.
Or, you can use the experience as a launchpad for better. You can report the bad service and move along. You can say to yourself, “Maybe they were having a bad day. Maybe they don’t like their job. But in any case, I prefer to rendezvous with delightful people who love their lives and their work,” and you begin to focus on others who have been delightful. Quickly, you will return to attracting better.
So no matter what you experience, you can use it as a stepping stone for future experiences. You can either appreciate it and become magnetic to more, or you can appreciate something better and become magnetic to something better.
Dear ones, you will all experience challenges and challenging people in your lives, but they need not become “destinations.” Instead, consider them stepping stones that catalyze you to refine your creations, expand your sense of self-worth, and inspire you to create a better and more loving life.
An acorn falls into the soil. It seeks the light, sprouts, and pushes up above the surface. Along the way, it encounters a rock and takes a turn. It grows stronger as it grips the rock. It pushes through the hardened soil and grows stronger in its desire to find the light. In years of scarce rainfall, it sends its roots wide and deep, giving it more nutrients in times of drought and even more with abundant rains. In all cases, growing beyond the challenge toward the desired light is what gives it a longer, healthier, and more amazing experience of its life.
So too, you, through your delights and your challenges, will grow into greater light, a greater life, and a more expanded awareness of all that you truly are.
God Bless You! We love you so very much.
— The Angels
