Be Encouraged Be of Good Cheer | Walk in the Way of Truth

be encouraged be of good cheer

Be Encouraged Be of Good Cheer 

Walk in the Way of Truth

Draw near to God and He will draw near to you.


34:7.8 Having started out on the way of life everlasting, having accepted the assignment and received your orders to advance, do not fear the dangers of human forgetfulness and mortal inconstancy, do not be troubled with doubts of failure or by perplexing confusion, do not falter and question your status and standing, for in every dark hour, at every crossroad in the forward struggle, the Spirit of Truth will always speak, saying, “This is the way.”

34:7.9 [Presented by a Mighty Messenger temporarily assigned to service on Urantia.]

Be Encouraged Be of Good Cheer 

Everywhere that Jesus of Nazareth/Michael of Nebadon traveled, he encouraged those around him to be of good cheer.

I have found that my fellow hue-manimals, mortal child of God, are seldom of good cheer.

Hue-man civilization has so long been programmed to feel unworthy of unconditional happiness; we ever tend to "expect the worst" rather than to "expect the best." Feel worthy of the best? Nah, that is "fantasy land."

Yet, each one of us is ever momentarily faced with the choice to:
  1.  Correct such erroneous thinking,
  2.  Discipline and encourage the self to replace such negatively "programmed" thinking with higher vibrational "positive" thinking (the creation and maintaining of new habits of thinking),
  3. Ever directing oneself back to "Your will be done, Father," and
  4. Ever giving the indwelling divine spirit (the Thought Adjuster) our fullest possible sincere and dedicated cooperation in the eventual attainment to spirit domination over mind and matter (self-mastery).
But rather than "allow" ourselves to be encouraged be of
good cheer, we tend to "wallow" in unworthiness, "allowing" every little thing which confronts us as an expected or unexpected challenge to become a "programmed" opportunity to overreact.

And thus, although there are only four steps on the daily path to increasing self-mastery, these four steps become monumentally impossible in the mind that operates in the imprisonment of "unworthiness." 

Even if the idea and concept of self-mastery is "beyond your scope of beLIEf, as a personal attainment, I urge you to realize, before decades of your life pass you by...
Don't wait for everything to go smoothly in your life before you make the decision to be a happy person!
Understand and dare to realize that the Universe Creator did not create you to be an unhappy person. You also cannot lay the blame for your unhappiness onto others.

You, and you alone, are responsible for being a fearful, anxious, impatient, angry (at God and others), sad and even depressed person.

And you, and you alone, may "allow" yourself to be encouraged be of good cheer and walk in the way of truth, as a child of God.

From the view of the angels...

From the view of the angels...we are born, live out our lives and transition out of our mortal animal bodies in a "flash," a relative instant of time.
  1. There are massive numbers of hue-mans who are born into the world, are programmed to beLIEve they are unworthy and never question their unworthiness.
  2. In addition, they are programmed to beLIEve in "outside authorities," who know what's best for them and never question the authority given to these others.
  3. And thus, in their fearful, anxious, impatient, ignorant and arrogant belligerence, they live out their lives which are the very antithesis of "be encouraged be of good cheer."
  4. It is not "Your will be done," but "my will be done."
And it is his false beLIEf that "I am unworthy" and "have no power" to question my internal programming, let alone change it, which makes you fearfully assertive and belligerent--a petty tyrant (you have to do what I want and you have to do it just like I do it or you can't play with me), just like those to whom you give authority over you. 

(Those to whom you give authority over you don't just not want to play with you, they want to enslave you to their agenda; they want to murder you slowly and/or quickly.)

I grew up in a family of terribly fearful, petty tyrants, who ever said, "don't try to change me." I will be this way until the day I die."

As a child your may have feared that you would die before even reaching twenty-five years of age. As an adult, you settled into complacency, beLIEving you have more time in your body-suit than you really do have.

Such are the illusions-delusions of God's mortal children on Earth (Urantia), who refuse to seek a personal connection to Father's indwelling divine spirit--the Thought Adjuster, and who further refuse to align their wills with the will of our Universal Father of ALL.
Having started out on the way of life everlasting, having accepted the assignment and received your orders to advance, do not fear the dangers of human forgetfulness and mortal inconstancy, do not be troubled with doubts of failure or by perplexing confusion, do not falter and question your status and standing, for in every dark hour, at every crossroad in the forward struggle, the Spirit of Truth will always speak, saying, “This is the way.”
Walk in the way, my friend.

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