Teacher: Jesus ―
Beloved souls, I am Jesus. I come once again to speak to you about things pertaining to the spiritual nature of humanity. Today, I wish to address the issues of the mind, how it inhibits the conscious experience and understanding of the soul and why this is such a formidable barrier to this understanding and experience. The mind is a gift from God. It is most certainly a powerful part of the expression of humanity in the material world. Of those spirits of the lower spheres and those in the natural love spheres, the mind is the great focus and expression of the individual. The material mind is not formed until the spirit incarnates into the flesh and becomes an individuated being where the soul is separated from its other half, embarking upon its journey of development, experience and expression. Because of the very nature of your material world, a world that has been created by humanity, the mind is the focus where education and reinforcement is given to that of development of the material mind.

Teacher: Jesus ―
This is Jesus and I come to speak to you once again on the wonders and glories of God and His creation which is you and all children of His creation. Whether they be in the material world or the spirit world, each soul is loved by God deeply and profoundly. Each soul has the opportunity to reciprocate in this Love by receiving its blessing within their soul.

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 ―
From the above statement made by Jesus about the forgiveness of sins, one can imply that, because sin is not part of his consciousness, God does not perceive sinful behaviors as punishable offenses of lese-Majesty. He cannot take sin personally. He IS and, therefore, fully inhabits each now moment. His Carpe Diem mentality, combined with the unconditional nature of his ever-outgoing love substance, keeps him grudge-free.

Teacher: The Beloved ―
In Order for you to attain the best you can be in every moment of your day, it is essential for you to spend more time with Me, not just in the Stillness, but also in your everyday thoughts. In time, the realization will dawn upon all your waking moments that I am ever the invisible Companion in all things, and that nothing is hidden from Me. As your Mystery Monitor, I am only a thought away, for we are so intertwined that no one can tell can tell us apart. It is through your thoughts and actions, that this will become apparent.

Teacher: Prolotheos ―
What divides human beings are their differences. What unites them are their commonalities. The different religions on Urantia will remain in conflict with each other while you focus on their differences, rather than on their commonalities. What you have in common with others will make you focus on what is basic, essential or primordial. The differences are construed upon what is secondary, derivative and superfluous. The interchange of knowledge and spiritual aspects from the different religions should bring mutual improvement to every religion, acknowledging and incorporating the advanced features of each.

Teacher: Samuel of Panoptia ―
The very first thing that I wish to remind you of is that you are an evolutionary being in that as a general universal rule you are not entitled to revelationary material. As a product of evolution you are meant to grow into knowledge and wisdom by personal effort. So it is for the individual, for the family, for a nation, and in fact for an entire planet. Long ago it was determined that force-feeding information to those that are not yet ready can be counter productive.

Teacher: Magisterial Son, Monjoronson ―
On this first day of a new year, while you ponder the warlike problems that are still quite endemic in your world, you ask me, “What will it take to secure peace on our planet?” And I say to you, peace comes with a price. Though not the price that many of you envision. For peace may initially be secured through the exchange of physical resources in your world, through the demonstration of physical might for right, but peace can only ‘endure’ when it is secured as a living testament in the minds and hearts of humankind.