[Rather than a direct channeling, this week I’m posting an article I wrote, but the inspiration behind it is just another form of channeling. We all have the wisdom within us, if we would only stop to listen. — Rob]

While listening to the radio the other day, I heard one of my favorite Beatles songs, Let It Be [1], and it struck me how many meanings that simple phrase could have, all of which make it the perfect anthem to guide our way through this Ascension process.
While Paul McCartney wrote the song about a dream he had of his own mother, Mary, I (and likely many others) take the references to “Mother Mary” as the personification of the Divine Mother, making the references to her “speaking words of wisdom” ever more meaningful. In spite of listening to the song hundreds, perhaps thousands of times, this time, it occurred to me (or was given to me by the Divine Mother 😉) that “Let it be” has three distinct connotations, depending on how we define “it”:
1. The first connotation is to let go of “it,” where “it” is any internal struggles we may be holding onto. This one is especially important, certainly for me, at this time. I am realizing on a daily basis just how many old beliefs, ideas, and judgments I’m holding that are just not useful and, thus, not necessary anymore. We are meant to experience life in peace, so when that peace is disturbed, it’s an indication that we’re holding onto a belief that is no longer necessary.
2. The second connotation is allowing others to be as they are, where “it” is anyone who may be behaving in a way we don’t approve. So often, we attempt to place limits on other’s behavior to conform to our ideas of what is right and proper. When we sit in judgment about another’s behavior, we are really trying to control them, but, they are divine sovereign beings, allowed to act anyway they are moved. So, in reality, any upset we feel is simply a reflection of something we are judging within ourselves.
We’re here only to learn to control ourselves — our own thoughts, beliefs, and emotions. Taken from that perspective, this connotation is actually a specific case of the first connotation, since all judgments about others are really manifestations of our own beliefs and biases, which are in need of letting go.
3. The final connotation is a prayer to a higher force that “it” may be so, where “it” is something we desire, presumably something better than what exists now. This time of Ascension is certainly a time of pleading with the Divine Mother to bring into our reality a better world. In fact, I am currently focused on the portion of the song that says,
“And when the broken-hearted people living in the world agree, there will be an answer. Let it be.
For though they may be parted, there is still a chance that they will see. There will be an answer. Let it be.”
We are living in a time when all the broken-hearted people, who are so deeply divided, are waking up and coming to agreement that there must be a better way. There IS an answer, because the Divine Mother has a plan, but it is up to each of us to do our part to decide what we want. Of this, I am convinced … and it leaves me with feelings of tremendous hope and gratitude.
While contemplating this song, I was reminded that many years ago (I don’t recall exactly when), I was walking down the hall of a very large Government office building where I worked, and I spontaneously started to sing “And when I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me.” Immediately, I realized that Mother Mary was, in fact, with me … right there in the hallway. It was her way of making her presence known at a time and place not particularly spiritual. Of course, being in a public place, I then had to hide the flowing tears! 🤣
So, the next time you find yourself upset by anything in your life, whether internal or external, my advice to you is simply to let it be and know that everything is happening for a reason. Return to the hope of a better world and know that Mother Mary has ”it” under control. 👏😉
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[1] Let It Be, written by Paul McCartney, John Lennon, title track on Let It Be album, released 1970.











