Ring Ring. Is That The Phone?

With many of the topics that I write about, there are those who say I shouldn't be spreading this information so nonchalantly. There was a time when people were purposely silenced for talking about it. But since my guides wanted me in the kitchen for this one — I hope it tastes ok.

You are sitting down, watching a show on YouTube. Everything about the episode seems to be going normal. But then one of the people say something. You know what they meant to say, but your perception of the sounds you heard was seemingly modified. Maybe your brain is playing tricks on you. Maybe you misheard. But it sounds like something was said to you through that medium. Are you crazy? Or did you just receive a phone call?

Let's talk about our phones. Not our cell phones — our spiritual phones. Our direct line to speak to Ra, or God, or JC, your spirit guides, or whatever higher power you call the ALL. The metaphor for this phenomena has changed through the ages. In theological groups it was called a radio. Now they call it a phone. It will be replaced soon with a new technology, but for now — it's a phone.

How do you use it? First you must state that you want to establish a connection to whatever deity you claim. Then, you listen to your environment. When you are at a grocery store, driving past billboards, or watching your favorite program — information from your phone can come in from anywhere. Even in face to face conversations, you can receive information from your phone separately from the conversation you are engaged in.

But don't forget to respond back. A good way to think of it is that regardless of what you are doing, you are also in an ongoing conversation with Ra. You may look funny responding to things the other person doesn't understand — but no worries. Wait until you are alone, then respond. They are patient. Many people who use their phone regularly cover themselves with "Oh sorry, I was just talking to myself" — in order to avoid looking too crazy. But I assure you, this is a very helpful tool.

Activating your phone is pretty simple. Learning the basics of calls — also pretty simple. But there are more functions available than most people know. You have to pay attention and read your environment, but there is voicemail from friends, a message board, and even a GPS-like function to navigate to destinations or locate objects. There is much, much more — but try to start using the GPS. Just state out loud what you are looking for or where you want to get to, then trust the path.

Just like with a cell phone, it is probably important to limit screen time. When you get ON your phone, use it for the desired purpose, then turn it OFF. Unless you are working in a perpetual call, this is supposed to be used as a tool to make life better. Some apps and channels are just not worth the attention and time you have to pay to go through. Utilization of the tool seems to be the sweet spot.

I am constantly learning from my phone. Not only is it a great communication device — it is also an amazing research tool. It allows me to connect to other devices as well. I can speak safely about this information, and I will continue to do so, and I am not going anywhere. I am continuously blessed for doing so. I am just a phone call away.

Oooooweeeee, this sure was a fun one to write. I hope that it tasted ok. As always, I appreciate you for taking the time to read about my shenanigans.