Distance Energy Work

Dear Dorothy: I know that I would be able to heal better if I could love myself more, but I make mistakes every day and I don't like the way I look. All my life I work and take care of others, but never have time for myself. It is hard to find a space of love in a life of imperfection. Dorothy:    Earth is a middle world, a cosmic laboratory of sorts where the light and dark meet in various ways to illustrate the dynamism of the relationship between these forces of creation and destruction. This is why the human experience is so fascinating and highly coveted. The nature of Divine light, or Being is to expand at infinite speed. There are worlds in our universe where the light flows without hindrance. The forms of life in these realms have no motivation to slow down the Grace of Divinity, for it is perfect and precious as it is. There are also worlds where the darkness of boundaries and density are much thicker than what we experience on Earth. In the worlds of density it

What is the God Presence? The heart of the matter is the difference between personal and impersonal God, between individual Divinity and Cosmic Self. Cosmic Self is the One, the Field of Totality, everything that ever was, everything that ever will be, everything that might have been, or could be. To this One, nothing can be added or subtracted. Therefore we can infer that Wholeness itself does not change. This singular, non-changing field of pure silence constrains itself into the context of human existence, as well the whole material creation. Within human existence, Cosmic Self experiences life as us, with us, ever-changing, ever-growing. It can thus be understood as never-changing from the perspective of Wholeness and ever-changing from the perspective of human experience. In Vedic science, the Cosmic Self, the One God, the Totality, is called Purushottama. The individualized aspect of God is called "Thousand-Headed Purusha" in its male aspect or "Thousand