Sending Light, Love and Power
A reader makes this comment: Both Glenys and Wayne died from a dis-ease. Wayne was JJ’s best friend and yet JJ could not “save” Wayne’s life or take away Wayne’s sins or stop him from having a heart attack. The same with Glenys. She died of cancer which was behind her nose. JJ didn’t heal that cancer. I bet many of her good friends prayed for her and sent her Love, Light and Power, but the dis-ease still killed her.
JJ: Since a good deal of time has passed since Glenys’ death perhaps I can relate more details of my experiences with her.
She had a beloved female friend that was like a soul mate to her who became ill and wanted to know if she could be healed. I contemplated this and unfortunately the answer I received was that she would soon die for she had work to do on the other side and from there would keep a connection with Glenys.
I debated as whether to tell her my answer and decided to go ahead. When I did, Glenys was upset and told me that I was wrong because she had received a definite message that her friend would live.
A few weeks later her friend died. Again, Glenys was upset and questioned how she could have been wrong and why I was correct. I contemplated again and told her I had the impression that I received this message as a foreshadowing of something to come. That sometime in the future I would tell her something important that she would doubt and then I would remind her that I was correct about her friend and that she should give consideration to my words.
About a year or so later Glenys came down with cancer and after a time contacted me for help. She said she couldn’t understand why she had the disease for she ate a great diet and did her best to follow the spiritual path. She then asked me what the cause was so perhaps she could negate it and be cured.
I contemplated again and received an answer, but I knew it was an answer she would not like or agree with. I wrote her and told her that I would only give her the answer if she would give me her word that she would not be upset and would keep her mind open and consider it.
She said that would be no problem so I explained to her what I saw as the principal cause and how to neutralize it.
The reply I received back was disappointing. She basically told me I was full of #$%*[` and how dare I say such things to her. Obviously, I did not understand her one little bit.
Then shortly thereafter I received a scathing letter from her boyfriend saying a similar thing but in stronger language. Who did I think I was anyway?
I then wrote back and reminded her of our disagreement concerning her friend. I told her that this was the time that I told her would come where we would have a disagreement and that she should consider my words.
This seemed to upset her even more and I didn’t hear from her again for a while. When I did it was more for exchanging information than a dialog between friends.
Unfortunately, none of her treatments worked and she had a horrific struggle with the disease for about a year before she died.
Now, from the above writing it may sound like I just tune into the Powers-That-Be and get lots of specific answers. Sometimes this happens but often I do not and just have to use my best judgment.
I also tried to save my friend, Wayne’s life. Artie and I both saw that he was heading toward an early death and we tried to guide him toward a healthier lifestyle.
Wayne had a big heart and he had an enlarged heart when he died. He helped many people but when they betrayed him or didn’t appreciate him, he felt resentment and this was tough on him. He also felt a great sense of responsibility to help people who couldn’t help themselves and he had a tumor on the back of his neck which I interpreted as a symbol of the burden he felt.
Then he was addicted to diet sodas, one of the worst things you can ingest, and he ate all kinds of donuts and pastries made with white flour and fructose. We told him these were terrible for his system and he agreed but made no changes.
Unfortunately, he died much too young but he was somewhat frustrated with life and almost looked forward to passing over.
Stephen asked about sending love or healing energy to those in need. There is no problem with doing this, especially if you pick up that the person or persons are seeking help. The dangerous ones to send love energy to are those of a low vibration who can do some damage. Someone like a Hitler or a Saddam Hussein will just transmute the love energy to selfish desire energy and use it for dark purposes.
Helping Others
Reader: In fact, after listening to the audio of the gathering on helping others, JJ seemed specifically adamant that one should not help other people, unless they “ask” for the help first.
JJ: There seems to be some confusion on this subject so I will clarify.
The basic idea I was presenting is that it is not a good idea to attempt to help someone who doesn’t want your help or is not seeking help. My ex-wife was a good example of how this can backfire. She had a half sister who was mentally challenged but was taking care of herself. She had a job as a maid and lived in the motel. My wife decided that with a little help she could improve her life and against my wishes offered to take her in and assist her in improving her condition.
She drove 2000 miles picked her up and brought her to Boise.
The next couple months were a living hell and my wife finally demanded that I get rid of her sister or she was leaving me.
I rented her a room and the sister was an albatross around my neck for the next four years just because my wife was trying to help someone who didn’t really want it or appreciate it.
Does this mean that we should never help anyone unless they specifically approach us and ask?
Of course not. I have never advocated such a thing and have always taught that you cannot go by black and white rules for there are exceptions in all things that require the Second Key of Judgment.
If you pass by a car that has run off the road and you suspect there may be injuries it would be crazy to not help because you have not been audibly asked.
If help is needed and obviously wanted by a person and the person cannot help himself then it is a good thing to assist.
People ask for help in different ways. Some may approach another directly and audibly ask for it. BUT there are innumerable others who are seeking help and know not where to find it. Many of these people pray to God regularly asking and still others cry themselves to sleep in need. Even though such people may not have approached you directly they have still been seeking and asking for help. In such cases you are still helping those who have asked for help. You are an extension of God and if they ask God for help and you give it then God answers their prayers.
When to not give help.
[1] When the person does not ask you, God or anyone else for it, or seem to want it.
[2] When helping makes you an enabler, making the person dependent on you for the indefinite future.
[3] When the request is not just.
If you mean to keep as well as possible, the less you think about your health, the better. – Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
Aug 20, 2013
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