You must understand that
you did not labor to create these things,
for as light beings you were
without an embodiment to labor with.
Whatever you desired to create,
you simply became it.
In order to give substance to matter -
to give personality to it,
to give intelligence and design to it -
you became a part of everything you created.
-Ramtha
How do you think you become saintly?
Certainly not by abstaining from life,
by hiding yourself in a cave or a temple
and burning incense, or sitting atop a tall mountain
and contemplating God-knows-what.
You become a saint only by living life -
which the Father is -
and experiencing it to the ultimate
so that the virtue of wisdom
culminates into an entity
who can embrace the whole of mankind and love it.
-Ramtha
No one is worth judging.
No color of skin, no action, no anything
is worth altering yourself
out of a state of God, of Isness.
Whoever they are, however they are expressing,
love them for the God within them
that allows them to be that way.
Simply by virtue of their being, they are to be loved.
The fact that they exist is
greater than anything they will ever do.
-Ramtha
you did not labor to create these things,
for as light beings you were
without an embodiment to labor with.
Whatever you desired to create,
you simply became it.
In order to give substance to matter -
to give personality to it,
to give intelligence and design to it -
you became a part of everything you created.
-Ramtha
How do you think you become saintly?
Certainly not by abstaining from life,
by hiding yourself in a cave or a temple
and burning incense, or sitting atop a tall mountain
and contemplating God-knows-what.
You become a saint only by living life -
which the Father is -
and experiencing it to the ultimate
so that the virtue of wisdom
culminates into an entity
who can embrace the whole of mankind and love it.
-Ramtha
No one is worth judging.
No color of skin, no action, no anything
is worth altering yourself
out of a state of God, of Isness.
Whoever they are, however they are expressing,
love them for the God within them
that allows them to be that way.
Simply by virtue of their being, they are to be loved.
The fact that they exist is
greater than anything they will ever do.
-Ramtha