All the Aspects

Looking at the angels, I thanked them for their spirit of illumination. I told them they would always have a place at my table. I told them that they were loved, and that I welcomed them to continue what their hearts called them to be.

I then looked at the demons and thanked them for their darkness, and I was truthful with them. I told them that many, many evolved ones had advised me to send them to the light or to turn away from them, but each time I heard that message, I went within and found that this was not an option for me. I told them that I knew the dark was just as beautiful as the light. I told them that they too always had a place at my table, that they were loved, and that they were encouraged by me to continue what their hearts called them to be.

I told both light beings and dark beings that I accepted them and loved them completely because they were all a part of me. To deny them would be to deny myself. “You are welcome here,” I said, “and in my eyes, you are all angels. It’s just that some of you are from the left, and some of you are from the right.” And I clarified that I, however, was the master. I told them that they had to follow me—when I called, they had to come; when I asked them to leave, they had to go. I announced that as long as they adhered to those rules, we would continue in that fashion, but the moment one of them stepped out of line and tried to take me over without my permission, we would have some serious problems and, most likely, go to battle. I explained to them that it was about establishing order in my house, and that I ran the house. And I added to the dark spirits, “If at any time you are hurting or angry and choose to go to the light, I will assist you in that journey, but I will not force you. I only ask that you come when I call and that you leave when I tell you to, and this is because you live in my temple, but I will never tell you what to be. That is your nature and your contract to fulfill.” They nodded in agreement.

I continued to share the truth as I saw it, stating that I believed the universe bended toward righteousness, but that the forces of light and darkness were still both equally needed.