Special Report 12:

“19% In: To Attain Individuality, Souls Move Into Dense Levels”

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• 36% In: Part 2-8: The Importance Of Developing An Individuality

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• 0% in: “Of Magnetic Energy a h3 ul li To Attain Individuality, Souls Move Into Dense Levels li The Dark Night Of The Soul Experience li Some “
• 1% in: “art 2 8 The Importance Of Developing An Individuality a h3 ul p p p ul h3 a href 438 Part 2 9 The Crisis That Is Coming a h3 ul li Th”
• 19% in: “comes into being, it attains a sense of individuality, a kind of self, a feeling of separation from the rest of spirit, with of cours”
• 19% in: “This Awareness indicates once a self or individuality is established, the soul is rudimentary as an individual being, and begins to g”
• 19% in: “w and grow, more and more as increasing individuality develops from its own personal experiences. Thus, there are young souls, which “
• 19% in: “arious forms of existence. h3 To Attain Individuality, Souls Move Into Dense Levels h3 This Awareness indicates that souls are create”
• 19% in: “cies, to develop greater experiences of individuality. For these movements into the lower frequencies, there is often much suffering,”
• 19% in: “and more or that characteristic know as individuality. The individuality eventually reaches such a state as to cause the soul to feel”
• 19% in: “aracteristic know as individuality. The individuality eventually reaches such a state as to cause the soul to feel absolutely isolate”
• 21% in: ” the soul, and in that fall from grace, individuality is enhanced, so that the soul when it does not all souls return , it is greater”
• 22% in: “, take on karma from each other and the individuality becomes less distinct, more fused between the entities, so that each of the ent”
• 26% in: ” it, and it begins to build a weight of individuality or selfness, and gains the power to move as a separate individual or separate c”
• 33% in: ” they are probably still building their individuality, building the self, and the self may not be developed enough yet to have anythi”
• 34% in: “ng to form a self , trying to form some individuality, and therefore, they cannot surrender until they have found their own individua”
• 34% in: “rrender until they have found their own individuality, until they have found what they conceive of as being themselves. p This Awaren”
• 35% in: “t where the self has culminated into an individuality and finds itself lacking, even though it is finished in its work of becoming a “
• 35% in: “ntity has completed building his or her individuality and has a self that has no place to go but to surrender to the Divine, wherein “
• 36% in: “then at that point have completed their individuality. Their self is complete. They are bored with being a self. They have nothing of”
• 36% in: “oul 2 8 The Importance Of Developing An Individuality h2 This Awareness indicates that the very reason that consciousness left the Di”
• 37% in: ” tribulations with a personal or unique individuality. Thus, the individuality becomes the prized reward for the entities who fell fr”
• 37% in: “onal or unique individuality. Thus, the individuality becomes the prized reward for the entities who fell from heaven, who fell from “
• 37% in: ” in time return to Celestria with their individuality intact and developed. p This Awareness indicates that any entity who has not co”
• 37% in: “has not completely developed his or her individuality is likely to return to the realms of darkness for further work, and it will not”
• 37% in: ” by realizing they are working on their individuality and they are taking the path of suffering rather than the path of alchemy or se”
• 37% in: “o find oneself is the effort to develop individuality, and there are many entities on the path seeking to discover who, in fact, they”
• 37% in: “ly are. They are in fact building their individuality, often on mistakes, often on great error, often at the expense of others, but e”
• 38% in: “s, challenge others in order to develop individuality, and once this is developed, once they reach a point of total dissatisfaction w”
• 53% in: ” energies with no direction, purpose or individuality, whereby they are simply emotional energies melted together as a kind of seethi”
• 53% in: “ealm wherein there is no escape back to individuality, but remains as a collective energy of hunger and seething subconscious energy.”

Issue 1994-17:

“18% In: The Real Truth About “The Fall Of Man” (And Why It’s Okay To Have That Individuality)”

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• 2% in: “ll Of Man And Why Its Okay To Have That Individuality The Real Truth About The Fall Of Man And Why It s Okay To Have That Individuali”
• 2% in: “l Of Man And Why It s Okay To Have That Individuality a ul li a href For All Us Humans One Upsmanship on The Angels For All Us Humans”
• 18% in: “ll Of Man And Why Its Okay To Have That Individuality a h2 The Real Truth About The Fall Of Man And Why It s Okay To Have That Indivi”
• 18% in: “l Of Man And Why It s Okay To Have That Individuality h2 p a name For All Us Humans One Upsmanship on The Angels a h3 For All Us Huma”
• 20% in: “return to the void with no retention of individuality, undifferentiated reunion with our Source. p On the other hand is what I call t”
• 36% in: ” and greatest of all, and thus you have individuality. p This Awareness indicates that this is referred to as the original sin, the s”
• 37% in: “uals it is that which is developing the individuality. p This Awareness has indicated that when you discover yourself for what you ar”
• 38% in: “he differences. p You begin to see your individuality as being that which is alright, and your individuality is that which begins to “
• 38% in: “s being that which is alright, and your individuality is that which begins to take a form that does not have great significance, but “
• 39% in: “the Divine does not mean giving up your individuality, does not even mean giving up the separateness, but means only recognizing that”
• 40% in: “g that remains intact in regard to your individuality, even when returning to the Divine. p This Awareness indicates it is like the c”
• 40% in: “f water in the ocean, but in developing individuality, becomes like a jellyfish and still remaining in the ocean, still being clear, “
• 40% in: “ll being clear, still has some sense of individuality, even in the union with the ocean. p This Awareness indicates that you will ret”
• 40% in: ” but all will also retain that sense of individuality that has been developed because of the separateness that occurred. p a name The”
• 42% in: “t is deep in the memory and creates the individuality that remains as a permanent part of an entity s self, even when the entity surr”
• 43% in: “n of separation, will have developed an individuality from all of the suffering that has occurred, and will, upon returning to the gr”
• 55% in: “ing of separateness, you are developing individuality. p It is important to continue developing that individuality to your satisfacti”
• 55% in: “s important to continue developing that individuality to your satisfaction. p Once you are satisfied, you will then automatically beg”
• 56% in: ” in the sunlight, enjoying the ego, and individuality of being important when you can, suffering the significance of humiliation of w”
• 57% in: “not yet developed their ego self, their individuality, that if they surrender too soon, they may not be satisfied and may wish to ret”
• 58% in: “to return and finish or to develop more individuality. p This too is permissible. p You may surrender all that you are to the Divine “
• 58% in: “ecause you hadn t really developed much individuality, and you may wish to develop more individuality, and if so, you may then choose”
• 58% in: “ality, and you may wish to develop more individuality, and if so, you may then choose to go out again and again, each time returning “
• 59% in: “ff course is part of the development of individuality. p This Awareness suggests that this, of course, leads to greater suffering and”
• 60% in: “e of speeding up the development of the individuality. p This Awareness suggests that if there are any questions relating to this, th”

Issue 2002-11:

“1% In: Individuality Must Be A Part Of The God Soul And Not Just A Spirit”

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• 0% in: “sciousness, so why bother to develop an individuality? she asks, Cosmic AwMtr . rE S This Awareness indicates that widtout the indivi”
• 1% in: “evelopment of a Go iJSoul requires that individuality also be a part ot that God Soul. This Awareness indicates that the mosquito is “
• 1% in: “velofi at so ul, a magnetic center, and individuality are more Lian just spiritual shadows as are insects. This Awareness indicates t”
• 1% in: “ere is a permanence to those who develo individuality, whereas those that are but spiritual shacijows, such as insects, do not keep a”
• 1% in: “e who has spent cons of time developing individuality, when ruergin with the Divine, becomes par! of the Divine wiand an aspect of tn”
• 2% in: “ot yourself, and carries an identity or individuality, and therefore, the DNA within yourself has tt kind of permanence and is a refl”
• 2% in: “urself, just as you, in develo5 in your individuality, upon entering the body of t e ivine, upon surrenderin to the Divine, retain an”
• 2% in: “render to the Divine as a being with an individuality. The Problem With Those Who Surrender Premsturely to Jesus This Awareness wishe”
• 3% in: “er to God before they have developed an individuality, and if an enti sttrrenders too soon, far too soon, the entit y s surren er to “
• 3% in: “ot fully developed iheir souls or their individuality, and these entities are urged to surrender to Jesus, and in their premature sur”
• 5% in: “eriences of suffering help to build t c individuality of that which is called self. This Awareness indicates that when that self beco”
• 6% in: “g to maintain self, tryin to strengthen individuality. When that indlviciiality reaches a certain depth of being it Itnows it has arr”
• 7% in: “the Divine, to God. ln this manner. the individuality that has been devel oping for so long now is a part of God, and God has all o t”
• 7% in: “ll o the rneinopy and experience ofthat individuality and its growth an completion as part of God. DO WE RETAIN A POINT OF CONSCIOUS “

Issue 1992-16:

“45% In: The Importance Of Developing An Individuality“

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• Page 9: Individuality (The importance of developing an)

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• 45% in: “activity that is necessary for building individuality. The Importance of Developing an lndividuality This Awareness indicates that th”
• 45% in: ” tri ulatxons with a personal or uni ue individuality. Thus, the individual ity becomes theprizec? reward for the entities who fell f”
• 46% in: “hes not completely developed his or her individuality 1S1lk l I to return to the realms of darkness for further work, an it will not “
• 46% in: “bg realiziiaikthey are working on their individuality and t ey are ing the path of suffering rather than the path of alchemy or servi”
• 46% in: “o find oneself is the effort to develop individuality, and there age many entities on th E ath seeking to dls cover vgho, in fact the”
• 48% in: “enge others in Order to develolgm their individuality, and once this is develo ed, once t ey reach a point of total dissatisfaction w”

Issue 1996-05:

“39% In: Is There Really No Such Things As Individuality?”

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• 22% in: “ent, to make it unique, to give it some individuality that makes it totally different from anything else, and, there is money in bein”
• 75% in: “ray of experiences that help to develop individuality that individuality is that which becomes fixed and unbreakable, wherein the ent”
• 75% in: “that help to develop individuality that individuality is that which becomes fixed and unbreakable, wherein the entity is no longer bu”
• 76% in: ” of bein in human form is to find one s individuality, and then to return that individuality, that self, and surrender to the Divine.”
• 76% in: ” individuality, and then to return that individuality, that self, and surrender to the Divine. Why Your Religious Balls! Should not b”
• 76% in: “tities who have not yet developed their individuality, have not followed their inner guidance, but are caught by someone who preaches”
• 77% in: “lization and personally developed their individuality before this has occurred, if they return to surrender the self which is not yet”
• 77% in: “e entities have not yet developed their individuality, have not experienced the necessary suffering to where they, by their own choic”
• 81% in: “, then there is really no such thing as individuality. Is that correct? Cos MIC AWARENESS This Awareness indicates that if there is a”

Issue 1984-01:

“10% In: The Concept Of Collectivism Vs. Individuality: The One And The Many”

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• Page 2: Collectivism vs Individuality (The concept of)

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• 7% in: ” indicates that there is the concept of individuality and the concept of collectivism, and these concepts often appear to be at odds “
• 22% in: “ecome a leader, who does not experience individuality and freedom, but who always remains e dependent of society, an appendage of the”

Issue 1988-16:

“78% In: Humanity’s New Direction – Unifying Of Individuality“

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• Page 7: Unifying of Individuality (The) – humanity’s new direction

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• 78% in: “umanity s New Direction The Unifying of individuality This Awareness indicates that it is this move ment which now is the direction a”

Issue 1981-08:

“Page 3: Individuality surrendered – only a temporary solution”

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• 7% in: “ssist these entities in recognizing the individuality of each person as being supreme, necessary and precious in the relationship, an”
• 10% in: “er, you begin to find a respect for the individuality of the other being, rather than simply attempting to use the other being to ful”
• 10% in: ” to use the other being to fulfill your individuality. This Awareness indicates that as this occurs, a mutual respect begins to devel”
• 12% in: “becomes more and more respectful of the individuality which they married and more and more loving in the communications which they sh”
• 13% in: “lly, when you begin to give up your own individuality in order to preserve the status quo and to fulfill the demands or adhere to the”
• 16% in: “on certain values of his own or her own individuality and interests to the other for purposes of helping the other feel secure. This “
• 17% in: “ach individual expresses his or her own individuality. This Awareness indicates that threats of breaking up a marriage because someon”
• 25% in: “of war, without surrending totally your individuality. This Awareness indicates that in moving Into the third stage, you will also ne”
• 25% in: “ncourage this entity to develop her own individuality also, and, yet you will need to continue having close communication with the en”
• 26% in: “ou is ready to look more closely at the individuality of the other in a way which is accepting of that other, while still remaining t”
• 26% in: ” while still remaining true to your own individuality and your own purpose and direction. This Awareness indicates that so long as on”
• 27% in: “r, while still retaining his or her own individuality and allowing the other that same right, and whereby each is willing and desirou”

Issue 1999-05:

“74% In: Individuality And Commonality In Entities”

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• 36% in: “The Bed Seed Theory Any Truth to It? 15 individuality and Commonality In Entities 16 Is Earth the Oni Planet in the Universe Where Fr”
• 74% in: “w you wish to interpret the sltllatlon. individuality and Commonality in Entities Ctosnto MrssitoH This Awareness indicates that ther”
• 74% in: “the group, and to ignore or disdain the individuality. hat is more or less e approach of Communism. Nor is it appropriate only to rec”
• 75% in: “is it appropriate only to recognize the individuality and not recognize the commonaliiy of humans, for it ignores the rights of the m”

Issue 1997-06:

“38% In: To Attain Individuality, Souls Move Into Dense Levels”

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• 37% in: “comes into being, it attains a sense of individuality, a kind of self, a feeling of separateness from the rest of spirit, with of cou”
• 39% in: “nd more of that characteristic known as individuality. The indivtdualigy eventually reaches such a state as to cause the soul to eel “
• 43% in: “, take on karma from each other and the individuality becomes less distinct and, more fused between the entities, so that each of the”
• 49% in: ” it. and at begins to build a weight of individuality or selfness, and gains the power to move as a separate individual or separate c”

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