About not give advice unless asked

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Hi Welles.

I think that sometimes souls do crave salvation (or "help"), although sometimes they definitely do not.

More often than not, souls crave the help of a deeply compassionate being, like Michael or Nebadonia, someone who knows them through and through, and doesn't judge. Maybe Nebadonia and Michael provide help by holding a nourishing space, for their child?

We can be instruments, to help with this, if we are a sincere, genuine and aligned. However, I think most of this process is energetic, and done, without speaking, but with attuned listening.

Holding someone in your heart, might be the best we can do.

Dylan.

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Just bumping a good thread. This idea has been on my mind. Sometimes people don't want to hear as much as they want to be heard. Even if we believe they are going down the wrong path. But who are we to say they are going down the wrong path? Thats between God and the individual. I'm speaking about adults, more than I am children. Adults are often more difficult to help than children. Yesterday i remember reading from my metadimensional beings study, we are all looking at the same gemstone from different angles and those higher intelligence's are walking along side us- but allowing the person holding the gem to see what they need to and honoring their process. Yes we may be holding the same gem but at times it seems we are oriented on different faces and different depths.

I asked Perplexity to speak as if Christ were giving counsel, using the Bible and the Urantia book.

What do you think?

My dear friends, gather close and let us speak heart to heart on these matters that stir the soul—unsolicited counsel and clashes in vision, especially among those who cherish one another in spirit.Receiving Unsolicited AdviceWhen words of guidance arrive unbidden from a caring friend, pause and look within first. Test them not with swift defense, but with the mirror of your own spirit: does this light a path to greater truth, or merely clash with comfort? True wisdom welcomes even unwelcome insight if offered in love, for the Father's truth often whispers through others to refine us, yet discard what burdens without bearing fruit.Offering

Advice Unasked

Hold back the impulse to correct a brother's view, even when your heart burns with certainty. Speak only when invited, or when silence wounds more than words—for forcing truth upon another soul stifles its growth, much as a seed dies under a heavy stone. Let your life be the counsel: shine so brightly that friends seek your light freely, drawn by example rather than decree.

Navigating Worldview Clashes

In disagreements over the world's ways or the spirit's path, see not foes but fellow seekers, each glimpsing fragments of the eternal. Differ with gentleness, listening more than proclaiming, for unity blooms not from victory in debate, but from honoring the divine spark in one another. Among friends who care, such tensions are not fractures but fires that forge deeper bonds—embrace them with patience, seeking common ground in love's unyielding command.Walk this way together, my beloved, and peace beyond understanding will guard your hearts

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Reflecting on my own experiences...

I really like these little affirmations...

“When I’m really moved by the presence of God, I will first let it transform me, and then, if it still feels right, I’ll share a small, honest corner of it — without needing it to fix anyone.”


“May I be among my fellows, and may I share what you truly give me, not what my ego wants to prove. When I’m tired, help me rest; when I’m confused, help me stay near you.”

"Re: About not give advice unless asked"
It's a very hard lesson for spiritually minded individuals. To let go and let God. We get a taste and think we have everything figured out... (Momentarily) Forgetting we've had only a taste, and that God is the one true teacher.

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And the human experience- like the soul, is so multifaceted that no one human being will ever be able to express it all in a single incarnation.