John Gray

Being, Incorporated

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"A sense of the nearness of personal death is actually a sense of the presence of the incarnate Eminent One, the Angel Incorporate."

By John Gray
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Happy equinox, everybody! In Planet Earth’s Northern Hemisphere, it is early spring; in the Southern, early autumn. There are lights in the firmament of heaven, according to the Book of Genesis, which are “for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years.” We live and move and have our being in a vast orderly context. People recognize this to some extent and are awed by the heavens. Those with more heavenly awareness know they are part of it all and are not small. The purposes of heavenly bodies and of our personal human bodies are identical in essence: the self-revelation of deity.

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Larry Krantz, Christina Pivarnik

I am the Prayer

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"When a high quality of character is present, including selflessness and attunement with what is above, then a spark of understanding lights the mind and heart."

by Christina Pivarnik and Larry Krantz
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Christina Pivarnik: It is always a joy to gather together in our true purpose, to bring forth radiance and love as a collective. Over the past few years, we’ve been participating in dialogues every other time we gather. During these times we’ve shared our hearts and the experiences of our daily lives to honor our deepest love for our Creator. There’s a fresh spirit of family that’s arisen among us—a new depth of love, laughter and lightness, welcoming all who gather to participate in this precious work we’ve come on earth to do. As a result, we’ve gotten to know one another better in our spiritual journeys together and the work we’re each doing to fulfill our spiritual mission. Such a gift!  

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Bill Isaacs

Seeing from Above and Below

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"We move from the wasteland to the new land. We enter the new land because we create it."

by Bill Isaacs
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Bill Isaacs: In 1922 T.S. Eliot wrote the epic poem The Waste Land, arguably one of the most influential pieces of writing of the 20th century. The 1920’s reputedly were a period of roaring accomplishments but were in actuality a mix of swirling heights and looming shadows of what was to come. A young Eliot (he was 33 at the time) wrote a remarkable poem that described the mood of decay and the spiritual ills of modern Europe. It narrates the difficulties even as it seeks to find a way out of them. I think it’s useful to think of this now because the age in which Eliot wrote has its echoes in our time. People today are feeling a similar kind of angst, of coming challenge, replete with modern words to describe it, like “climate anxiety” and the “polycrisis,” a condition of systemic disease where  everything collapses together in a tangled mess of troubles. 

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Suzanne Core, Davina Misroch

Holding Center in the Seven-Dimensional World

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"Always remember
Who you are."

by Suzanne Core and Davina Misroch
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Suzanne Core: We wanted to share with you a short video of a children’s choir singing “Let There Be Peace on Earth.” I believe this was at the dedication to the 9/11 Memorial. The Pope was present, as were heads of the Jewish and Muslim faiths. This song has been rolling around in my head since the war in Ukraine started. “Let there be peace on Earth. And let it begin with me. Let there be peace on Earth. The peace that was meant to be. With God as our Father, brothers all are we. Let there be peace on Earth. Let it begin with me.”  

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John Gray, Pamela Gray

Grace & Mercy, Syntony & Agreement

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"...the body of God on earth is not in the process of forming, it is. It is becoming Self-aware because the One whose body it is, is being received into the body's consciousness.”

by Pamela Gray and John Gray
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Pamela Gray: Like the murmuration of birds we just watched via video, we gather today in a consciousness of playing our individual parts in one whole, right now in this moment. I am so thankful for the spiritual intelligence of those who participate in these gatherings. This is not an arena of speakers on the one side and listeners who are here to be enlightened on the other. The opportunity for us all is to participate in a combined flow of creative expression, both with the words expressed and with all that’s back of the words that springs from our states of heart, mind, and experience. 

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Bill Isaacs

The Quest for Wholeness

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"...there is no forging of a new world without creative pressure and creative fire."

by Bill Isaacs
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We are all participating in a vast creative cycle that is the culmination of many centuries of unfoldment, all aimed at the ascension of human consciousness. This goes well beyond the idea of human progress. There have been numerous changes in human experience over the past millennia, which may be viewed as improvements. The primary causes of human difficulty have diminished or turned into manageable challenges, namely famine, war, and disease. Although there are immediate examples of all three, overall these have been demonstrably lessened. However, there are many new problems, some of which carry far more catastrophic implications. We also live in a time that is more interconnected than ever before, where technology is advancing at a pace never before seen, and where we have an unprecedented level of globally shared experience. At the same time, we appear to be at a threshold where the confluence of challenges now arising is more intense than anything we seem to have known before. All these changes are arising together. 

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John Gray, Christina Pivarnik

Love One Another

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"In angelic identity we don't need to try to love; we are love. We cannot help but love. In reality, loving one another is not a question; it's the answer."

by Christina Pivarnik and John Gray
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Christina Pivarnik: It’s always such a pleasure to greet one another in the spirit of love for the One Most High. I look around at all your radiant faces and know that we’ve come together to share the fine substance of spiritual expression with one another as friends. What a joy! We are friends because of the agreement we share in spirit. So simple. Friendship in this sense is rich in substance and that’s something I think we each appreciate deeply. 

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Sanford Baran, Pamela Gray, Joyce Krantz, Larry Krantz

Our Purpose Together

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"The same energy that is pushing forth leaves is activating new paths and ways of living through human minds and hearts."

by Pamela Gray, Sanford Baran, Joyce Krantz and Larry Krantz
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Pamela Gray: It’s a wondrous time to be alive on earth, isn’t it? There’s so much appreciation and love for friends, true friends who share spiritual purpose. Those who administer their daily responsibilities with love, upliftment, and blessing are the ones who can be counted on, no matter the circumstances. 

What a beautiful body of spiritual beings I see on the Zoom screen, along with those here who have met for a few days at the Krantz’s home. We’re connected to many others who are gathered in various spiritual groups as part of the divine mechanism at the Creator’s hand—all with this one purpose—to let love radiate.

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Sunwha Choi, John Gray

Confluence

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"We are responsible individually but only successful collectively."

by Sunwha Choi and John Gray
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John Gray: I have the pleasure of introducing forever-friend Sunwha Choi to any and all who may not have met her.

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Bill Bahan, Linda Bahan, Larry Krantz

Our True Home

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"Shangri-La is a beautiful depiction of the true state of man on earth where the sweet essences of heaven are present by reason of those who dwell there."

by Linda Bahan, Bill Bahan & Larry Krantz
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Linda Bahan: Recently Bill and I watched one of our favorite movies, Lost Horizon. Perhaps you have seen it, maybe many years ago. To set the stage for our consideration, I am going to read a synopsis of the movie based on the original 1937 version directed by Frank Capra.

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