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Each week we will provide a new question and answer for you, from one of our spiritual guides. These messages may contain information to help us face a current local, national, or global situation, or they may provide timeless wisdom to help us to go within, to find the comfort and the answers that we need. Asmuth, Shamani, Euclisites, Euphrena, and Running Bear offer a voice of truth during our constantly evolving, and often challenging, times.

By providing messages based on current events as they unfold, our angelic guides can help us to understand, as well as cope, with recent happenings. Although we are unable to address all of the concerns of our modern world, our guides will try to shed light on many important topics. Our hope is that by sharing our angels’ messages of peace, love, and faith, we will all embrace the vision that the world will be, and already is, a safer, more positive, and loving place than we often perceive.

Annually, we will add the previous weekly messages to our More Questions and Answers subject sections, as well as archive them below for those who wish to read them in sequence. While we have hundreds of questions from the past two decades, we have only begun the archiving process in April, 2010. All of the previous information is available on the site, but many former weekly messages have now been incorporated into our Subject Index sections.

Please join us each week as we receive guidance from the celestial world, where all questions have answers. Our guides welcome you as we do, with open, loving arms.

February 24, 2012: Did Steve Jobs change the world?
February 17, 2012: Will the Occupy Wall Street movement make a difference?
February 10, 2012: Will social media help people to find love more efficiently?
February 3, 2012: What will we learn from the newly discovered yeti crabs and white octopus near Antarctica?
January 27, 2012: Why are so many honeybees dying in the United States? How can we help the bees? (Colony Collapse Disorder)
January 20, 2012: Are energy particle accelerators detrimental to or helpful for the earth?
January 13, 2012: How can we best honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s life?
January 6, 2012: Can a change of presidents make a difference in our future?

February 24, 2012: Did Steve Jobs change the world?

Yes, he and everyone else changed the world. It took world opinion and action to embrace the Apple technology. You can invent the greatest machine, write the greatest book, or paint the greatest masterpiece and never be noticed.

Notoriety is not handed out to those who do the work, only those who can market or sell it well. You can have the greatest product and never sell one. Yet a sales force or marketing agency can sell a million of them. And who remembers who invented the phone when they are using a name-brand cell phone? People remember the brand name or the celebrity who “told” them to buy the phone on an impulse-buying commercial.

The success of one man can be attributed to the buying habits of millions.

Can most people remember who invented penicillin, the drug that led to countless antibiotics today?

The same will go for Steve Jobs, as generations pass. Someone else will have invented something ten times better and be known for a while, then forgotten by most.

So the lesson is to do things, not for celebrity status or glory, but for the good of humanity. If you spend your life always trying to stay at the top, you will never truly be happy and you will die alone. Many people will remember you for what you did for their personal gain, but only a handful might truly know who you were or even care.

So Steve Jobs did change the world, electronically and technologically, but do you really truly care about what he sacrificed in his own life? I didn’t think so. (Euclisites)  (Top)
 

February 17, 2012: Will the Occupy Wall Street movement make a difference?

When a cowboy came riding into town in the old Wild West, did it make a difference? Of course. Everyone would stop what they were doing, stop talking, and figure out why he was in town. Either he was there for good or to start trouble.

So the same is with the Occupy Wall Street movement. People are talking about it and figure it’s something good, but they are not sure if it can stand up to the bullies in the big city of Wall Street (Manhattan). Wall Street occupies Manhattan and much of the world, not the other way around.

Trying to occupy Wall Street is like trying to take down an Elephant with your bare hands. You will get trampled and tossed to the side, if you get in its way.

That’s why a movement is composed of more than one person. But in this case, Wall Street is composed of millions of people’s fortunes, jobs, livelihoods, and obsessions with greed. So how can you occupy, surround, and change something as big as this?

The mutual fund companies are based largely on millions of individual investors placed together in a collective fund. The collective fund is diversified across hundreds of companies, corporations, government bond agencies, and foreign stock exchanges. Has anyone thought of how big Wall Street really is?

Sure, the Occupy Wall Street movement will make a difference, but it alone won’t take down the Big Bear or Bull Market. The movement will be a stepping-stone for other movements to move in.

The only way Wall Street will change is when people change, and put less value on how to take money and things from your neighbor instead of helping them. A true change in consciousness is needed. If it doesn’t come, then every person on Earth will be occupied and no one will be able to move. Then what will those who have amassed great wealth do with their money?

Occupy or be occupied? It’s your choice. Don’t wait too long to make your decision, your choice. (Asmuth)  (Top)
 

February 10, 2012: Will social media help people to find love more efficiently?

Since when has the trial and error of finding love become an exercise in doing it the most efficient way? Efficiency versus effectiveness versus expectations—these three E’s go together in finding the perfect mate on a social media or dating website.

Boys and girls, men and women, are attracted to each other based on outward appearance, sincerity, kindness, feelings, and countless other traits. What’s important to you is not important to someone else. Social media and dating websites take all the personal data entered (which may be true or false), and come up with the best match for you.

The popularity of social media has caused people to inflate their own egos and achievements. It is no different than the days of personal ads—it’s just a different generation using a different media.

What truly matters is what’s inside the person. You can’t see that on a social networking page. You have to see and talk to that person, heart to heart, if love is what you are truly seeking.

Through social media, you have more opportunities to make more friends. But how many friends are true friends?

Listen, think, and learn. Love is a trial and error process, and it always needs to be refined, nurtured, and fed or else it will dwindle to a low flame. Only you know what love is, for it comes from your heart. (Running Bear)  (Top)
 

February 3, 2012: What will we learn from the newly discovered yeti crabs and white octopus near Antarctica?

The discoveries may be new to you, but these creatures have been there for a long time. There is a grave misconception that just because you didn’t know about it before now means it must be new.

When you start thinking outside the standard box which is your mind, you can see things you never thought possible. It does not take a scientist or engineer to figure these things out. Most of these people are not aware of anything outside of three-dimensional time and space. So you, the “common person,” I invite you to think outside the box and make your own discoveries of what’s already there. Do not be afraid.

What will you learn from the newly discovered yeti crabs and white octopus near Antarctica? Simply this—no matter how hard you try to avoid being found, some human will find you, dissect you, and/or eat you. Is this the life you would have envisioned for a rare species? It is sad but true, because new discoveries become yesterday’s news. That is unless you protect what is yours. (Shamani) (Top)
 

January 27, 2012:  Why are so many honeybees dying in the United States? How can we help the bees? (Colony Collapse Disorder)

When human beings try to control nature and the natural process of pollination, the result is species elimination and decline. It is not enough to simply leave the process of pollination alone, a process that has worked for thousands of years. The human need to constantly meddle in the natural process of life is an attempt to control life.

As you see, the results of meddling have led to honeybees dying at an alarming rate. What happens if plants are not pollinated naturally? You won’t have enough food to feed the world’s population. And no amount of genetic engineering, cross-breeding, growth hormone spraying, and pesticide use will give you the amount of food you need to survive.

The honeybees’ decline is simply an indication of what’s not working. When it was predicted many years ago that the farms could not produce enough food to sustain an ever-increasing world population, choices were made to mutate genes in vegetables and fruits and genetic engineering became the norm. Instead of modifying diets and consumption, and eating lower on the food chain (as in a plant-based diet), the solution for increasing food production was to make more at any cost.

Now the costs have spread into nature and you are faced with the same problem of feeding the masses. Once again, there is no mention of modifying diets and lifestyle choices. The talk among scientists is how to artificially pollinate plants, not about saving the honeybees.

At last, there is another solution—helping the honeybees. How can you help the honeybees? Simply by planting flowers that attract honeybees. Minimize pesticide use and let nature take its course. There are times when honeybees are seemingly a nuisance because many people are afraid of being stung. Do not be afraid of bees. They are simply living, eating, and working just like you. They want to be left alone too.

Respect and honor the honeybees, and they will be a friend who continues to help feed you day in and day out. Just befriend a bee. (Euclisites)  (Top)
 

January 20, 2012: Are energy particle accelerators detrimental to or helpful for the earth?

Can you see energy? No, but you know or theorize it’s there, based on a science developed around the theory. Remember, human language has developed over millennia, and during the process words have been created to describe every facet of life.

If you look at the facet of energy, it is as elusive as the world that describes it. Then if you attempt to accelerate the word, energy, it becomes unmanageable. So what happens when you are able to accelerate energy particles past the created words, speed of light? The answer is, you get what you expect—simply a particle or particles of energy exceeding the speed of light. Is that detrimental or helpful to the earth? The answer lies in how you use the energy.

If you use the energy to destroy matter and life, then this would be detrimental. Conversely, if you use the energy to improve the earth and save the natural resources of the earth, then it would be helpful.

Those who experiment with particle acceleration see the powerful energy that resides within a tube. Unleashed, it could destroy the Earth.

All that can be said in an advisory way is, take care of what you have and be careful how you apply the science. Do things that will help the Earth and its inhabitants. Life is too short to accelerate past the end point. If you do accelerate, you may never return. (Euphrena)  (Top)
 

January 13, 2012: How can we best honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s life?

Take a moment of silence and remember the man (and all those who came before him and with him) to champion freedom and equality for all human beings. It was not just a dream that Martin Luther King Jr. had, it was a vision of what was possible.

How many among you could have stood in front of a large crowd and professed your soul’s beliefs, believing in something a million times larger than yourself, and asking people—all people—to listen to what you had to say. For centuries, people of color were discriminated against and put to work on ships, in labor camps, in factories, and on farms. The same continues today in many parts of the world. But the difference is that many people are now aware that it’s happening.

Martin Luther King Jr. was a person with a mission, no different than you. He took his message to the masses and was the catalyst for change. If it weren’t for him, would anyone else have stood up and led the masses to the promised land of justice and equality for all?

So take a moment and remember and honor Martin Luther King Jr. He wasn’t just a man. He was a great leader who changed the face of America. If America is truly the melting pot of all nations together, then let us honor each other for our individual contributions to the world and the Universe. (Asmuth) (Top)
 

January 6, 2012: Can a change of presidents make a difference in our future?

Every president of every country throughout history has made a difference. If you glue a label on one person, and expect that person to do exactly what you want him or her to do, you are only setting yourself up for unmet expectations.

Every person on Earth is different. That is what makes the world go round. How you perceive those differences is what makes it right or wrong in your mind. If you agree with a president, then all is good. If you don’t, then all is bad. It seems there is no publicized middle ground, where you can agree with the president on some points and disagree on other points. It’s either you are for or against him, as in the present time in the United States.

If you look at what a president must do, most would throw in the towel after one hour in his shoes. He is constantly being advised of every situation in the country and the world.

Whether the media paints him as the good guy or the bad guy makes no difference. He has a job to do and must make split-second decisions.

What I ask you to do is respect and honor anyone who holds that office, regardless of what party they belong to. A person is a person, once you see them as they are. Sure, a title connotes grand respect, but remember, a person is a person.

Whatever the decision this coming fall presidential election in the United States, please remember change must come from within you. No president can single-handedly change the nation’s course. It’s up to you to be heard and do your part. Be the change and you will have the future you envision. (Shamani) (Top)
 

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