Question:  Master, what is selfishness?

Yeshua's Answer:  Selfishness is when you think only of what you want at the expense of another becoming uplifted.  Let us place more emphasis on being kind and enjoy seeing how that person laughs and enjoys the moment.  Let us place our thoughts on others that your own focus is for a life well lived that your focus may be only on well living; thereby it comes into our own life.  The selfish person cannot see this, for that person feels he/she is being left out, is just existing and that their happiness is most important. However, the missing link is this.  In order for us to be happy, we must make others happy.  It begins like this. 

In whatever way you look at others, it comes back to you.  Whatever you desire for others, it comes back to you..

Questions:

a.  Do you understand what this says?

Yes, Yeshua,  I understand that whatever I want, I am to see others having the same.  The picture is in my mind and my subconscious thinks on the pictures I give and the pictures are what I am seeing in my own mind.

a. Master, what are pure thoughts?

a.The thoughts that rest on The Father – only the Good. Yeshua taught the Disciple Peter to think, act, and see, also hear only the Good, all else he told him was a lie.

b. He taught him that we do not do evil for evil. We are always to do Good (capitalized to indicate the thinking of “Our Father).”

a. Do you always do good and think good?

a. If you do, then you are following “Our Father.”

Question:  Do we think automatically that nothing can be better than what we had in the past?

Answer:  Yes, and that is limitation!  What we really do is then blame The Father that He does not answer, and how can He, when we are the ones who say that the past is what we live now!

Questions:

a. Yeshua how do we change it?

a. You analyze the present, question it until you exhaust every ounce of worth from it. Get all that you can out of it.  Laziness is an error.

b. When you change it, that is the answer to why others want to take what another has worked out, questioned and gotten all the worth from it and the other person wants to take what you have worked out?

a. Am I putting Our Father first, last or never think of Him until there is  a problem? 

Check the Contemporary  English Version to see what Proverb 3:6 says.

a.  If you do what it says, it means that your efforts will be crowned  with success.

b.  Refrain from acting stubbornly.  Realize that all of us have much to learn and  to become aware of much in this life.  In  fact, that is our purpose for being on Earth.

Question: 

a.  Master, for what reason are some healings not permanent?

Answers: 

a.  When My Father heals, He heals everything, but He cannot  make you keep the healing. You have to do that yourself.  (There was a long pause at this point.)  Another question followed from My Father?


The Father's Question: 

a.  Do you want a complete healing?

The Father's Answer:

a.  If you really  want a complete healing, that means you are ready to be youthful, healthy,  loving,  kind, happy, pleasant to be around, joyful, spiritual, faithful, and wise.
 

Questions: 

a.  Are you ready to  allow yourself to be taught?  Are you ready to be different, to be truly whole?  Are you ready to feel My Father's Presence as being youthful?

b.  Are you ready for that? 

c.  Can you open your mind, your heart, your soul, your very spirit to Him?

Answers:

a.  All these things are for us to do.  It is what Our Father has asked each of His children to do!

b.  This answer is what we call “change.” Change is the door that many of us would  rather not open.

c.  Healing also means that one becomes youthful and  many of us are too tied into age and in getting old to even think of being youthful.

d.  Have you ever thought about the fact that if we  are created in His Image and after His Likeness, we can never age?

Yeshua's Answer:  When you fail to obey My Father, you lose your connection to His constant guidance that comes to you.  You open yourself to negative influences from your peers and from the Prince of this world (the evil one, also known as Satan and the enemy).  Their words sound good, yet, if you follow them, you land in trouble outside My Father's protection.

Our Questions and Answers from Us to Each of You.

Questions: 

a.  Do you believe the teachings of Yeshua?

b.  Do you read the Scriptures or simply rest on the laurels of what someone else says?

Our Answers:

a.  We were taught (by Rev. Fred and Rev. Pat) that we were to READ and understand for ourselves.  Even Dr. Holmes stated that we were to do this for ourselves and never take what he said as the final word.  He said that we were to put our understanding to the test.

b.  We are to always have confidence in ourselves that The Lord God Almighty will guide us in all our ways, and will bring whatever information we need in a way that we can understand, and live in a simple fashion.

  Our Father's Answer:  If I took them from this  lifetime, they would only return to be worse than before.  I give them a chance to improve themselves.

a.  Question:  Are you careful about what you think, what you do and what you say to another and to yourself?  From the answer Our Father gave, it appears He really loves all of His Children no matter what we do or how we act.  However, He simply wants us to keep our soul pure, to turn to TRUTH, and worship Him.  Is that too difficult for us to do?

a. Our answer:  We are to understand that the word “wicked” has synonyms that makes one believe that being wicked means that you are good, great, terrific, cool and impressive.  There were words also that, describe wicked as something wonderful.  However, we are speaking about wicked as meaning distressing, dreadful, awful, atrocious, appalling and terrible.  In the Science of Mind Textbook, page 494 under the subtopic—WICKEDNESS IN HIGH PLACES (Eph. 6:12), Dr. Holmes tells us what this means in the law of righteousness.“The mental law is neutral, plastic, receptive and creative.  There is a right and wrong use of this law, just as there is a right and wrong use of any other law.”

b.  It is wise never to invert, reverse or turn the law of righteousness upside down or misuse the powers of the mind.