Master Guide Kirael through the loving mediumship of Rev. Fred Sterling

KIRAEL: Good evening. In the world plane, oftentimes one is not totally clear about what one's journey is, and the less clarity one has, the bigger the journey seems to be. So I would offer a metaphor.

If you were looking at a small hill and you wanted to climb it, it would not be a problem for anyone reading this just to walk up that hill. If the hill was a little bigger the next day, it still wouldn't be a problem.  If you climb something called Mount Everest, it won't be like climbing a small hill. It takes a lot of planning. It takes the knowing what you really want to do and then having the tenacity to do it.

Very seldom do you hear of someone who says, "I am going to climb Mount Everest by myself." That doesn't happen because because such a climb is a beautiful and daunting feat or challenge. When the Creator created this beautiful living entity called Gaia, it did not send only one particle of itself here to do the whole of this journey. It would have been too overwhelming for one soul. So, to climb Gaia, if you will, the Creator sent a grand portion of its own energy to incarnate onto this beautiful plane called Mother Earth.

So here you have, my friends, the parable of the small mountain easy enough to climb. You walk up the side of it and when you reach the top, you recognize the beauty of it. Then one day, off in the distance, you see an extremely high peak, and decide you want to climb that as well. Well, a short ways up, when you hit the first plateau and you're standing there by yourself, you look around and think, "Whoa, what have I gotten myself into?" You bend your head back to look toward the top and you can't see it, so you think, "Maybe this isn't such a good thing." You pace back and forth on that plateau until you come to the greater clarity that this has probably not been the greatest thought you've ever had.

Then you surround yourself with people, who would also like to reach the peak of this mountain, and you become an evolutionary journeyer, and on that journey many of you participate. So up the mountain you go, and when you reach the first plateau, some are breathing heavily; some are not winded at all and want to rush on. Yet those who are breathing heavily, need time to collect themselves and breathe. They need time to refresh.

The one who is full of energy and wants to climb up the mountain, sits very disgruntled at the base of the next plateau, when he could be enjoying what he has accomplished so far, and nurturing those who maybe haven't got the energy he has.  Finally, when everybody is ready to go again, a "collective consciousness" moves up the mountain, plateau after plateau. Eventually you reach the very peak of that mountain. You stand where so few have stood and you look down at where you've come from. It's almost impossible to remember what it's like down there when you stand in all of this beauty, for when you left the bottom, the air was filled with smog and other grand obstacles of the Earth plane.  Yet standing on top of the mountain, it is crisp and clear. When you left the base, it was hot and you were sweaty and uncomfortable in your bodies; yet at the top you stand in crisp clarity.

You sit there thinking, "Wow, this is so absolutely wonderful." If you sit there long enough, my friends, you will think, "There must be more." If you look off into the distance, you will see a mountain three times the size of the one you are sitting on, and off you go on the next adventure.

This is a metaphor of life, my friends. It is the way that you awaken yourselves to the knowing that there is no end to the journey here on this Earth plane. When the Creator formed this beautiful energy you call Gaia, It created all of the beautiful trees and the animal worlds and all of the things that were necessary to sustain life. Then It created itself in the I AM so that It could experience its creation.

Here you are this day reading this little article, trying to understand why every now and then you don't have the energy to climb the mountain, or why every now and then, when you look at someone going up the mountain, you think, "The poor fool… he is only going to get to the top and realize there is just another mountain"? Perhaps you pass somebody else and say, "Oh, this poor energy pattern doesn't have the courage to walk on."

What are you saying about yourself when you ask such questions? In both instances, you feel sorry for yourself.  So what is the answer, my friend?  The answer is the knowing that all through your journey you will come to plateaus in life, and how you deal with those plateaus is the truth of how you will deal with this life journey. When you are on the climb, putting one hand over the other and one foot on the side of the mountain, you are not thinking only about the climb, but when you hit that plateau and you have time to think, your mind consciousness changes everything.

There are those, my friends, who look at these circumstances as the huge wall of life. When they look up at the sheerness of the cliff, they think there is no way up the side of this. Yet, as they look up, someone is on top of it. How frustrating that must be. You look at the sheerness of the cliff thinking there is no way up that thing, and then you see someone up there. What are you to do?

Well, my friends, the answers must come with the questions or they are not worth having. If you have a question that cannot be answered, then it does not exist. All questions must have another side to them.

So as you stand at the base of the sheer cliff looking up, you start to ask yourself, "If he got there or if she got there, then I can as well. If that person has a great relationship or that person has lots of money, then I can as well. "But I am looking at the sheer cliff, Master Kirael," you say. "What am I to do?"

Well, the first thing I would have you do is step away from the sheerness of that cliff and start using all of the Principles you have learned by doing the journey. First of all, face the fact that this cliff represents your life. Face the fact that in truth someone has found a way up there, that in trust you have to believe you will find it as well, if you just don't give up. The passion to climb that mountain has to be intense in you. Passion will take you where you want to go.  Have the passion for that relationship you want.  Have the passion to attain the money you desire.  Have the passion for the clarity.  You will be filled with passion.

Then, of course, the first thing you know is that you have no clarity because the face of the cliff  is sheer. You gain the clarity by doing something.  If you took just one step up the side of the mountain, you would notice a foothold, and, lo and behold, as you put your foot in that foothold and ran your hand up the side of that sheer cliff, you would find something for your hand to get a hold of. At that point, you will think, "I didn't see that when I was standing around trying to figure out what to do. I only saw that when I got the clarity that I must do something."

There must be communication between you and the Unseen Forces of Light, and once open, the communication will never close. You may turn a deaf ear to it now and then, but it will never close.

So there you are, one foot in the foothold, one hand in the handhold, and you are starting up the sheer face of this cliff. You know that what you want to do is complete something—anything—because you know those people you saw when you looked up are at the top of this mountain.

So what is the completion? The completion is to fit your toe into the next foothold and reach your hand up the side of that sheer cliff and find the next handhold. You've started, the holds must be there, and so you complete that part of the journey.

At some point, my friends, if you are to get the top of this mountain, you must open your forces in prayer to the Unseen Light. You must pray that every time you make a move with your hand or your foot you find what you are looking for.

When you have the time to stop, you have the time to worry about that will be next. You have the time to worry about how it will feel if you fall off this cliff. You have the time to worry, "What if I don't make it?" On the other hand, you can calm yourself in a form of meditation and ask the beautiful question, "How did I get to this place?" The answer shall come, "I had the courage."

Then you send out a message to your higher self or even the higher selves of others.  You use sleepstate programming to reach the people on top of the cliff. You pray to those people and say, "Guide me through your thoughts," and all of a sudden, you see the people looking over the edge of the cliff, saying, "Go to the right a wee bit." You ask yourself, "How did they know that?"

Between you and them a grand mastermind is formed and you find yourself scaling the side of that cliff. Every time you think that the next foothold won't be there, it's as though it disappears. Yet every time you have the faith that the foothold is there, every time you choose not to give up the journey, you stick your toe in and there it is. 

Now, let's talk about the great Alps, where you could not climb the face of that sheer cliff by yourself, where you would need a group of people.  That, my friends, is called humanity. There's not a being on this plane of consciousness who isn't climbing his own mountain, who hasn't seen the proverbial sheer cliff staring him in the face.

You stand next to that person or shout down from your perch, "It's just a wall. Don't be silly, just climb it." Remember the day you stood down there. Don't forget the day that you stood at the base of that cliff. Don't forget the day you looked up at those insurmountable odds. You didn't need someone to tell you how easy it was. You needed someone to tell you, "You know, I had to use a lot of prayer. I know prayer doesn't make a lot of sense to you right now, but about halfway up that mountainside, you will get real close with your Creator and your Guides, because you will look down and see how far you've come. You will look up and see how far you've got to go, and you're darn well not going to want to be there alone."

You will reach out, and if there are no humans available, you will reach out to the closest thing you can find, your higher self, and you will make a pact with that higher self. I hope that when you reach the top, you won't have forgotten the pact because, you see, you will reach the top. You will not fall down.  If it is the sheerest cliff in the world and it is your light and your determination to climb it, you will climb it. The only way you'll fall off is if you know you will. If you know you will fall off, stand on the bottom and wait until you get your courage up because once you start, you cannot turn back.

It's the way of light. Life is ever-evolving. It is ever-expanding. There is no light that turns back inside itself. It continues to search for something to light upon, and you are the same. You are light particles of the God Creator. You can only move forward. You can sit on that shelf as long as you want, but eventually you will lose faith in life, or you will return to the Creator Source.

My friends, there is a wall in everyone's life. There is that sheerness of a cliff that one day each of you will face, and when you do, do it all. Start with your own truth. Be true to yourself. Be truthful that you have lost a little bit of your footing. Be true in the knowing that you've got to stick your toe in that foothold a little stronger, and trust that if you do that, youu will go up that mountain, because, my friends, there is no wall that cannot be scaled.

For so long people looked up at Mount Everest and said, "You can't climb that. No human being could ever climb up there." How many times has somebody told you what you can't do. You can't have a perfect relationship. You can't have a perfect job. You've got to have troubles in your job. Call them the plateaus of your job and understand that they are there because you're standing on them. The moment you won't stand on them, they can't be there.

There is beauty in this metaphor. There is a beauty that says you cannot be defeated by an inanimate ledge or inanimate sheer cliff because you are the Creator's lights and light can never be stopped. You shine a light at that mountain and it may hit that cliff and sit there for a moment, but keep pouring the light on and it will go right around the mountain and keep shining until it engulfs the whole of the mountain.

Light cannot be stopped. You cannot be stopped.  You are made of that same light. You are the Creator's force of particles that can climb up any mountain. Just remember when you get to the top: know in your heart that you are going to see another mountain. You say, "Oh, but Master Kirael, that might be depressing." Not really, my friends. What is there in life but climbing one mountain after another?

If the metaphor was a relationship—say you just got married—would you not want to keep climbing that mountain and making that the most beautiful relationship you possibly could? If you found your way in your financial world, would you want to sit on the plateau or would you want to keep it going just to show what a grand experience it can be?

The next mountain you look at might be the great lotto in the sky and then you're off climbing again. You may think you'll get all the balls to line up for you and win billions and billions of dollars. Well, very few do. Most people have to walk the mountain, do the journey.

As far as I am concerned, those who get the billions of dollars will find a couple of things happening quickly in their reality. One, for the most part, they will lose the money. Second, they will change their whole attitude and spend most of their days on the plateau protecting their money, making sure their relatives and friends don't take it all away from them. The third and worst thing that will happen is they just pass out of this dimension, and all of that money is means nothing, because you can't use that where you are going.

I am not saying you shouldn't play the lotto, my friends. I am saying I'd much rather see all of you take the journey. If you need more money, make more money. If you want more money, get more money. Don't look for the proverbial gift horse, not that it's not there.  It is every now and then and you can have it if you want it. If that gift horse is your mountain, then climb it, but even at that, my friends, it is still the mountain.  I tell you this: When you learn that one, when you are sure you know that one, you get another toehold.

Here is my closing statement. I have climbed many mountains, my friends. I have climbed mountains of universal magnitude. I never tire of climbing. When it came to the reality that I would be part of your journey, part of this human journey, I was so elated, because it was my chance to heal as I have never been able to heal before. You are filled by my violet light, my friends, and my own violet light is filled by your particles of love, day in and day out, until I amass the love and the light to help the universe. In that, Gaia gives me a kiss each morning of your life, and says, "Thank you, Master Kirael. Climb aboard," and we do. God bless.

Good evening.