Beyond the Known

This channelled text contains some powerful and transformative messages that challenge readers to be willing to align with and live from the highest self. It is set out in 28 days/sections, inviting readers to move into what the author calls the Upper Room if we are willing to release the idea of who we are and what we have been in order to receive the new, release corresponding attachments to our identity and to affirm that 'I know who I am in truth, I know what I am in truth, I know how I serve in truth' – which brings freedom, including freedom from fear. New wine cannot be poured into old bottles, nor can a new world be created on the basis of old ideas. Hence, we have to move beyond the known and by saying 'I know who I am' we are claiming our Divine Self and are taking the first step towards realisation – also that there is nothing separate from Source. This procedure can be applied daily by apprehending that 'the gift of the day is always the choice of the day' and choosing from the highest level.

A new world can only be born 'in a higher agreement', it cannot be fixed from our current collective level of consciousness, which is why we need to move beyond the known and its inherent limitations leading to my being 're-known, re-created and re-sung in vibration.' This entails remembrance of the entirety of our being in union with the Source of all things – as Plotinus said, 'remembering is for those who have forgotten.' These affirmations are set out in a series of powerful paragraphs, which readers can say out loud, including this: 'I am one with love. I am allowing love. I give permission to my entire being to be known in love. And, as I say yes, I am assumed, agreed to, and re-articulated as love.' (p. 244) All this flows from our alignment as the Divine Self, whose manifestation is urgently required on this planet, a project in which we can happily all participate by saying yes to these questions: 'Am I willing to be re-created and re-known and in service for higher well-being, the higher well-being of all? Am I willing to forgive myself for what I may have chosen to learn on this plane? Am I willing to make a new agreement that the choices I make from now on will be made in accordance with the truth of my being, from the Upper Room?' (p. 274) This is powerful stuff!