[Editor’s note: The tape recording from which this is
transcribed had no date spoken and no beginning words. It follows the
…Glory be the name of the Lord.
You have questions, ask.
“Yes, Aka. I have a request for a life reading from
D______ S__ D____.... She’s here tonight, and she asks the following questions.
‘What course shall I take in order to best fulfill my purpose, and what is this
purpose? Will I be hindered by continued relationship with mate? And shall I
stay in present location?’”
The life reading at this time, due to
the nature of soul Ray’s health, shall not be given in full. But we should
answer your question in this manner. You were the mother of your father of this
time. And you are all part[s] of all things you have ever been. All lays within
thy mind.
We should say unto thee, therefore, as
thy father was a pharaoh, and thy was the mother of a pharaoh, then we say unto
thee, kings and queens are but for a moment, but the soul, the spirit, and the
immortal body is forever. It is like a beautiful garden. If you should
cultivate the garden and tend it it shall be
bountiful and all things shall come unto thee. And so is that of the body, for
the body is the
You say, what is thy destiny? You have
come unto us twofold – one as a dove, another as a serpent -- and we see of
both needs. Create a balance between the two. Let come forth from thyself that
that lies dormant within thee.
We say unto you, you say, of this of thy
mate of this time? And we say unto thee, if thy should pick up garbage within
the mind, it becomes and stores in part of the subconscious. It serves little
use, but to come out in symbolic manners. That is why the super-conscious mind
should override all others, and at times feeds directly though to the conscious
mind. But God has given unto you free choice. The choice to make a choice is a
precious thing. Yet indecision is not good within anyone. Without a captain the
vessel should soon go afoul, drift into the reefs and become crushed. And so it
is with the body. When the mind is indecision, the body drifts, to and fro. We
say unto thee, be the captain of thy mind. Make these decisions. But we say
unto thee, as a stone casts into a brook, it breaks apart into many pieces,
gradually to go unto the rivers, and then into the ocean. Unless those parts
were sent forth with a purpose, it becomes one more pebble of sand upon the
ocean beach and serves no purpose….
[Editor’s note: This transcript was
compared to the portion of the audio recording available. The message ends
here, not because the reading ended, but because the tape which was used to
copy the recorded reading had run out first.]
Copyright © 1978 by A. Ray Elkins,
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