Teacher: A Mentori Spokesperson ―
The one great gift all mortals share, without exception, is time. The value of time is incalculable, for who can evaluate time? Time is only an immeasurable part of eternity, consisting of moments, but it is a most important commodity as time in eternity allows for evolving humans to make good and right use of their time. Still, most mortals live life as if they exist outside of eternity whilst each moment counts to make your short-lived existence here on the planet worthwhile.

Teacher: Thought Adjuster ―
Revolutionary changes are seldom beneficial, for societies or for human beings. All the advances that civilization has gained have occurred through sustained effort and wisdom based on ample experience. This is how civilizations slowly move forward and also how individuals progress spiritually.

Teacher: Thought Adjuster ―
Those who are spiritually passive find it easier to receive specific recipes about how to behave. This is the reason why many religions have succumbed to the need of establishing commandments and laws of conduct to satisfy their followers. However, the religion of Jesus is based on sincere faith and asserts that only through this faith can all necessary things for salvation – spiritual progress – be obtained.

Teacher: Thought Adjuster ―
Jesus suggested that the main motivation for human beings should be their most sincere intentions. Many religions teach that mortals should examine themselves, see their mistakes, and make the necessary adjustments. This is a useful and necessary task, but it does not promote spiritual progress on its own. Only when a human being feels the fervent desire to be better will the profound character transformations, bringing them closer to the object of their worship – the Father, take place.

Teacher: Thought Adjuster ―
Action; activity; activation; actualization; actionability; activism. Those are a few of the many variances of proactive initiatives. Nothing of substance will ever magically shape up if you do not find practical ways to translate the potentialities you envision into reality.

The value of your life portfolio is not assessed according to the quality of your daydreaming. What would be the point of having a material body if you did not use it as an instrument for creative undertakings?

Machiventa Melchizedek, Planetary Manager
Topics:

• Free energy
• A new regimen
• A less formal approach
• Application made for Machiventa to speak to The Urantia Book Fellowship
• Mending fences
• Deep trouble
• Emotional and spiritual maturity—becoming whole
• Nine roles
• Seven sins, seven virtues, and the seven core values
• Reparenting
• Animals can be a training ground
• Leading up to a cataclysmic collapse
• More on emotional and spiritual maturity
• Our informality can feel very personal
• Vulnerability and completeness

Teacher: Thought Adjuster ―
When Jesus spoke about the poor in spirit, he did not mean the witless. He was bringing attention to a desirable attitude conducive to a rich spiritual life. Only the humble at heart are teachable, as they candidly admit to their ignorance and deficiencies, eager to make up for these lacks.

Teacher: Inner Voice ―
I am honored to be able to field this question from the crowd, as it were. I am given the latitude to step forward as this one’s Inner Voice who has been granted peace, love, the material voice and vocabulary and structure of thought that allows me to access this channel of communication. I understand that there is present a question to familiarize the participants with this aspect of themselves, this component of their being they are referring to as this ego. This aspect of the human condition that you are referring to is your internal drive mechanism. It is the aspect of you which is inspired to pursue your vision and to activate your creative prerogative. It is a motivator, it is a champion for your cause, it brings inspiration and can channel creative forces as you would so direct.