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Work Must Forge On! - (3495)

The events and times in which we are in can distract us quite a lot. Reading the updates, communicating it to others, tracking down the difficult things to buy etc. However, the paradox is, that the same events and times show us that we can't afford to be distracted in our psychological and esoteric work.

The P.P.P is still alive, our weaknesses are still alive and if want to be at least psychologically with our 'head above water' we have to remember our essence and our Being and face those weaknesses within us, working constantly on them.  

Something that we can't let happen is that the preoccupations we could have about the virus and its consequences or impact, to take hold of our subconscious. Then we are in trouble. I mean majorly distracted. 

If we dream about eh virus and the impact it is having on our daily lives then it has reached our subconscious. That means if we want to keep our 'head and above water' and not get lost in a current of major distraction and worry etc. We have to get back to focusing on our essence and back to psychological work and working with our Divine Mother!

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  1. Anonymous19 March 2020 at 07:20

    Thank you for this. I've just finished reading some online newspapers, then I came to this site. I wish I'd come to this site first. OK my attention is re-focused. My Divine Mother thanks you for the reminder. Onwards and upwards!

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  2. Gnostic Aspirant19 March 2020 at 09:31

    Yeah mate! That's the one! Our efforts focused towards onwards and upwards!!!

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