Hallos! After an hour with a teacher at The Building School, CAnn is pleased to say that when you land in the Cloudwalking Wood in Cyres World, Stewart St. John ‘Celebration’ (see previous post) starts playing and continues while you explore the beauty.

We celebrated Stewart’s and CAnn’s achievements this lovely morning, with a “Cuppa Anything”. Delicious giggles, in this Cyres Cuppa, ‘You Get What You Expect’.

What are you expecting this day?

We’re ALLso Celebrating Joey, who took on the Healing Hall Project yesterday evening. Here’s to You, Joey, *clinks*!

Joey is a Peace City Official, tuned into healing, and CAnn has known him for three years .. she could easily fill the Healing Hall with words of praise about him! Another wonderful presence in Cyres World. The Healing Hall is in good hands.

So, thrilled, and, as ever in Cyres World, everything is so next logical step … magic moment to magic moment and expected.

love always,

Jane

‘Enjoy a new video featuring music and lyrics by Stewart St. John, the composer of the channeled Abraham-Hicks children’s audio books published by Hay House. Stewart is the award-winning writer of Disney Channel’s “Seventeen Again” and ABC’s “Sabrina: The Animated Series.” He devotes spare time to create positive, inspirational messages through words and music.’

What do you feel about this experience?

‘About unASLEEP: unASLEEP is no one. There are no accreditations to boast of, no particular line of employment to elaborate about, no particular achievements or talents I would like to impress upon you, and no particular group alignment claimed, other than one: This moment. This moment is where I live. It is my address, because I know in Truth all other addresses are imaginary. And we all share this address. In a way, we are roommates in this moment. You reading my “Bio” is what we are sharing Now. Your next action will bring you your next “new” moment. Choose what enriches you. In doing so, you will bring yourself peace, and you will bring yourself love.’

The warrior of light sits around a fire with his companions.
They talk about his conquests, and any strangers who join the group are made welcome because everyone is proud of his life and of his Good Fight. The warrior speaks enthusiastically about the path, he tells how he resisted a particular challenge or speaks of the solution he found to one especially difficult situation. When he tells stories, he invests his words with passion and romance.
Sometimes, he exaggerates a little. He remembers that at times his ancestors used to exaggerate too.
That is why he does the same thing. But he never confuses pride with vanity, and he never believes his own exaggerations.

Translated by Margaret Jull Costa

by Paulo Coelho

The warrior of light knows the importance of intuition.
In the midst of battle, he does not have time to think about the enemy’s blows, and so he uses his instinct and obeys his angel.
In times of peace, he deciphers the signs that God sends him.
People say: ‘He’s mad.’
Or: ‘He lives in a fantasy world.’
Or even: ‘How can he possibly believe in such illogical things?’
But the warrior knows that intuition is God’s alphabet and he continues listening to the wind and talking to the stars.

Translated by Margaret Jull Costa

by Paulo Coelho

The warrior remembers the past.
He knows about man’s Spiritual Quest, he knows that this Quest has been responsible for some of history’s finest pages.
But also some of history’s worst chapters: massacres, sacrifices, obscurantism. It was used for personal ends and has seen its ideas used to defend the most terrible of intentions.
The warrior has heard people ask: ‘How am I to know that the path I am on is the right path?’ And he has seen many people abandon their quest because they could not answer that question.
The warrior has no doubts; he follows one infallible saying:
‘By their fruits ye shall know them,’ said Jesus. That is the rule he follows, and he never goes wrong.

Translated by Margaret Jull Costa

by Paulo Coelho

A warrior of light always keeps his heart free of any feelings of hatred.
When he goes into battle, he remembers what Christ said: ‘Love your enemies.’ And he obeys.
But he knows that the act of forgiveness does not mean that he must accept everything; a warrior cannot bow his head, for if he did he would lose sight of the horizon of his dreams.
He accepts that his opponents are there to test his valour, his persistence, his ability to make decisions. They force him to fight for his dreams.
It is the experience of battle that strengthens the warrior of light.

Translated by Margaret Jull Costa

by Paulo Coelho

A warrior of light often loses heart.
He believes that nothing can stir in him the emotion he so desired. He is forced to spend many evenings and nights feeling that he is one of the vanquished, and nothing seems able to restore his enthusiasm.
His friends say: ‘Perhaps his fight is over.’
The warrior feels pain and confusion when he hears such remarks because he knows that he has not yet reached the place he wanted to reach. But he is stubborn and refuses to relinquish his aims.
Then, when he least expects it, a new door opens.

Translated by Margaret Jull Costa

by Paulo Coelho