Q: The identity that you are, you’re not Esther, you are Abraham. In a sense, you are Esther’s Inner Being.
Abraham: And more.
Q: And more. Do you have an Inner Being?
A: Yes.
Q: You do have an Inner Being.
A: Who has an Inner Being who has an Inner Being who has an Inner Being who has an Inner Being who has an Inner Being. It could get boring.
(Laughter.)
Q: But that’s interesting. I hadn’t heard you say that before. That’s interesting.
A. Well, you see, it is consciousness that is continuing to expand. And the physical human is on the leading edge of that expansion. And so all that has ever been before is now available to that which you are now.
Q: What did Jesus mean when he said, “Not I but the Father within doeth the works”?
A: He’s talking about Inner Being. He’s talking about Source energy.
Q: But how did he say that Inner Being doeth the works? In other words, there’s some conflict in me about wanting, the desire arises — what is my role as far as manifesting that physically?
A: Becoming in alignment with the Source energy which is answering. In other words, in the vernacular that we are offering today Jesus would have said, “So your life experience causes your request and the God within doeth the work, and it is your belief that makes you whole.” In other words, there is the asking, there is the answering, there is the letting it in.
Q: And then when you’re still not feeling whole — using wholeness as an example — if you’re still not getting the wholeness, the block is where?
A: It is wherever the negative emotion is pointing.
Q: What if that is unconscious, totally unconscious?
A: Then it’s not a big block and not worth talking about. If it’s totally unconscious to the point that no negative emotion is present, it is not significant enough to even talk about.
Q: Are you saying that all negative emotion is conscious?
A: Yes. What we are calling negative emotion is the feeling that you are aware of. Yes.
Q: Which is conscious.
A: Yes.
Q: I guess I’m gonna to have to ponder that one for a while. (Laughs.)
A: There are those who are more sensitive to their emotions. Now, let’s talk this a little bit because this will really help in your pondering. Here’s an easy way to approach it: the emotions that you feel, whether you call them joy or despair, are indicators that are giving you information on the variance in your vibrational frequency, the variance between your desire and your belief. So if you are feeling joy, it means there’s no variance between what you desire and what you believe, where while you are feeling anger there is enormous difference in what you desire and what you are currently holding as your pattern of thought. And that’s all beliefs are — beliefs are just habits of thought. It’s sort of what you are practiced in thinking about a certain subject.
— Abe — Billings, MT, 5/26/01-B