Susan Lynne Schwenger ~ Sound Healing/energy Healer~13 Lines Of Spirit(12d)(0-1-12d,13-24d,25-36d)

• Rich Strife
  “It must be really hard to not be able to take in my comfort” is a really weird thing to say. That seems charged with all kinds of things, like the speaker is blaming the other for their own suffering.
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    Debbie Farrar
    Szczur Strife agreed. Strikes me as controlling, gaslighting & creepy. You cannot presume you know how to comfort someone else. If your behaviour is not accepted as comforting, that’s because it’s not comforting. You need to develop different comforting strategies rather than just tell the other person there’s something wrong with them for not being able to accept your comfort. That’s so lazy. How about asking the other person what they need from you for them to be able to feel supported by you?
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    Ana Zilberman
    right..it is exactly opposite of validation. And is no good for any type of attachment
    
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  Eva De Bruijn
  I've heard no. 2 in words and the actions where different, please only say stuff like this if you mean it and back it up with matching behaviour.
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  Max Wilde
  I appreciate these sentiments a lot. Makes a world to hear you’re safe and secure.

 

THE SEVEN KEYS TO LOVE:

• Altruism
• Compassion
• Forgiveness
• Humility
• Kindness
• Patience
• Understanding

THE SEVEN KEYS TO TRUTH:

• Awareness
• Curiosity
• Discernment
• Honesty
• Impartiality
• Objectivity
• Wisdom

 

Support Circle Positions Intimate Group ~ help with getting things done Love Position Someone who loves you unconditionally Knowledge Position Provides information and helps you understand life. Scholars do this very well Compassion Position Willing to tell you the Truth and help with understanding. Priests do this very well ​ Teacher Group ~ teach about life, energy and responsibility Mentor Position Role model or guide Could be a parent, boss, coach or friend. Someone who has great impact on you. Kings and Warriors do this well Beauty Position Teaches you how to see beauty and inspire you to see beauty Artisans, Priests and Sages do this well Princess Diana occupied this position for England Child Position Helps build responsibility; teaches about responsibility by depending on you; pets often fill this position All roles are good at this ​ Grounding Group ~ teach lessons about being present Humor Position Laughter brings you into the Present — a very big service to humanity; teaches about attachment and release through laughter. Some people use a public person for this position; it works best when it is a personal relationship Sages are excellent at this Discipline Position Creates structure and organization; teaches us to think things through Helps us clarify our values and beliefs Kings, Warriors and some Scholars are good at this Anyone with a Pragmatist Attitude or a Security Need is good at the Discipline position Anchor Position Acts as a safety net Helps you find your grounding Scholars do this well ​ Spiritual Lessons Group ~ teach lessons related to spirituality and healing Healer Position Helps you come into balance; could be a doctor or therapist — or whoever is there for you; reminds you that healing is possible Artisans, Priests and Servers do this well Enlightenment Position Some enlightenment is present when you achieve higher states of consciousness Our own higher self, our spirit guides, or the Michael entity (or other higher entities) can act as a Primary for this position. A "channel" can act as a secondary enlightenment position The person (essence or entity) holding this position for us does not have to be in a body Muse Position Teaches spiritual lessons about meaning or philosophy The Michael Teaching or any religion can hold this position Usually, it is a concept, rather than a single person Elvis Presley fills this position for many people ​ Power ~ Our self Power Position The Self position is us — ourselves. We hold the Power Position for our support group We are most powerful when we are getting the support we need ​ Using the Support Circle and Positions: Each person in the support provides assistance in a key area. Jesus Christ and his 12 Apostles are an example of a Support Circle. The more positions in our Support Circle we have filled, the more powerful a person we are. When someone leaves, it is important to fill their position in the Circle. Major shifts and internal monads usually destroy the circle and re-form it with other people. Different people can occupy the position as secondary support. In relationships, asking a mate to fill too many positions becomes very stifling — it is okay for them to fill 2 or 3 positions. There should be at least someone in each support group (Intimates, Teacher, Grounding, Spiritual Lessons), although most people don’t have all support positions filled. The most powerful people have more positions filled. During times of great change or turmoil, people may lose people in some groupings. In business situations, we usually work in groups of quadrants (4 people) and sextants (6 people), rather than a full support circle. *AND, EVEN A 7TH ONE SEPTANTS AND , EVEN A 8TH ONE OCTANTS http://www.itstime.com/

 

Home > Advanced Topics > Life Quadrants Life Quadrants​ BY SHEPHERD HOODWIN This is the one item on my chart I don't cover in my book. I originally heard about it from JP Van Hulle's channeling. I had dropped it from my chart because I didn't think it was that important, but restored it after my books came out because some scholar clients kept asking for it. It's simple: in any group, there are four basic functions, and we specialize in one in each lifetime, although we can do the others also: Love position initiates. "Let's go to a movie!" for example. Knowledge position provides information to the group (scholars don't always do this within groups). "I know where a good movie is playing and how to get there." Power position powers the group to take action. "C'mon everyone, let's get in the car." Support position mediates and helps: "I'll get popcorn." For the record, the word "quadrant" refers only to the quarter, or the part. The word "quadrate," found in Yarbro, refers to a whole that contains four parts. JP and Jose have used these same four terms, I believe, to refer to the positions in groupings of four specific people who have agreed to work together over several lifetimes on a project. It can be expanded: a fifth person, for example, would have the "eccentric" position. This part below - position # 6 (is incorrect) i'll search my data records - to find this (double check what i typed below) 1st is knowledge 2nd is support/love 3rd is compassion 4th is power 5th is 6th is 7th is eccentric It can be expanded: a fifth person, for example, would have the "eccentric" position. I think the sixth person occupies the "compassion" position, and so on, until you get the 12 positions of the support circle. Life Quadrants | Michael Teachings