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QUESTION
1:
Can you please describe the nature of the work in Brazil and how
it will be different from that done in China or Scotland in terms
of the mechanism by which the Amazonian Dragon will be awakened?
Do you have any warnings or encouraging advice for those Guardians
who are going to the Amazon for this work?
QUESTION
2:
In Bolivia you mentioned that those of us who work with you would
be leaving the Earth plane soon. What does “soon” mean,
and what factors have influenced this time frame if “soon”
has been extended? If it has been extended, what is the new time
frame?
QUESTION
3:
As we age—and many of us are in the 40–60 range—we’re
noticing increasing aches, pains, and illnesses cropping up. Now,
granted, our bodies are supposed to break down eventually, but how
do we (or can we) know if our current illnesses are physical-blueprint
issues? What should be the purpose of our physical blueprint? Is
it possible to change our physical blueprint for the better? And
if the answer is yes, what can we do (other than toning) to make
that happen? If the answer is no, what can we do (other than toning)
to feel our best and live to see the completion of Sacred Status
and the Plan for this planet.
QUESTION 1:
Phoenix Rising: Can you
please describe the nature of the work in Brazil and how it will
be different from that done in China or Scotland in terms of the
mechanism by which the Amazonian Dragon will be awakened? Do you
have any warnings or encouraging advice for those Guardians who
are going to the Amazon for this work?
Samuel: How
is it going to be different? Well, for the most part, it’s
not. The people that are there will be different and the nature
of the seeding is different, but the work itself will not be different.
The work of activating Dragon Force is done by whatever is possible
at that time, by whatever can be sucked out of the participants
to create an awakening and allow that activation.
As for those Guardians that will be going, I recommend
that they be physically as healthy as they can be—that’s
nothing new; I say this every time—and as mentally clear as
possible. Don’t bring extra baggage, and that doesn’t
mean what you pack in your suitcase; it means what you pack in your
heart. Be practiced at adaptability and flexibility. Do not pack
your expectations. Do not pack your judgments, particularly your
self-judgments. And remember that you are in one of the most powerful
places on this planet. You are in a place that has had—for
want of a better way to say it—three major seedings. It is
a radically different place than most of the Dragon seedings, making
it that much more important to be the best you can be there. But
even though it is different in that way, the information about what
you should do is very familiar, because it’s what I say every
time, for any trip.
QUESTION 2:
Phoenix Rising: In Bolivia
you mentioned that those of us who work with you would be leaving
the Earth plane soon. What does “soon” mean, and what
factors have influenced this time frame if “soon” has
been extended? If it has been extended, what is the new time frame?
Samuel: It
is true that generally I speak in geologic time. It is also true
that I’m not very good at saying “over the last three
and half hours,” or “three and a half years.” I’m
not so good at that. But I can be really accurate when there is
reason to be. “Samuel, you have forty-five minutes on this
tape. Do not go over.” So at forty-four and fifteen seconds,
I’ll say “All right, wind it up. Stop.” But generally
I don’t need to.
So any time somebody says that I said anything
to do with time that sounds like I had a specific something in mind,
what you need to look at is whether I was speaking to an individual
or to a group. If I was speaking to a group, I can guarantee you,
I was not using time as you know it.
However, remember that the nature of my “soon”
regularly changes. We have just had a retreat where the group got
it—late in the game, but they got it—which moves “completion”
that much closer. But then let’s say that there is a big spate
of fear-based sniping amongst the Leadership, and it just goes right
back. So it’s a movable feast.
And again an important piece of this answer is
that you can count on what I say to a group not being specific,
whereas what I’d say to an individual might be. And an interview
in the newsletter is talking to a group. So even if you ask a question
that is meant to be something that will give many people some specific
information, you can count on me bypassing it, because I’m
not likely to give information that’s suitable for only one
person to a whole crowd.
QUESTION 3:
Phoenix Rising: As we age—and
many of us are in the 40–60 range—we’re noticing
increasing aches, pains, and illnesses cropping up. Now, granted,
our bodies are supposed to break down eventually, but how do we
(or can we) know if our current illnesses are physical-blueprint
issues? What should be the purpose of our physical blueprint? Is
it possible to change our physical blueprint for the better? And
if the answer is yes, what can we do (other than toning) to make
that happen? If the answer is no, what can we do (other than toning)
to feel our best and live to see the completion of Sacred Status
and the Plan for this planet.
Samuel: How
do you know if a physical or medical condition is reversible or
part of your blueprint? This is an answer that is not particularly
appreciated, and I know that because the question keeps coming up.
Maybe people are hoping the answer will change. If you can’t
heal it, it’s blueprint. There are things that you might think
are in your blueprint because you’re not healthy enough to
heal them, and the reason you’re not healthy enough is because
you have these many, many, many, many years of not honoring your
body, not honoring your existence, not giving yourself the best
food, and there’s a long list of those things.
There is a lot to do with aging that complements
the blueprint and makes it possible for the blueprint to function
very well. One of the big detriments in somebody being able to recognize
when it is blueprint is the judgment people have about body changes,
particularly in this culture. For example, it is not at all unusual
for people, particularly musicians, to have massive changes in their
ability to hear as they grow older. The blueprint isn’t saying
“I want to make David deaf.” That’s not what the
blueprint’s about. It’s about what is going to work to
amplify a person’s energy and allow the highest possible function
in this world in spite of physical form.
[To David] Have you figured out how it is your
hearing loss serves you?
I’ve certainly not got to the bottom of it. I
think any time that anyone has a physical issue that they can’t
overcome . . .
Wait just a moment. Hearing loss is not an “issue.”
Hearing loss is huge, so don’t tuck it away under “issues.”
Okay. But I’m thinking relative to life-threatening
conditions. How one copes with it has a great power to inspire and
affect others. It’s how I came to understand the word grace.
Grace is going through those things that affect you drastically
and detrimentally, and doing it in such a way that it doesn’t
ruin the lives of other people.
Are you aware that within the Guardianship alone
maybe five people have gotten hearing aids, and at least three others
have looked into having their hearing checked to see if there is
something that would help them, all because you have gotten hearing
aids and have adapted gracefully and have shown it helps? Yes, it’s
hard to deal with getting it worked out, but it makes a difference.
It shows others there is something that can be done, so do it. And
although this might seem small to you, the fact is your hearing
loss has helped other people take responsibility, start caring for
and stop judging themselves for what they can and cannot hear.
The blueprint is about what you need in order
to do what you’re here to do. And “hearing loss”
might not be in the blueprint in that way, but the blueprint would
see hearing loss as a means to teach adaptability, courage, acceptance,
and patience—working through the process to get there. All
of these are the highest qualities of a teacher, aren’t they?
So putting into the physical essence the possibility that hearing
loss could be a way to bring this about comes after the genetic
structure is chosen. A blueprint might contain a possible weakness,
such as hearing loss, that can be used if certain things happen
in a person’s life.
So the blueprint has to do with the energy. It is
set up to draw to your life situations in which you’ll have
the opportunity to teach or bond in certain ways with people, overcome
certain challenges, things like that?
Yes.
So I might come into form deaf, but another person
could come in and develop deafness to serve the same purpose?
There is a very big difference between being born
deaf and becoming deaf. Those are two different sets of lessons.
It’s always about what you’re here to do.
Let’s say a person comes in, becomes deaf, and
meets those challenges of acceptance, and has an effect on certain
people; it’s having that effect on the people that’s really
what the blueprint is about?
Yes.
So the situation is not there at birth, but if it’s
deemed by the entity that that purpose will be better accomplished
by, say, developing multiple sclerosis, and getting into a support
group and affecting other people that way . . .
And there is a genetic propensity built into the
system.
So it could develop into deafness or multiple sclerosis
in the same person, just depending on what is needed, but the blueprint
will be the same.
Yes. I do not know enough about illnesses, but
is there one that parents can pass along that will be certain to
affect their children?
Oh, yes. Either a dominant gene or recessive genes
coming together.
So before birth, you can choose a disease or condition
because you’ve got the chance of choosing parents who are definitely
going to cause this to happen. In that case, you are basically saying
“I’m going to have . . .”
What happens if you come in with the propensity for
multiple sclerosis and deafness? Lets say you become a heavy machine
operator and as a result damage your hearing. Then you’re going
to develop the deafness?
Yes.
On the other hand, you become a monk instead, and
all you hear all day is chanting, so would you develop multiple
sclerosis because that’s what’s going to serve you in
that particular circumstance?
If these are options in your blueprint which will
bring about what is needed in order for you to serve, then they’re
going to come about. It doesn’t mean you’re going to get
them all. In that way it’s sort of opportunistic as to whichever
manifests first. But—and, you see, here is where it gets complicated—if
you go deaf and it changes your life so much that you decide to
go into a monastery, because you’re either closing yourself
off from the world or because you’re a totally changed person
and you want to work in a whole new area of life—both of those
can be reasons for the multiple sclerosis to come up.
Disease isn’t a bad thing. Changes in the
body, the way the body breaks down, the different things that can
really make your life here so much harder are just little genetic
quirks. They’re just tiny shifts that have so little to do
with the “all” of you, the whole of you. And the more
you are able to recognize and work in the whole of you, the less
these little quirks take over.
And really, David, that’s what made such
a difference. You still have a full and happy life. You have found
out that you are more than your hearing.
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