Master Guide Kirael through the mediumship of Kahu Fred Sterling

The following article is an excerpt from “The Great Shift with Fred Sterling” Internet talk-radio program, a weekly webcast on www.Kirael.  Through the mediumship of Kahu Fred Sterling, Master Guide Kirael has offered us this Parable of the Stream, a view of our journey on the Earth plane.    Please note that Master Guide Kirael weaves his magic with his own unique way of speaking—a distinctly Celtic sounding accent—and this style of language has been kept intact in this article.

KIRAEL:  Good evening. I asked the medium if I could have just a moment of your time and he so beautifully offered it and said, “Please, come around.”

I wanted to make a relatively simple statement.  Yet you will probably try to put complexities into it, but let’s just stay with the basics for the moment.  Keep your hearts wide open.  Listen to what you’re about to hear and don’t judge it, don’t think right or wrong, up or down, back or forth, just listen for the moment and see what happens to your inspirational minds.

If you look at the Ten Principles of Consciously Creating,[1] you find a universal source of light information that is a connective weave that simplifies itself by rearranging its focal points on a stream of particles.  As it rearranges those focal points, you see that the stream has a tendency to go just so far and then holds itself in abeyance of the result you’re working toward.

Now follow this if you will.  If you send a stream of particle lights out into a goal, and it doesn’t reach what you want it to reach, do you think there’s a possibility that you didn’t empower the stream as fully as you could have or maybe should have? 

What if, me friends, where the stream stopped is exactly where you’re supposed to be?  What if the stream — this beautiful line of particles, which are like a laser beam — stopped short of getting to what you believed to be its final result?  What if you only set up that final result so you could get to where you’ve just gotten, so you can see what you’re seeing at that very moment?  You say, “Well, then why would we bother to set the goals?”  Maybe setting the goals is what it took to get where you are. 

Though you might have set a goal, and though you might not have achieved it in the proper moment in time, don't be discouraged.  Be thrilled by the possibilities that where you are will take you to the ultimate goal you seek.  What if that goal is different from the one you set out upon?  Well, how bad would that be?  It wouldn’t be bad at all.  In the truth of this commotion we call the world, you have a chaotic experience that vibrates into a system of particle lights that formulate and form themselves into a magical source of creation.  In that creation form, everything is taking place on multiple levels simultaneously. 

When you’ve got your goal set -- whatever it is --stop worrying about it.  In the simplest terms, once you’ve set the idea of what you want, set your mind to the journey that it’s going to take to get there.  You see, the journey is going to stop along the route.  Set your goal to get to the end of the stream, and then follow the stream. 

Let’s say the stream is about ten miles long.  It starts out as a nice bubbling brook and your goal is to get to the end of this stream, which turns into this big river where there’s a brand new boat for you and millions of dollars lying in the hull.  Well, you’ve got to get to the river before you can get to the money.  So you get into this stream and float along on a leaf.  You look down the stream, and as you’re floating, you’re entranced; you’ve got to get to that river.  You’ve got to get to that big end of the stream.  All the way down the stream, you’re focused only on it, but the Creator, and the guides and the angels, are calling to you, “Pssst, hey look over here.  Hey look over on this side,” and you look off to the right there and there’s this little inlet and you say, “All right, wait a minute.  Let me take a little journey into that inlet.”

You might even be sailing down the stream, when all of a sudden, there is no stream movement.  There’s no wind, nothing.  You’re sitting there, still.  Where you’ve been moving at a good clip, at a good fast pace, heading for that riverbed, now you've hit this little pocket and you’re sitting still.  You look over to the right and there’s that little inlet I was talking about. 

So you steer your leaf over there, and head into that inlet.  When you get there, there’s the most beautiful person you’ve ever met in your entire life.  This person spends time with you and gets you to refocus your thinking a little bit, and you are just so excited about what you learn from this person.  After a while, this person doesn’t want anything more to do with you and you find yourself floating back out on the stream again, moving along at a good pace, and you think, "Wow, that was lucky.  Wasn’t it lucky I ran out of wind?" 

What if it isn’t luck, me friends?  What if it is the journey unfolding exactly the way it’s supposed to?  What if that is what you were supposed to do?  You were to meet this person who changed your life.  Now that you've met her, you’re moving on.  You’re going down the stream again and it’s going at a good clip.  You can almost see the river coming up at the end of the stream and you’re excited, “There’s me goal; there’s me goal.  I’ve got to have it.  I’ve got to have it,” and the water dies out from underneath you again and there’s another inlet.  You go in that inlet and you think, “God, I just want to get to me goal.  Stop bothering me with all this stuff.”  This time you meet me in there and you find out that there’s more to that goal than you were searching for.  In fact, you find out that way back up the stream, all the friends and all the people you were supposed to meet while you were on this adventure, are in all the inlets you passed because you were in such a great rush to get to the river. 

You’ll find yourself going back and paddling upstream.  You’ll see the pain and the hurt you caused yourself and you’ll think, “Why am I hurting meself like this?”  You’re not hurting yourself.  You’ve discovered there’s something on this journey that you didn’t complete and you’re forcing yourself to go back and get the completions.  Now you’ve got a choice.  You can sit about and grumble about why you’re not getting what you want or you can simply paddle upstream and get it done and get back down the stream again. 

The world as you see it has been fixed in your eyes by histories that have almost no reality base to them at all.  In fact, I’m writing the book about Lemuria with me medium and I was talking about how the Lemurians planned for their children.  They didn't rush.  They did the journey.  Over here on the Earth plane most of you can’t even decide whether or not you really want to have a child.  Yet, that child has already arrived there in your womb and you’re going, “Oh, I don’t know if I really want to get pregnant.”  Guess who’s listening to this, by the way, the new child.

In Lemuria it took them roughly--and I say roughly because your times are measured a wee bit different -- twenty-seven months to have a baby, twenty-seven months to be pregnant.  Can you imagine that?  Most of the women out there are saying, “Oh my God, please.  I don’t even want to think about twenty-seven months.”  Here’s what happened in the Lemurian pregnancy:  The first segment of nine months in the mother’s journey was to complete certain things that she needed to do, such as help the child write the blueprint and all the things that had to come into play. 

In the next segment of nine months, the mother’s responsibility was to weave the incoming child’s light into the family.  The final segment was when the father got involved in the project and taught the child about the culture and everything else.

Over here, in this current time, when you are impregnated, the only thing you want to do is get have that child and get on with life.  That’s the stream, my friends.  All the things you will miss if you rush down the stream -- whether to have a baby or to get married, or get rich, or to become a full-fledged spiritualist -- you will be sent back upstream to experience if you’ve got any kind of guide with you at all. 

Those who work with me sometimes get frustrated with me.  I don’t mind that.  What I mind is when I’m trying to guide you back upstream to pick up the little piece you missed and you sit around grumping about it.  This isn’t working and that isn’t working and the other thing isn’t working.  You will come to a great clarity when you recognize the simplicity that everything happens in perfection.  All you need is the courage to search the perfection out.

You’ve probably got a friend who’s got this positive energy; everything is just perfect in his world, and sometimes you just want to take him by the front of his shirt and shake him, telling  him, “Don’t you realize you’re not living in a perfect world?  There are people dying all over the world; there’s a war going on and your tax money is being swallowed up by a government that doesn’t care, and people are dying because they believe in something that everybody else doesn’t believe in.  How dare you say that this is a perfect world?”  Well, that's been said to me a number of times, my friends, and here’s what I’d be telling you: It is a perfect world. 

I’ll give you an example.  There was a great earthquake in east Asia where Sri Lanka and India are, and they’re saying that upwards of a hundred and fifty to two hundred thousand people have left the Earth plane.  I’m going to share something with you that will not make me the most popular guide from the seventh dimension.  In that particular part of the world--and I’m not judging.  I’m telling you the facts as we see them--there was a huge amount of young souls.  Do you know what a young soul is?  If you’re a soul, then that means that you traveled and you got here to this plane of consciousness, which means you’ve been here before; you’ve been here many times probably and you keep coming back to learn, and the more you learn, the more you’re considered an aged soul. 

So if you find yourself going out this evening and getting rip-roaring drunk and driving your car, then you’re not very old in soul age, because if you kill somebody or you kill yourself, well, that’s not what old souls are here to do.  If you go out this evening and hurt yourself in any way, shape or form, then, you’re not much of an aged soul.  However, if you’re out there right now thinking things such as, “What Master Kirael’s saying is really starting to make a wee bit of sense.  I’m going to have to get more involved in this,” then I’d say that you’re aging in your soul.  So after you’ve journeyed to different planets, different levels of consciousness, different dimensions, and maybe you’ve lived with the Elven world, or you’ve lived with the angels, or you’ve worked with all sorts of different possibilities, you start to age in your soul. 

When I say that area where this devastation took place had a great amount of younger souls, it’s because they had some very terrible things going on with the children over there, exploiting them and so on and so forth.  A child who comes in to be party to that is usually trying to teach.  A whole group of young souls left the Earth plane in that area of Asia. 

I think you will find out that to be a young soul on this Earth plane anywhere, whether you’re in China, Africa, the Americas, wherever you might be, will be an uncomfortable proposition.  It will be uncomfortable because it is the time of The Great Shift, which is unfolding at an unprecedented rate.  Time is speeding to a point where all the changes are occurring before you can get a breath.  Here’s the big change my friends -- and this is what I was trying to get to as I was starting down this path -- you’ve got to choose your soul age, and if you find yourself going out and drinking a lot of beers and liquors and things like that, getting in your car and speeding and seeing how fast you can go, don’t complain to the Creator when you get home and it says you’ve got to go back again, because that’s how you learn.  I’m not justifying what you’re doing; I’m saying you need to take a look and see what level of consciousness you're aspiring to.

So if you’re traveling down the wee stream and you’re not taking time out to stop and smell the roses, as they say, maybe you will miss too much, and maybe that’s not how you’re supposed to be here.

I’ll put it in one last perspective.  There are those who would tell me that I’m wrong and I’d not want to negotiate with them, but I’ll tell you that the younger your soul age is, the quicker you’ll win the lotto.  You see, as your soul ages, as you see the real beauties in life, it’s not about winning the lotto; it’s not about how much money you have.  It’s about whether you can look out that window and see that big old grandfather tree.  It’s about when you can look into your life mate’s eyes and see the fears and love him just as much as if he didn’t have the fears.  When you see those things, you’ll find out that the money is a natural by-product of the love that you express.

That’s the truth and the wisdom I share with you today.  You can call it truth or wisdom, or you can call it lack of truth and lack of wisdom. It doesn't matter to me.  When you recognize that all the beauty in your world is reflected in the mirror, when you recognize there’s nothing as important as what you see when you look in the mirror, when you recognize that you’re here because of the result of a great beautiful energy called the Creator and that it loves you for everything that you are and this great Creator holds you in the highest of esteem because you’re here doing the journey, then you’ll recognize it isn’t getting to the river that’s important.  It’s the journey down the stream that you came here to do.  The river’s a bonus at the end and it will always be there if you go down the stream, because the Creator is this giving, loving energy who would never ask you to do a journey for it and not reward you at the end.  Do the journey, do the stream, don’t worry about the river at the end.  It’s there; you’ll flow right into it and, you know what? The moment you get into the river, you will look for a bigger river until you can find the ocean; it’ll always evolve. 

Do that journey, my friends.  Look into your mate’s eyes; take a good hard look.  See the fears and love him for them.  Don’t look for him to just hold you up and be your prop.  Look into his eyes and see his fears and see if you can’t help him understand that they really aren’t fears.  They’re energies that need to be evolved through, and you’ll do that “five or the fifty[2]” that you hear the medium talk about. 

So, me friends, when you’re traveling down that proverbial stream of life, remember to stop along the way and smell the roses, meet the people you’re supposed to meet, and learn the lessons you’re supposed to learn.  You’ll find that journey, that five or fifty, is where your focus is best served.  It’s designed to age your soul, filling it with the wisdom of experience, and when you reach that goal you thought you were focused on, that pot of gold waiting for you in that boat in the river, you’ll realize that was just the icing on the cake, the thing that got you to do the journey.  Good evening.