You know, very recently we spoke with a beloved friend who, in a way, had become moving away from the words that we give forth because he felt that it was too simple. In other words becoming caught up in other stories, and other stories, in a way, which led away from the simplicity.

And the simplicity is this. There is nothing outside of you. You are it. You contain within you all of the wisdom, all of the knowing, all of the possibilities for expansion. And you also contain within you the knowing of non-separation.

And what we say is that when you become caught up in the stories, it leads you away from your center point. And no matter how deceptively simple it is, we say that, in a way, it is the most complex thing of all, to understand that there is nothing outside of you but a reflection.

And the reflection very often depends on your focus. When you focus on the love, when you focus on the wonderment, the joy, the peace, the harmony, the tranquility, the beauty, when this is your focus, then indeed, this bring you to your center point. With your thank yous and gratitude, this bring you to your center point. With your laughter and play, this bring you back to your center point.

And it is in this place that you discover your expansion. It is from this place that you can look truly at who you are and you can acknowledge and accept the fears, you can acknowledge and accept everything that has occurred in your life, you can acknowledge and accept every word, every action and every thought that has been created out of fear, and you can bless yourself as being the Perfect and Eternal Expression of the Mind of Creation.

All of you looking for enlightenment, we say to you, you do not have to look outside of you. You do not have to look outside of you. You only have to look in the mirror, you know, because you are the immaculate thread of this divine carpet, this divine patterning, of your universe.

And so with that, my beloved ones, we issue forth to each and every one of you, Namaste, and with the greatest love we say, fare you well.