Have you ever had a thought pop into your head that you knew didn't come from you?

And not the anxiety spiral or the mental to-do list.

I'm talking about that quiet knowing that tells you to take a different route home.

Or the sudden clarity about a relationship that's been draining you

for months, the download that arrives fully formed, like someone just handed you the answer

that you've been searching for. Most people write this off. They call it intuition or gut instinct,

and they just leave it at that.

But what if it's not coming from your gut at all?

What if there's an entire team on the other side, actively guiding you, protecting you,

speaking to you every single day?

And what if the only reason you can't hear them clearly is because you've been taught that this kind of communication ended 2,000 years ago? What if I told you that someone's mother sat down one day and received a channeled message that ended with words so clear and so specific, it demanded an answer.

There are others here who wish to make themselves known to you, so I will step aside for this time.

My love and devotion follows you as you trod onward but ever faithful to your goal.

Now that next to the last line is the line that made me set up and take notice.

And he says, there are others here who wish to make themselves known to you. My question is,

who are the others and where is here? What do you mean there are others here? Where are you in

relation to us on this physical plane?

Who are the others? And where is here? Those questions kind of change everything. I spent

years and years deconstructing my religious upbringing, and I'm still doing it to some level.

I had to unlearn the fear,

the shame, the idea that curiosity was dangerous, and asking questions meant I was losing my faith.

For a long time, I looked at my Christian foundation as the thing that held me back, or the walls that kept me confined.

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