EPISODE · Oct 14, 2019 · 31 MIN
God's Last Savior
from Healing From Within · host WebTalkRadio
Welcome to “Healing From Within” with you host Sheryl Glick (http://sherylglick.com) author of Life Is No Coincidence and also The Living Spirit (https://www.amazon.com/Living-Spirit-Answers-Healing-Infinite-ebook/dp/B00PHXIKFW/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=sheryl+glick+the+living+spirit&qid=1570976439&sr=8-1) which share stories of spiritual awakening spiritual communication healing energies miracles and ways to find and know your divine soul essence and am delighted today to welcome Les Jensen author of Forgiven Sinner a search for finding the path to understanding suffering and find a way to human salvation and fulfilling the dreams of our ancestors of bringing Heaven to Earth. Listeners of Healing From Within are well aware that Sheryl and her guests share amazing intimate experiences and ways we have come to know both our physical and energetic or spiritual life and how to bring both together for helping to create our best life journey of love healing and well-being. In today’s episode of “Healing From Within” Les Jensen (http://www.newhumanliving.com%20) a television engineer working with technology frequency energy and high levels of power helped him to work with the energy of human consciousness and to later use this experience to create a language of Divine Love bringing a fresh perspective about human nature. When Les is asked what brought a television engineer to write a book about sinners and saviors Les wrote, “In hindsight I could see that when my soul chose my life path, it put me in front of high-power television transmitters so I could start to understand the nature of power that was not perceivable by our five senses. This would become a core aspect of what I was here on earth to teach and write about. And I would also have a life-changing event later on in my life that would require an already existing understanding of power and the mechanics of how it all works. These early days of my career in broadcast television were setting me up for a much bigger and much different life path awaiting me later in my life.” Aren’t saviors by their very title the ones that save us? To summarize we are spiritual beings evolving through the many aspects of this human experience in our inevitable journey to truly discover the truth of who we really are. God personified. So it is not saviors who save us bus each of us in our own discovery of higher consciousness and the mind of God within us allowing us to transcend transform and transmute the reality of our ego based physical lives to know the truth of eternal compassion and love. Sharing aspects of his life Les has come to understand what the sages saints and mystics have been saying since the beginning of time. That we are all connected. That we all emanate from the One. That we are all Source Consciousness. And that we are always and forever connected to God, as God. Every savior from every religion has come and gone, yet we still have suffering on this planet. What happened? What went wrong? Les wrote, “When we look at what’s happening in the world we can take on that view of concern and perhaps hopelessness too….but there is something we can do and we have everything we need to get there too. The current upheaval that is happening in our culture is based on centuries of very deep karmic imprinting on the collective consciousness of us all. Including us as individuals too When I talk about collective consciousness I am talking about humanity as a whole. The collective story of all humanity. On many fronts, we have become entrenched in a karmic peril of sorts. We as citizens of the world have watched as so-called leaders have created a history of war and confrontation between our various governments. We have lived in a shared karma of sorts when it comes to so many fundamental aspects of our culture. Our currencies, Our economic systems, And the notion of being patriotic and loyal to our respective governments.
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