2012-01-07-Of Times Past

Session

Lesson

The Damascus Scribe: “I am the Damascus Scribe, long known by many names, long known by many other-than-human students, even prior to my relatively recent serving Machiventa Melchizedek and later Joshua ben Joseph as indwelling Thought Adjuster. It is correct for me to claim that I am indeed ancient, since I emerged from eternity. However, even as an indwelling servant of humanity my time-space existences go back millions and millions of years.

“In part it was by design that I indwelt a great number of humans that would later fuse with a Fragment of the Eternal Son or with a Fragment of the Third Source and Center. In ancient prior lives it was by coincidence that I indwelt a number of humans that chose not to continue to exist. You would consider for such large number of indwellings to be statistically unique, yes, and you would consider these experiences, as a trend, to be an extreme outlier.

“Visualize now clearly how such an extraordinary series of lives of disappointment would bring both grieving due to failure to fuse, as well as time-space experiences of importance second to none. Focusing on only one life, I indwelt one human whose generation lived on the cusp of an important dispensation from unrest and rebellion to Correcting Time and Light and Life. That beloved friend is now on her way to the headquarters of her super universe.

“Her influence will always be remembered on her birth planet, and if I were so inclined to differentiate between those I served, she would always be a favorite. You and your dedicated helpers, both human, celestial, and divine, also live your lives on the very cusp of post-rebellion and Correcting Time. It is for that matter, both as a personal wish, and also as a potentially profitable enterprise, that I make myself available as a teacher to you, and to your celestial friends.

“These are minor details of times past. You will need to live in eternity, and then some, as you surely will, to learn all. This is the Damascus Scribe, leaving you now, and leaving with you, my unconditional love.”

Note

I was apprehensive about taking this detail, but there was really no need to feel this way. The Scribe -- a humble Teacher.