Excerpts From: 

Bliss is It!
THE TEACHERS OF THE HIGHER PLANES

Opening words: “Today is not the first day of your new life—regardless of what others might say or pray will happen. It’s just another day in a very, very long continuum of time you may or may not understand now, but will by the time you finish reading this book.

“Today you are who counts. To deny this is to subscribe to the idea you are not here to be you, nor here to do what you wish and then leave, which is not what we are here to teach you now. This is the last time we will attempt to help human beings become who they are meant to be—not imitations of those limited by what is done to them or not provided by others—plus all manner of limiting ideas that make no sense to anyone who has a brain.”

Page 91: “Take your time deciding what best describes your actions now. Think that over a bit, and then take care to adopt it in its best interpretation. Meanwhile your mind will be thriving or dying, depending upon how much you permit it to decide what you want.”

Page 103: “Once you decide what to do to prove you are who you believe you to be, recognize how long it takes to weed out all the lives you could be living now – all the lies you tell in order to create this personality you want others to believe is you. Create a new way of doing this and you will become someone other than who you believe you to be now. Can that ever happen? Yes, and it happens whenever you decide you will not permit another to live in your life or take up space in your mind.”

Page 187:  “Whatever you decide, and however you work today, you do what you do out of concern for you. Whatever others say or do, they also think of themselves first. It is a law written into the genetic structure, so no arguments about it now.”

Page 258: “Why support a world where celebrity means you are not fit to know personally and are looked down on by the society from which you sprang? You say that is not how it is, but it is! You praise in order to raise the ego of another, then pounce and destroy them in public. It will be the way your present civilization is portrayed, so be aware of it when you next chase after celebrities you created—either wanting a piece of them or watching them leave the stage wilted and decayed.”

Page 262: “You will gain what you seek or wander aimlessly until you die, but either way it is your life to live as you wish.”