Step One – An Excerpt from Messiah Within
Carole King’s classic song “Only Love is Real” has two great lines: only love is real and everything else an illusion. These two lines are also the teachings of the Great Masters and of the Divine. When we attune to this masterful inner knowing, life takes on a different meaning. This knowing first comes to us on an intellectual level, then we must transition to a belief that it is true, and finally, if we are blessed, we arrive at knowing that it is true. With the knowing that only love is real, we can accept others without judgment, we can forgive, we can love unconditionally . . . we can live in Oneness. We, in turn, become our Messiah Within and we are able to share this with others and live a life of peace, based in service.
This all sounds so lovely and simple, doesn’t it? And yet, it is the hardest work we will ever do…
The Significance of Step 1:
A Conversation with Yeshua
Robin: Yeshua, I love the words of Step 1: From your deepest point of stillness, find your inner voice that is whispering, “You are One with All.”
If we were to break the phrase into its components, each component could stand alone and yet, in order to achieve this knowing, you must view them as a whole phrase. For example, from your deepest point of stillness is required so that you can hear or find your inner voice. Once you find your inner voice, you need to listen so that you can hear it whispering, “You are One with All,” Would you like to elaborate on this exquisite phrase and its role on the path to your Messiah Within?
Yeshua: The words “You are One with All” are an energetic beacon that is housed in the heart center of each man, woman and child on your planet. The goal of finding your still point is to be able to hear your inner voice (which is the beacon) that is whispering, “You are One with All.” Why is it whispering and not shouting it from every core fiber of your being? Because if it were shouting, it would become just another phrase that made its way into your mainstream consciousness without doing the required work to understand its true essence.
A good example of this is The Golden Rule. Did you know that there is a Golden Rule for every religious and spiritual group on the planet? “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you” is by far the most common interpretation of this global declaration. Yet, we don’t live up to the words themselves. If we did, we would not be having this conversation nor would I have requested you to write this book. If you don’t hear the calling that “You are One with All,” then what would drive someone to find inner peace, follow The Golden Rule and ultimately contribute to a collective world peace?
