Rob: I am meeting with Uriel again. Uriel is before me, although I am asking him whether we can do this a bit more informally than we have in the past. Can we just sit and talk? So Uriel, I wonder if you can give me a message that would be appropriate for all to hear for these times that we’re in, something for everyone to enjoy.
AA Uriel: Greetings, Rob. So your question about a message for all, as you are well aware, we are coming into the thick of the tumultuous time, the time of revelations. But these need not be fearful times. You are preparing yourself to understand, with the intention, that these times are simply times of transition from one system to another. Yes, the grieving process will be important, and you will help others through that.
Rob: Is there something that would help others connect to the idea that the grieving process is necessary and help them to understand that the loss of an institution is no different than the loss of a loved individual?
Uriel: But the nature of the expression of loss will be different. With that loved individual, the loss is felt as missing them, as wanting them to be present, their company, their habits, their companionship. The loss of an institution is different. You don’t feel that same connection. Yes, it is familiar, but it’s not that you will miss it; it’s that you will fear what its loss represents. It means you will have to embark into the unknown.
But the point to remind everyone as you move forward is just because it’s a new system, an unknown process, does not mean it cannot be wonderful in its expression. The people will be so much happier without the old structure that was holding them back. They may not realize how it was holding them back, but it was nonetheless.
The new structures are meant to empower all individuals. To some, perhaps many, that, in itself, is a scary thought. It seems a paradox, but it is true. People are afraid of their own sovereignty, of their own divinity. They have existed in one life after another for so long being convinced that they need the State, the government, the monarchy, whatever system they lived under, that they need that to secure their well being, so they are not used to expressing themselves and what it is that they want, their own desires, to be able to express their own creativity.
This will take some getting used to and will require a significant amount of encouragement and showing them that every time they step forward and express themselves, while it might be a bit uncomfortable at first, in the end, nothing bad happens.
The arguments that they will receive, that they will hear against them stepping out on their own, will be from those who have a vested interest in keeping them under control. And as those systems lose control of the population, they will lash out, they will argue, perhaps even become violent, but hold to the vision.
A Lighthouse for the Soul 