Messages about worries

My dear friends, we love you so very much. So many of you have been taught that to worry is to care, to obsess over things is to be 'responsible,' to save and fix others is a display of compassion, and yet, there are higher ways to care, more truthful ways to be responsible, and ultimately more loving ways to show compassion. When you worry, you are simply spinning your wheels and projecting negative energy out into the universe.

Will you, once and for all, stop worrying? You over-worry. Any worry is too much. Worry is pointless. It takes your energy and gives nothing back in return but more of itself. Make a better bargain than this.

"If you can't sleep, then get up and do something instead of lying there worrying. It's the worry that gets you, not the lack of sleep" ~ Dale Carnegie

Dear Humanity,

My channel has found yet another way for me to communicate with you directly, a good reason to celebrate. There are many moments worth celebrating,  especially when there are fewer demands or limits on experiences.  Like a wounded animal or a man who limps, humanity favors time worn clichés such as, 'it could be worse' instead of a lighter 'it is sufficient' or  'it is an improvement'.

In your mind's eye, see yourself walking out in the middle of a field. Green grass is under your feet and beautiful flowers spring up here and there around you. The sun is shining gently and all is right with the world. 

Each and everyday you are given pebbles of worry.  Whether real or illusionary they land in your body as solid granules of confusion and pain.  They sit heavy and you feel less buoyant and denser.  Everyday you go forth and you collect more of these pebbles of worry and

My dear friends, we love you so very much. As you move forward throughout your days, release your worries to God! So many of you carry so many burdens within your hearts that are not really yours to carry. So many of you worry about the actions, choices, and situations that others find themselves within and yet each soul, dear ones, must learn the lessons they have set out to learn. 

Beloveds, you do not have to regret the past. Regret is the same as worry, except it applies to the past. Nor do you need to worry for the future. Nor do you need to worry in the present. There is no need for worry whatsoever. But how engrained the idea of worry has become! Perhaps you have considered it a requirement, a staple, a loyal

What recourse do you have but to let go of worry? To keep even a little of worry is too much.

Worry comes from a sense of lack. Future lack. Maybe you have food in the fridge now, but what about next week? Maybe you have a good life now, but what about in ten years? What about accidents and all the other things that could happen, do happen, might have already happened?