ANOTHER MINI-CLASS FROM AQUAMARINE (BLUE ANGEL)
Desperation
When you are desperate for something, you just have to have it. The desperate person will leave his pride to one side and show himself weak, needy, at the end of his rope, willing to plead, beg and implore. A desperate person has nothing to lose because he has nothing, no image to keep, no one to impress, no possessions to hold on to, no plans that he has concocted. He has hit bottom and knows that only God can save him. He feels unworthy, yet he expects Jesus to pull him out of the pit into which he has fallen. A desperate person can only look up because there is nowhere else to look. He can’t help himself; he can’t look to others to save him. His only hope is God, so he puts everything he has into his desperate cry for help. And once he has learned how to implore his Creator for himself, he knows how to do the same for others. Do you want to have the same desperation in your prayers? Put yourself in the place of the person I was just talking about. Imagine yourself in a pit, or more like a deep, empty well, and the only light you can see is that circle of blue way up over your head. You know you have prayer and you know you have the keys, but you have to put your all into your desperate cry for help.
“Remember that the faintest cry for the keys can release great power on your behalf and Heaven will come to your rescue.”
Here is another one:
Question: Aquamarine, could you tell me about the classes in the City?
Aquamarine: You picture yourself in a classroom sitting at a desk taking notes while a teacher talks, but in the spirit world classes are not like that. Some classes are prophecies, yes; but most classes are based on things that happen to you in the physical realm. You are having problems getting along with a person? There are lessons in that. You are trying to get a prophecy and you fall asleep or your mind wanders aimlessly? More lessons. You get sick and claim the keys, and still you are sick? Another lesson. We engineer many of the things that you experience. I guess it is like on-the-job training. In order to learn well, you have to listen to the person that is over you. In this case, you have to use prophecy. You have to expect that your overseer is going to point out your mistakes and have you do over again whatever you were doing. “Oh, you didn’t ask Jesus everything this time? Ask Him now and let me know what you received.” “Oh, you didn’t use the keys when you prayed? Try again.” “You got angry with that person and said things you shouldn’t have said? So ask his forgiveness.” You should be open to receiving things like that on the spot. You are in the City when you are “halfway to Heaven.” You have to open the trap door to receive the milk. You are in the City for classes as much as you are tuned in to your teacher, your overseer, Or are you just looking in through the door of the classroom but not paying attention? When a student is in the classroom but is daydreaming, it’s like he really isn’t there. So you can be in the City but not learning what you are supposed to be learning, and when it’s “test time” you aren’t going to do so well. So are you paying attention to your on-the-job-training supervisor? If you are, you will occasionally get that tap on your shoulder because you could have done better.
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