Manifestation, Miracles, and Co-Creating – A Conversation with Yeshua

Y: I enjoy watching you create and play. It’s something beautiful to see.

K: Even though I’m doing it to procrastinate?

Y: I don’t believe you to be procrastinating. Why is it called procrastination when a person just simply needs a time out?

K: I don’t know. I think the assumption for a creator or a creative is to always be that way. To always be doing something. Or maybe it’s just my A-Type personality.

Y: Hhhmmm…I believe that part of the creative or creating anything involves times where you don’t take the action but sit in the pause and stillness to learn about who you are now after the growth that has happened through what has been created.

K: Do you think a person grows or evolves every time they create?

Y: They must. Going into anything being created and after the creation…that person does not exist…that part of the person does not exist in the way they used to. They have changed even in the slightest way.

K: Do you think that the growth happens because perspectives or thought processes change when creating something from a blank canvas…figuratively speaking?

Y: Creation, any form of creation…a creative endeavor, that is not a cut and paste of something previous, changes how everything about the mind works because through the creative processes, little explosions of epiphanies erupt within a person…a chain reaction of awakenings and once awake…in any form…they cannot go back to sleep.

K: Well, they can nap.

Y: (smiles warmly) Which is the pause so…if the pause is after a period of creation, why is it labeled as procrastination?

K: Good question which I’ll answer…because it’s a fast world and it’s like the never-ending race to be successful or find meaning…purpose even.

Y: More meaning will come from connecting with the epiphanies that have been sparked open through anything being created. You (sits back and looks at me) have been reading a lot.

K: I have.

Y: I believe you had a similar conversation with your partner. About the author opening the epiphanies or the little wake up calls for the reader that reveals…something.

K: Yes.

Y: It’s good to read. It’s good to write. It’s good to create anything that will connect that relationship between the few and the many. Between the creator and the one using the creation.

K: Do you agree that the world, today, is a fast-paced environment that has to be caught up with or maintained speed with?

Y: In some ways, I do. I also believe…somewhat…that people create that for themselves. This desire to keep up with the rapidly changing energy that is creating shifts of the planet in general. I will share with you that the more pauses that a person can take, the more they will feel up to speed with the world that is moving around them so fast.

K: A pause to keep up or keep the pace with the rapid. That sounds counterintuitive.

Y: I promise you, it’s not.

K: It’s not often that we sit together. I can’t even remember the last time that we did.

Y: No. It’s not often but it’s often enough.

K: This is true. So, since we’re talking a little bit about creation, what’s your thoughts on miracles? Do people create their own miracles, or is it a co-creation with the unseen, or is it a gift from…you, for example.

Y: It can be any way. Be any of those things. I still can’t grasp why…after everything that has been shared…generally…about what I’ve said that people negate the power that they have or that they contain.

K: I’ve heard spirits that I’ve talked to say the same thing.

Y: Yes. (nods slowly and considers) In these times, I think that when you say that people create their own miracles, they are really just manifesting their desires but there is a small thought that lingers in the back of their mind that there is no way it can happen and when it does, it feels like a miracle yet they created that themselves. This shows the power of the human…the human spirit.

K: For sure.

Y: The co-creation with heaven…with God…with angels, guides, masters…that which humans have named us…is a request. It’s an invitation to work with another to create something that is still relatively doable but it’s a bit larger in scale. So, people bring in the big guns…(smiles) as the phrasing is.

K: Yes.

Y: This is the most beautiful relationship. When the ask is put out…when the invitation is put out to co-create a miracle, we celebrate. Too often is the relationship between the unseen and the human one-sided. We are begged and pleaded with but rarely are we worked with in a cooperation of sorts. It’s almost as if that sort of connection isn’t allowed but it is a powerful connection. It’s more powerful than just requesting something from the unseen…from the divine and hoping it’s given without much action on the requestors part.

K: What is the action…if any…that a person can take when they are asking for a miracle or a manifestation from heaven?

Y: Faith. Trust. Positivity and patience. Because it is a request for us to work on the behalf of someone incarnated without much effort from them…patience is key because they are giving us the free reign to produce something in whatever form that takes. But…when there is forthright communication, gratefulness, and a verbal back and forth between the human and the divine…the power and the love within that is mighty. It is a give and take of love and respect just like in any relationship. The saying in your movie…The Da Vinci Code…remember? Maybe human is divine. It’s so very true. The human is divine…is divinity co-creating with the divine. It is not just one side creating or the other side creating. It’s both. This power is Source power…both sides sharing in that.

K: Wow! Do you have a preference in how miracles or manifestations are created here?

Y: No. I work in any capacity that I am asked to work in. But to be the co-pilot in someone’s flight where they are the main pilot and I am simply a form of support…it’s as if a parent is watching their child take their first steps…start school, take a driver’s test…graduate…marry. Yes, the parent was the support but with that support, the child has had so many successes that they can celebrate, as their own hero…it’s really gratifying. And not just for me but for so many of the divine.

K: Does the divine really work on our behalf in ways that people aren’t really aware of because they’re not asking. Even when people don’t believe in the divine and they’re just set on living out their lives, day-to-day?

Y: It is measured. They are guided. Of course they are guided…protected…all of that. Because you have to remember, they chose a path with many twists and turns but if the twists and turns create large detours that affect others’ paths that they have not chosen…there is divine intervention.

K: I think that a lot of groups would come together, before incarnation, to arrange that connection with each other…those ripple effects. I don’t believe anything is just a singular experience.

Y: (grins) You would be correct.

K: Nice.

His energy is so soft and gentle. It’s like I’m sitting in a puffy cloud or surrounded by feathers. I feel so soft right now.

K: Would you consider yourself, as you lived as Yeshua, a miracle worker?

Y: Yes. Only to be an example of what’s possible.

K: Did you like being the example?

Y: There were days that it was something I enjoyed and others it was very difficult. I felt like I was up against so much that was out to…prove me wrong or…belittle what I could do. For some, I was a heathen. For some, I was a hypnotist.

K: Were you a magician in your time? What a magician was considered as back then?

Y: A magician can be two…depending on where their heart exists. They can be someone that is sleight of hand, or they can be genuine in their manifestations. I suppose who observes that magician matters; how aware they are to the sleight of hand.

K: For sure.

Y: Magic is very creative when used…in a way that elicits wonder. Magic is very creative when it is taught and shared and supportive. Secrets kept keep the world in a holding pattern of hierarchy.

K: Absolutely. I totally get that. Considering the tarot, there is the magician and the hierophant. Were you both or one more than the other?

Y: (thinks) I was both.

K: Nice. There was something that I heard just in passing as I was doing something around the house. It was in a video that someone was watching and they were talking about different gospels and how you were viewed depending on which one was read. I’m not sure which one it was…

Y: Thomas.

K: Cool. Thanks. I guess they were talking about how you could be a bit of a…

Y: (grins) Not very nice.

K: Yes.

Y: I lost my temper with the young and the old.

K: Yes and, to be honest with you, I feel sort of guilty for asking this because…you know…the son of God…all that stuff.

Y: (laughs) I also had and still have a wicked sense of humor.

K: (relief) Good to know.

Y: I never once, in my journey as Yeshua…Jesus…made myself to feel or make others feel that I was above anyone else. There was enough of that and there is still enough of that today. I was a prophet. I was a mystic. I could see the future. I could easily manifest. But today, is there not those that do the same…different people or one person doing what I have done? Even in a small, seemingly inconsequential way?

K: But they would never put themselves in a position that told the masses they are your equal.

Y: (looks at me) Some would, and some do.

K: Wow. I can’t believe you just said that.

Y: My…fame…I guess you could say…is because I was the head of the church of Peter.

K: They say that you gave that to Peter…your church.

Y: I did not have a church. I spoke God’s word everywhere. It was not contained in a church. I told them to spread my message. The church was manmade.

K: Okay.

Y: Yes. I had a temper. I could be very frustrating. But you must remember, I was born as Yeshua in a human form on a planet that contained both the dark and the light. If you could not see or accept my darkness then it would be difficult for you to see or accept my light. Just as that would be for any human.

K: That makes a lot of sense because we, as people, want to be loved for everything we are. The good, the bad, the beautiful, the ugly.

Y: Yes. Because that is the human experience. People would like to think of me as only the light of God, but it isn’t only through the light that we see love and truth. It’s by shining that light on the darkest of moments that we really see…reality.

K: Is that, in and of itself, a miracle?

Y: Sometimes it takes a miracle to do that.

K: (laughs) Touché. I just think that there’s this idea about what a miracle is and what a miracle worker is and it’s only something that a certain person or group of people can accomplish. I also think that staying hopeful and positive has a lot to do with it but in these times…lately…that’s not necessarily easy to do. It doesn’t feel like it’s sustainable.

Y: Which is why a person rests…doesn’t push. Uses the moments or the days of…blah…(he smiles) to give yourself a much needed break to regroup.

K: Why do you think it takes so much effort, sometimes, to remain positive and hopeful?

Y: Because there is so much that is pushing and pulling at every individual on any given day and that is exhausting. When a person is trying to create miracles in their life or manifest something in their life and they are still trying to live the coming and going…pushing and pulling…serving…keeping a balance…that takes so much as well. There is a time for creating and there is a time for resting and simply reading or watching a movie…being an everyday Joe (grinning warmly) is important. The grind is something created by a hierarchy. There is no equality in the grind.

K: And having patience.

Y: Yes. Patience and faith.

K: And bringing in the divine to work with you and having faith and trust that…that co-creating partnership is the real deal.

Y: I believe that that…is the toughest. But that is why it’s the most powerful because through the tough is where the strength is built.

K: Wow. Yes. For sure.

Y: Sometimes a relationship, especially one that is built to build, is not easy. It’s easy for the divine because our belief in you is strong. It’s difficult for the human.

K: There just seems to be so much that comes at us…seemingly always or every now and then that what comes at us can become a huge distraction and pull us off the path of co-creation with the divine.

Y: (nods) Yes. I agree.

K: And because of these distractions…to stay in gratitude…sometimes that feels like a mountain to climb.

Y: It does. But in saying that, what is something that you’ve heard that helps?

K: Look up and away from the broken heart.

Y: People tend to dwell on what isn’t happening or what isn’t happening fast enough or…what has been done to them. They live in their broken heart and when one does that often enough, it fractures the mind but the soul…is always complete. It’s always whole. That is something to remember. Because the divine…if it can’t reach you through the heart, it will always reach you through your soul.

K: Soul to soul.

Y: Yes. The divine can be a person’s strength when they need it most and that is why they are able to continue to walk…or crawl…along their journey. Because the divine…we never allow someone to fall or to stop. Even an inch is a distance. And when they’re ready to look up and away from the broken heart that they have lived in…it gives us the opportunity to fill that heart and make it new. That is the co-creative relationship.

K: That is beautiful. Thank you.

Y: (raises his finger towards me) However, you have an appointment you can’t miss.

K: Not one that is enjoyable. This is way more enjoyable.

Y: But it’s important. I am here, as always. We will speak again.

K: Good. That makes me happy. Thank you. As soon as you came in, the day just got a whole lot brighter and calmer.

Y: (nods) It’s my pleasure. I love you, little one.

K: I love you. Thank you.

Y: Thank you.

Images shown are representational and experiential rather than historical.