Amelia Hathow

Addiction doesn't mean the same thing to everyone. We each face our struggle in our own way. Addiction removes us from our true purpose. An addiction always points to something outside of yourself. Therein lies the problem. That you are focused outside of yourself. It doesn't really matter WHAT you are addicted to, whether - drugs, sex, food, clothes, physique - it is all "surface" and takes us away from our true self: the one at the core of our etheric body. What will it take for you to face your addictions and move past them for the greater good of humanity and yourself? Are you willing to take responsibility for the WHOLE of humanity? Are you willing to let go of the things that attach you to that which doesn't move you forward - that which keeps you from experiencing change?

If you could know all it takes to get our world, our country, our humanity, "back on track," would you DO anything about it?This book contains information from our ancient siblings that gives a way out of our current state of anger and confusion. The question is... WILL YOU DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT? Will you effect change? Will you stop blaming others and take this valuable information and apply it to YOUR life? If you are wondering about a new way, this book provides an alternative to your current ways.

Three serial killers, long dead now, come back to share lessons learned from beyond the grave, channeled by the author. They reflect on some reasons why they did what they did, and impart what YOU can do to change the negativity and ill will that is plaguing our society. From the least expected source(s), you are asked to learn something new from a vastly different perspecive, and with it gain some compassion for your fellow human beings. Yes, let's care the for planet and animals, too, but first let's be kind to one another and let's experience what REAL unconditional love is. This is the only way we will make it through the dark time on the horizon. This book is not for the faint of heart. It is for those wanting to understand the greater dimensions of this life - the life we collectively live... together.

"Sin" is not a recurrent theme that anyone has to live with, it is an analogy for simply making a mistake. No one is ever bound by "original sin," the "original sins." The fact still remains... we are our own savior. You and we together create a kind of life for each other. We, as a collective, guide each other to redemption, not to keep making the same mistakes, over and over again, which has been happening for far too long now. It's unfortunate that "sins" have become a perfunctuous, demeaning way of controlling how people can absolve themselves from creating a life that is filled with the absolute truth, of THE true reality we all are living in.Self-absorption has become a plague all on its own. It consumes one's ability to see beyond all the metaphors riddled in wonderful books, such as the HOLY Bible, the HOLY Quran, along with the Menagerous Mahabharata. Sin is your friend, so to speak, because at least it tells you what you shouldn't be doing. Eventually, you won't have ANY friends who can relate to you as long as you get rid of sinning all together, because the majority of people are still making the same mistakes over and over again. That is one price you pay when you stop sinning. You lose the same friends and family who have stopped listening to their true self, their pure self which sits inside of their mind, inside their own head. A tiny star, unproportionately shining so bright it can blind some of those looking too closely at that person's soul and spirit.Therefore, be sinfully mindful of sin itself for that is the only way that guidance is received, sinning. And once you become aware of the ill feelings sin creates within you, then you can truly begin to change each of those ill feelings into more of a neutral feeling then positive. It (sins) all is on the same spectrum of love and fear. All of it. It's all the same thing. On the spectrum of your reality. An emotional, often traumatic array of colorful experiences ready to be changed into another color. You just can't avoid it. So, head towards the colors. That is the only way to get past the emotional feelings and traumatic experiences. Trust in this design. The colors of it all, the feeling of it all, colors or not. TRUST.-- Older Siblings

Whether or not you believe in psychic mediumship and the messages they receive from spirits or other entities, the perspectives on certain aspects of life outlined in the book Aaron Hedges: A Case Study in The Rapture might give you a new viewpoint on the Rapture. The spirit of a killed hunter and the entity that took his life connected with the author. Over the course of a year, explanations and insight as to what happened between these two, along with some life lessons, were provided in the form of written messages. A big take away within their messages is that the Rapture may not be exactly the "mystical union with God for eternal life in Heaven" that we read in the Bible. The Rapture is understood as the end of times, which feels as if it is just around the corner in our post-pandemic era. Increasingly, people are working against one another, building distrust, losing respect. We have a direct responsibility for our own outcome for the most part. There is some outside influence that we may not be aware of as is clear with the type of entity that took Aaron's life. Regardless, we are our own savior. No one else is. And we must learn to understand that we don't "deserve" anything in life. The concept of entitlement to anything needs to be removed from our view on life, regardless of anyone's status. This must be learned and understood on a mass scale if we want to turn the tides of what is happening to all of us - chaos and disruption - to a peaceful way of living.