(Q) Should I continue to try living with my husband, in view
of the vast difference and inharmony that has always existed
between us?
(A) These shall be rather a growth that would come. In the
present find first SELF. Let those things that have been be
rather as stepping-stones for the greater awakening. And
remember, look not back upon those things that may have
brought joy or pleasure for a moment, but rather look forward
to the fulfilling of thy mission in and among thy fellow man.
When the days of purpose are fulfilled, then in the sunset of
this experience there may be a union of understanding, of
thought, that will make for a satisfaction, an understanding
of WHY these must have been.
(Q) What relation was my husband to me in my past
incarnations?
(A) In the one just previous to this, a soldier or warrior -
and a brother.
In the Indian land, among those that made for a vast
difference - or that made for the differences in the seekers
and those that were satisfied with the fulfilling of the
fleshly purposes.
(Q) What was my daughter Lorraine to me in my past
incarnations?
(A) An inspiration in the activities when the songs of
nature made for the gatherings of the understandings of those
that, as indicated, became interlopers; bringing joy and
sorrow. Yet there is a beauty of purpose in their
relationships which will bring much pleasure; not alone
pleasure of mind but of soul, to many.
(Q) What was my mother and father to me?
(A) We don't find.
(Q) My brother, [...]?
(A) We are through.
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