Rikka’s ending judgment, Chellie’s blog, Be Good to Our Earth, and astrology update

TIPS FOR TODAY:

# 1 – Master facilitator Rikka Zimmerman is offering a free tele-seminar titled Ending Judgment and Having All of You  on Nov 8th at 6pm PST (9pm EST) as an introduction to her new 8 week course…

Judgment is one of the most widespread DIS-EASES on this planet… it kills possibilities, creativity, fun, bodies… Anything being judged is being destroyed and killed! Sounds extreme or overly dramatic, but on an energetic level it’s actually true. Think about it.

So what would it be like if everybody could finally let go of judgment and KNOW the GIFT THEY REALLY ARE?

Eliminating judgment and exploring the unlimited possibilities inherent in you being who you truly be/are is what this free call and new 8 week course are all about. And I can’t say enough good things about Rikka’s ability to facilitate rapid change and shifts in consciousness by way of Access Consciousness™ and her own personal brilliance.

Register here for the free presentation.

# 2 – Another great insightful blog post from The Wealthy Spirit’s Chellie Campbell…

I remember well, that horrifying day years ago, when the space shuttle Challenger exploded into space. My father had worked in the space program nearly all his life, and helped design the navigational system for the shuttle. On many mornings, my sisters and I had gotten up in the early dark before dawn to watch another space launch: The Mercury program, Gemini, Apollo, and all the shuttles. Star Trek fans, we cheered when the first space shuttle was named the Enterprise.

We girls had grown up and moved out, but we still watched dad’s space ships take off. He had been working on the Challenger launch for three days in a row, but was off duty on that fateful day when the weather froze and the O-rings failed. I called him immediately, crying on the phone. He was aghast, the worst fears of all having been realized. We shook our heads, and prayed for the adventurous souls who had been lost, and the families they left behind.

As I drove along the ocean on my way to my office, Barbra Streisand’s version of Somewhere from West Side Story played on the radio. I thought about the teacher, Christa MacAuliffe, who had perished in the explosion. I had seen her on television, and the competition for the title “First Teacher in Space.” I saw the moment when she was announced the winner and saw her joy and happiness over having been selected. She was fun, she was funny, she was a dedicated teacher. None of us knew then that winning this prize meant her death.

I thought, too, about the woman who came in second in the running for this prize. How disappointed she must have been on that day when the winner was announced and it wasn’t her. She had lost the prize—but it meant that she lived.

Think about this when you cry over your next loss: What looks like good news isn’t always good news and what looks like bad news isn’t always bad news. There are plans and purposes to life beyond our knowledge. As Richard Bach stated in his book, Illusions, everything in life boils down to two things: Fun and learning. If you’re not having fun, you’re learning something. And when your mission has been accomplished, you leave the planet.

“There is no death—only a change of worlds.”—Native American Proverb

# 3 – Some news from Peter Bissonette of Learning Strategies about Be Good to Our Earth…

1. Simply go to www.BeGoodToOurEarth.org, and click on “Enter the Global Care Room” at the top right.
2. On the next page, click on the “Session Room” tab.
3. Push the “Play” button at the top of the left-hand column. The recording will begin immediately.