Masters of the Spirit World

Thank you Masters, as you helped me with my career and I got a job by following your guidance. QUESTION: Masters I dream of being a spiritual teacher, who inspires people to be who they are and live fearlessly, like Anita Moorjani (whom I love dearly). Writing books, holding workshops, speaking in seminars etc. Many signs in my road point to this direction, if I’m not delusional. What would be the best way for me to achieve this goal? I’ve got a feeling it will take some time to achieve, as there’s something I need to learn first – whatever it is – but I’d like to start my way towards it already, with baby steps. ~Maarit, Finland

ANSWER: You must understand yourself and why you have chosen to have the lessons you brought with you. When you have identified all of them and worked through them to a point of total understanding then you are ready to move beyond your life into a position of assistance to others.

You have still not removed all the negativity from your world and replaced it with positive love energy. This is done by getting rid of all judgment, accepting that every soul is engaged in their own journey, and loving everyone’s choices for themselves even when you do not like what they are doing.

Join as many spiritually directed groups as you have time for so that you are exposed to the needs of the seekers. This will give you a feeling for what you may be able to contribute to awakening others. Start to journal the feelings and realizations which come to you along the way, about yourself and what you observe of others.

Anita Moorjani’s story is one of understanding first, why her life was at it was, why she had cancer, and the power that she had to reset her physical to comply with her spiritual. One’s spiritual energy is the key. If you do not have those spiritual understandings of why you have come, what lessons you were to learn, and how to learn them, you do not have full control over your physical life.

Continue on with this life, visualizing what you need to complete your lessons and then manifesting a way to use your experiences to help others see.

QUESTION: Masters I have a question. You said “Lighting is the transition from the third dimension ego judgment to unconditional love.” Okay. You also have said that “all souls after they die return to the Home (Unconditional Love). Given this, what is the purpose of being here on Earth? Learning lessons and “light”? If it is, why anyone would come here instead of returning to Unconditional Love, whether learning or not the lessons? ~Imaji, Brasil

ANSWER: The term you are looking for is “enlightenment,” which means the process a soul having a human experience goes through on Earth to gain the wisdom of its own essence, which is unconditional love. A soul living in unconditional love doesn’t have any idea what that really means, because it has never wanted for anything. When you always feel and see nothing but perfection, you cannot understand what that means since you have never experienced imperfection or the desire for something different. If you always live in a climate that is comfortable, you don’t understand how stifling heat or freezing temperatures would affect your human flesh.

Souls come to Earth to understand what the opposite of perfection really is, and whether they can recognize it and work with it. These are their life lessons. The lessons all come in the guise of negativity, and once people understand how to turn from the negative to the positive, they lean toward their unconditional love and then know how to create it in all aspects of the human experience.

When souls or people do the same things day in and day out with no variety, they become bored and lazy. The same can be said of always being in perfection, having no challenges and new experiences. That is why souls leave the unconditional love of Home and come to Earth to have a human existence to test their wisdom and abilities to cope with negativity. They know they can always return Home.

QUESTION: Masters tell me about karma. What I can answer to the spiritual person who strongly believes in karma. How souls choose their life lessons? How souls decide when they don’t come to earth anymore? What is ‘big plan’ behind earth experience? Is free will always in use (not karma)? ~Riitta, Finland

ANSWER: Karma is a belief system that forms the basis of most of the Eastern religions. Karma is based on societal ego judgment and the need for punishment to be given to those who don’t comply with the desires of society. It has been adopted in Western society so people have something to blame for the negative things that occur to them, instead of admitting that these are things they chose to learn from.

People will change their beliefs only when they accept that those beliefs are not the way they wish to live their life. It is much easier to rely on the rules and regulations of an organized group than to evaluate how they feel about each and every action in their world. If they believe karma rules their world, you cannot dissuade them.

Along with a belief in karma comes the lack of understanding that your planet is a duality of negative and positive, and that once you leave that place, there is only unconditional love. In positive love energy, negativity that is needed to continue karmic punishments cannot exist.

Souls decide on a plan they wish to follow when they get ready to come into a body. They may want to deal with anger, abuse, control, or a combination of issues. They set up who their parents are going to be, where they are going to live, what their sex will be, and may even make contracts with other souls to enter their lives at critical times in order to complete certain lessons.

Every phase of the soul’s journey is controlled by them through the use of freedom of choice. They may end, or change their mind about, a lesson at will. Whether they want to return to Earth after their many experiences there is totally up to them. No one else has any direct control over a soul’s plans but them. Free will reigns.