Warrior Duty

Siddhananda: Ok, next (holding up a crystal to the camera). Ok, so here’s our new [spirit].. (pausing with closed eyes)... I’m seeing an image of a cave, and you know how they have [the], I don’t know what they’re called, stalagmites?

G: Yeah, stalagmites.

Siddhananda: I think that’s the word that you use, they come down.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: ...and I see something being pricked on that like there’s some blood being drawn. So, let's see what that’s about.

G: Yeah, that’s an odd image.

Siddhananda: It is odd. I’m hearing a little bit like they’re feeling they’re being cut in that way, which doesn’t feel like a good way. They’ve got a lot of gashes, cuts on them.

G: See if we can find out a little bit more what that’s about, those gashes and cuts.

Siddhananda: Some kind of a warring army like thing.

G: Ok, a warrior.

Siddhananda: Physically... physical, I’m feeling.

G: Yeah, they were physical, from a battle.

Siddhananda: Exactly.

G: So what is it we can help you with? What did you come to seek or ask?

Siddhananda: I’m just hearing right away: “Are some things worth fighting for like that?”

G: Are some things worth fighting for? Yes, yeah.

Spirit: With violence?

G: Nothing dies... Nothing dies. Of course, it's much better if one can do things without violence. But, when it comes to a point of that which is against the light, then sometimes one has to take a stand. They can go through and look at the Bhagavad Gita and it will talk about that... that if you’re a warrior, sometimes you will be compelled to fight. It’s the nature of it.

Siddhananda: And that is a little of what I’m hearing with what they are. I guess the reason for it, I’m not hearing as much as let's say that they’re on one side. . . [but that] that’s part of what they almost need to do as their duty.

G: Right, and if that’s their duty and that’s what they came in for, then they will be compelled one way or another to go forward and complete that duty, right. For whatever reason... sometimes, it’s a lesson that one is there to learn, that one does have to stand up for some things.

Siddhananda: Ok, he still has all these wounds and gashes on his body.

G: Yeah, so he’s done that play and he’s gone through that. There’s no reason to carry those wounds and gashes any longer, he’s out of the physical form. Those can be healed immediately, he just needs to let go of that.

Siddhananda: Ok, I do see a muscular man, well built. He’s got something on his body, some kind of leather for his fighting. I see that coming forward, he’s bending back and... But, what I think it's doing is dissolving a little bit too... [He was] a young man. “I died that way.” He died [a] young man.

G: Yeah, he died that way, died in the midst of the battle, from ancient times, like Roman or something like that.

Siddhananda: ..with wars and he had all that.

G: Right, like Roman, or Alexander, during those times. It was quite some time ago. So yeah, no, he needs to let that go and he can go on to another experience and can now go into an experience of doing it, instead of that warrior way, to go through a much more gentle way.

Siddhananda: That’s what I’m seeing, in his hand, a rose, more like he wants to go softer...

G: He can choose that this time around to come in and still continue to hold his values, but to do it in a different way. Yeah, its another lesson.

Siddhananda: This picture of it, he’s sending back, a very handsome man on a very nice healthy white horse.

G: Ok, so that’s good, so he’s on the white horse (raising both fists in the air as a gesture of might).

Siddhananda: Wounds are all gone and [he's looking like a] healthy guy, so...

G: Ready to go forward... onward, on to the next adventure. Yeah, take a little while to compose and he can come back in the next adventure 

(Siddhananda and G laughing)

Siddhananda: Maybe his white horse will be waiting for him too.

G: That’s it. Charging, the knight on the white horse.

Siddhananda: Is it Ok if he has the COS?

G: Oh yes, he may have the COS, of course.

Siddhananda: Him and his horse are happy now.

G: Oh good!

Siddhananda: Him and his horse are grateful. (laughing). Ok, anyway, they both might listen to it, I don’t know!

G: (laughing) Why not! The horse will enjoy it, I’m sure!

Siddhananda: It's good for animals

G: Exactly! I’m sure Miss Rhade (G's pet) soaked it up when she was here, for sure!

Siddhananda: Absolutely! all living things too! My plant got a little perkier around it!

G: Absolutely!

Siddhananda: All [is] consciousness, really!

G: Exactly!