Lesson 27 ARTHURA MELCHIZEDEK. Transmission Reception Basic Education. 08.13.22

[Dominick O]

ARTHURA MELCHIZEDEK
Transmission Reception Basic Education
Sat, 8/13/2022, York, PA, United States
Transmitter Teacher(s): ARTHURA MELCHIZEDEK
Receiver(s): Dominick O
Audio Link (10m)

ARTHURA MELCHIZEDEK:
This is Arthura, although the title of any lesson, and who is delivering it today, is not all that important because the lesson and information is interchangeable. The art of Transmission-Receiving is like a golf swing. Now, Dominick, here, has never really played golf and understands from the little attempted at an early age, there is much to it. And just like transmitting, which is today's topic, at least for the start, is how transmitting is somewhat difficult when not in the muscle memory, so to speak. For example, you are fully conscious and yet asked to adhere to protocol. Yet at the same time asked to remove yourself and be the scribe. That is an example amongst many things that make the golf swing comparable, as so many things can lead to imperfection

So, why is this being talked about?  It is one of the sources of reticence to transmit at all, to defer and put it off. This one has a tendency to fill in the words before receiving them. And practice of routine is necessary to hone this proclivity to, we shall say, unsubscribe from being the scribe. We on Our end find it a necessary teaching and drilling to make the human receiver uncomfortable; in that they have to attempt tuning in to the Father in order to trust the process. Not that much different than a school technique to force the student to utilize what is being learned.

For this reason, it is good to practice and use a tape recorder that can be paused. Because the early training requires a flow of words coming in through stops and starts. The training being, for that moment when the muscle memory takes over. In not practice and not drill, but when the situation calls for it, turning inward to your spiritual resources. And in protocol when the time calls for it, those in service deferring to the rank of Spirit. In determining with you, what is the Father's will, or in protocol, what is the will of Michael of Nebadon, Jesus, and Magisterial Sons, Melchizedeks, and so on.

Jesus may in some ways, be easiest for that is your brother right before you. Whereas an un-incarnated Spirit, who is nonetheless your superior, might be running part of the missions you're involved in, as the ranking officer, if you will. Which again bears repeating the ranking officer, if you will. And that is the crux of the matter we are referring to when transmitting. You may have to turn in protocol to confer with Our will in the matter at hand. And this is what we asked, and this is what you gladly do.

And this is also a good technique, to experiment with attuning to your Thought Adjuster. What would you have me do, Father? And this answers the question that humans find such a virtue-signaling mystery, when asking, what would Jesus do? And Jesus would ask you to do exactly what we just said, ask the Father, what would you have me do Father?

And then over time and through your own experience, you will receive the Father more and more. And in such recognition, you will understand the worthiness of prayer and worship. You will enjoy service in its many forms. And one example of that is, the beginnings of not really enjoying a life of ease as the ultimate aim. Because a life of ease signals, really, no growth and no attainment. Certainly there are times for ease in your life for rest and recuperation. But to sustain ease is to cease growing and evolving.

And we'll come full circle before we dive off like a rambling grandpa. That ease of these daily transmissions is not always easy. And so, we thank you as your transmitting teachers to our student receivers that someday soon you will be in the field. Good day. This is Arthura Melchizedek wishing you all a very good day.

Dominick O:
Thank you, Arthura. This is Dominick telling you it was received, and I thank you. And our listeners and readers thank you as well, thank you.

[roger krupa]

Sorry, but audio link not working.  I'll read the transcript, but I like to save the audio to a thumb drive.

[Dominick O]

Thanks Roger, the link should be working now. -- Dom