The Buddha tells us: “Your Universe is nothing more than a series of mirrors . . . ”

He taught us principles, how invoking the Laws create the action, the awakening to the truth of the blessings and virtues, the Mother’s Healing for humanity:

• The Law of Compassion (1)
• The Law of Attachment and Detachment (2)
• The Blessing and Virtue of Wisdom (3)

The Buddha channeled these through Linda Dillon in 2013 on Heavenly Blessings Radio Show. In his first teaching of the blessing and virtue of compassion, he had a curious statement about the Law of Compassion, saying it is an action, hence his speaking of it as a Law:

Compassion is also an action—you know—and it is not one sided. It is in the perfect balance, and compassion is what is sorely needed upon your planet of change at this time.

And you are speaking with one who has a tendency to think in terms of thousands of years, and so when I say to you that compassion is important right now, I mean for the previous thousand and the next thousand years, but I also mean, my dear friends, in this very moment where you draw breath and exhale.

Now, let me explain.

I do not come, although I am not against speaking about politics or institutions or economic systems . . . for all of these are they run by machineries? No.

They are populated by human beings, by souls such as yourself, and there are billions, literally, of stories, of approaches, beliefs, and ways at attempting and arriving at the place of Oneness, enlightenment, and you’re guided in all of these journeys by the Universal Laws, and might I say, the Law of Compassion which tends to get very little attention.

There is a tendency, and I understand this because it is something that I had to learn myself, to try and to heal or to fix or to recalibrate, redirect, the journey or the pathway of another, and often this is done out of the kindest of motivations, and of Love.

But it is the balance that we speak of this day—is it not?—because it is one thing to have a conversation with someone because you believe, and it is your opinion, that they are going off track and it is quite another to be strident about it and to try and truly pull them in a direction that they really do not wish to go in.

As an evolving society, we tend to take sides, have opinions; we are not the perfect balance the Buddha speaks of!

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What I notice when I invoke the Law of Compassion, is greater ability to step back, and assess why I am not the perfect balance, why I may want to take a side—and it always tracks back to my formative years, what it was like in my family situation, what I inadvertently sponged up from my parents, and their family lines.

How my mother and my father related to each other unconsciously, subconsciously, and consciously, has influenced me.

There was not gender equality in the family, and from the thousands of readings I have done, I have never heard of a family in the perfect balance (hence why we are looking without and seeing a certain amount of disarray around us!)

Invoking the Buddha and Kwan Yin or Mary Magdalene (for that perfect balance of the higher realm masculine and the feminine) and the Law of Compassion helps me discern what I’m still judging, forming opinions about, and taking sides on.

Doing this helps me step back to find the neutral stillpoint within my self.

This Law helps me find that balance, understanding what I witnessed as a child, influences my thoughts and actions.

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Also, we have all been here many lifetimes, playing the good, the bad, the ugly, contributing to the old systems that do not work.

Knowing this helps me have greater compassion for myself, for everyone.

We are all responsible for what we are witnessing on planet today!

Invoking the Law of Compassion, then being still enough to listen, has helped me have greater awareness of what is running in me, and also, to allow others to help me. The children are here to teach us . . .

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With my almost 4 year-old granddaughter, sound asleep beside me, her little hand under my chin, I was able to understand concepts from the higher realms I was unwilling to see.

How the guilt and the sorrow of my parenting (me blaming myself, me blaming my parents, the re-creating of the old ways, me sponging everything up as a child, me seeing my parents caught in this from their parents, and so on) interfere with my ability to listen to my daughter—my tendency to defend myself, to be right, not to want to listen.

All this fades away invoking the Law of Compassion, the non-judgement of the self.

This Law works internally for my external reality, helping me find that perfect balance . . . as within so without.

I find I can more easily stand back—not defend my self!—listen to my daughter, and watch my external reality, and not take sides, especially with the politics.

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The Universal Law of Attachment and Detachment works in a similar way. The Buddha taught us the action of attaching to information gathering, then detaching from everything not of love, and attaching to holding the highest vision—that perfect balance on planet, none above another and none below—where all are equal.

Through the action of invoking the Laws we become blessing and virtue of wisdom connected to our 3rd eye chakra in the middle of our forehead, the knowing of the reverence for the equality in the self, and that same deep gratitude for everyone, the courage it takes to come here to work on that perfect balance within, no matter where we are on our path . . .

When we awaken to that truth we want to send compassion, LOVE, that non-judgement to everyone, so we are all in our complete enlightenment.

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The Buddha, in the blessing and virtue of compassion (1) tells us:

I am going to speak out of both sides of my mouth.

You say, “Well, they are doing the best that they can.”

But then the question becomes “What are you doing to assist them to see how much more they can be?”

Because there is a shadow of judgment: “Oh, I’m not judging you. I guess you are doing the best that you can do.”

Well, that means that you are judging that person as less than, that that is all they are capable of, when, in fact, they are capable of complete enlightenment.

So, you send compassion because they may be caught on a treadmill.

You do not act harshly towards them, but you hold the higher vision, and yes, I know because it is discernment in words—compassion tends to be quite quiet, you know.

Because the flip side of this, “You are doing the best you can” is the same as “I know you can do better” and that is judgment, as well.

“You are not doing good enough. You are not measuring up to some standard that I have.”

I find the Mother’s Guidebook, the Divine Knowledge channeled through Linda Dillon in 2013, the way to deep peace within.

Invoking the Universal Laws, I awaken to the truth of her blessings and virtues, the healing, the non-judgement.

I invoke the Buddha and Kwan Yin or Mary Magdalene,
the Universal Laws of Compassion, Attachment and Detachment,
for the blessing and virtues of compassion and wisdom,
for the knowing of the perfect balance.

 

Footnotes

(1) “Heavenly Blessings: The Blessing and Virtue of Compassion with the Buddha,” March 22, 2013, https://voiceoffreedom.ca/the-blessing-virtue-of-compassion/

(2) “Heavenly Blessings: The Universal Law of Attachment and Detachment with the Buddha, Part 2/2,” September 29, 2013, https://voiceoffreedom.ca/the-universal-law-of-attachment-and-detachment/

(3) “Heavenly Blessings: The Blessing and Virtue of Wisdom with the Buddha,” April 6, 2013, https://voiceoffreedom.ca/reverence-for-all-life-is-wisdom/

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