This clip is from the beginning of the meeting held on 1-21-09. A request was made for Eloheim to discuss the concept of Service as proposed in President Obama’s inaugural address. The entire meeting was 80 minutes.

Here are quotes from the opening talk:

Becoming conscious of what’s going on is the byproduct of being called to service….it is the consciousness it takes to a ponder the idea of serving that’s actually the actor in this dynamic.

Consciousness is the greatest service you can do. Conscious acts are the greatest forms of service you can offer. It matters less what they [the acts] are, than that you do them consciously.

You want to be in the most conscious frame of mind possible, in order to interact at the highest vibrational level possible, so that you serve at the deepest level possible. Not just by painting, but by emanating.

Audio recordings of the five meetings held in January 2009

Since the video from the 11-19-08 meeting didn’t come out, here is an extra clip from the 11-12-08 meeting. One of the group members mentioned that she felt the healing she was doing was supporting healing for the women in her lineage. This lead into a discussion of Feeling Sorry for Others compared to Feeling Compassion for Others.

Occasionally, Eloheim catches me completely by surprise with some of their concepts. This clip includes the latest installment!

Quotes from the clip:

I am doing a service to all by healing myself

Compassion is: “I feel a truth here within me that seems to be a truth that is within you”

Feeling sorry for them is making them a victim, not only of whatever circumstances they are in, but of your inability to be conscious.

When you feel sorry for someone, you are making them a victim of your unconsciousness.

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