Motah Chronicles

Channeled via Nada-Yolanda

THERE IS BUT ONE GOD, and many sons. The Son is Christ, and the Christ in all God’s children. God Himself is a Creative Force which has a negative and a positive polarity, as each atom in creation has its negative and positive poles. But the Son is the trinity of this dual God who is both Father and Mother; as each son is in Him male and female.

The important issue for you to know, to understand and to believe beyond all doubt is that the Father and I are one. For I am in the Father and the Father is in me. I am created from the Father, as each of you is created from the Father. We are one, for we are one in Christ spirit. The only Son of God is the Christ spirit. Each man aims toward his Christ consciousness, which is his Godliness, instead of his mortal self, which is body and physical.

When man first fell from God’s grace through his own yearnings to be greater than the Father, the Almighty God of all, he was not aware of the consequences or the karmic cycle, which is a natural cause-and-effect cycle. If he were aware perhaps he never would have defied the Father’s just wrath of which the Old Testament speaks. Fearing God was not fearing an unjust God, but it should and does mean fearing the karma created only by man’s action.

God’s law is unbreakable: cause and effect. This is the law of the universe for God and His universe and all His creation. God is all good. God is all love. Therefore, the karma God creates for Himself and the Christ which is His own creation is all good, all love. But man has created a cycle of events based and motivated on greed, lust, hate, resentment, envy. The cyclic effects are in the same pattern of negative, spent cases for man’s future. He creates his own future out of his sowing in the spring. This is now the autumn harvest for mankind; and woe to see, what he is about to reap!

Some of God’s children have known, have seen, have practiced His laws for many eons of time in spirit, in the physical planes of other planets, and of course even in the physical planes of this particular planet. These have been your prophets and sages of all historical time. These sons of God have tried to bring their brothers — and sisters, except that we refer to brothers as male-female combined, as the true son of God eventually shall become — to the light and the love of God as He originally planned, and still plans, for His sons to live.

Now there are only the lost sheep with which to contend. They are floundering about in the fields of their existences here in spirit and there in the physical worlds, not believing, not attempting to find or to live in the light. Can we bring those into the light? No. Only the Father brings His children into the light. But we can be His instruments, we can be His channels. If we pray to Him for guidance, if we pray to Him to manifest His divine loving will through us, we can be instrumental in bringing some of the lost sheep back into the fold.

The higher teachers, the masters such as myself, are dedicated through eternity until every last sheep is returned to the Father’s field. But we do not bring them in. The Father alone does that, through us. We pray to Him, as we suggest you pray to Him. For we are ever conscious that we are only creations of His, with powers and gifts divine through His love and the grace of His generous love.

Can you do this task? Yes, you shall do it. I am your master, your teacher and it is with my aid and my gifts from the Father Himself that we shall bring you into the light. In the light, you shall direct others to follow you and to be in the light of their Godliness themselves. Why is it important for the shepherd to be master of the light? I think you know it must be that way. How can you teach that which you do not practice? Can you lead, that you are not led before the Father first? Can you understand others if you do not understand yourself first? You know what we tell you is necessary: first you must become God’s child before you bring other children to God.

— Sananda/Jesus; March 23, 1958

Photo: Sananda; automatic drawing by Mrs. Walker of England, circa 1940; Mark-Age Archives.