Teacher: Trinity Teacher Uteah -
My Dear Students,
The personal focus of the Universal Father is within each of you—known to you as the Indwelling Spirit Presence of the Father—the Thought Adjuster.  This Fragment of the Universal Father is pre-personal and is wholly dedicated and devoted to you and to your personality survival into eternity.  Understanding the pre-personal nature of the Thought Adjuster is important for you to build a relationship with this Fragment of Deity.  Learning how to integrate your personality with this pre-personal nature unleashes the power of conscious co-creation—you and the Adjuster can become a powerful unified expression of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness in your reality and in your world.

Teacher: Trinity Teacher Uteah
Most of you have heard it said that “God is within you.”  What exactly does this mean—how does God live within you?  To answer this requires that you ask yourself this question:  “If God lives within me, then Who AM I?”  When you sincerely ask this question, stop and think about who you are asking? Are you addressing your own mind and expecting an answer, or are you addressing someone that hears you—and if this “someone” hears you, then truly this someone must be listening intimately to your thoughts?  For someone to listen intimately to your thoughts requires that they are with you at all times and that they have an “investment” in who you are (to be with you and hear you always) unlike any other.  This “investment” in who you are IS the personal focus of God within you.

Teacher Charles:
Hello my friends, I Am Charles and today we will continue training the new Receivers. As we mentioned in our last message, it is easy to communicate with us and for the vast majority of you, the learning and progress in this learning will be happening quickly. Now let us look at some aspects of communication in more detail. Communication with Spirit is straightforward and is done in both directions, if I may say so, in the sense that we instantly receive your thoughts and you receive our thoughts. The simplest and easiest to master this communication, and to become familiar with this approach, is and remains practice.