Ahh exellent.. was just waiting for an excuse to post this quote after reading it last night, given its Easter a quote referencing Jesus is suited well.
Q’uo, was Jesus aware of his status of being a wanderer to planet Earth? And how did the one known as Jesus approach his suffering? What did he tell himself when he felt the emotions of anger, or doubt, or frustration, or pain, and so on?
Q’uo
The one known as Jesus was in no way aware of any cosmic past or indeed the possibility of other worlds or other entities upon other worlds. However, this entity was well trained as a mystic and had the sense of limitless space within.
In terms of how this entity dealt with its own ego when facing suffering, this entity moved almost entirely upon what this instrument would call resonance. When faced with suffering, this entity would step into a place within its consciousness in which he was able to drift in silence and wait for resonance. And when that resonance would come, it almost never would come with words but rather with purified emotions, as this instrument would call them, those feelings that move far beyond the surface feelings of anger or pain, those feelings that are of connection and lightness, so that the one known as Jesus was able simply to disconnect from the suffering that it was going through, not denying it or repressing it but allowing it and even leaning into it and dedicating that very suffering to the infinite One in total faith that it was the perfect place to be."
Now the key word in todays discussion is Resonace.. " What is a simple definition of resonance? Resonance is the occurrence of a vibrating object causing another object to vibrate a higher amplitude. Resonance happens when the frequency of the initial object’s vibration matches the resonant frequency or natural frequency of the second object."
(So you lean as per the quote above on Jesus.. lean into that eg suffering and match that frequency which then causes to vibrate at a higher rate.. given all is one.. a higher vibration is moving closer to the oneness of creation aka love). Now to dig deeper..
On the vibration part.. its matching from Oleksii’s quote “all being reintegrated using the great energy which anger began.”
Within this transcript here is a talk on vibration
" Q’uo, I have a question about music and sound. Can you talk a little bit about how music, sound and vibration can be used as a resource in the spiritual seeking?
Q’uo
We are those of Q’uo, and are aware of your query, my brother. The musical tone is literally a vibration and the range of musical tones is directly connected to the range of the chakras, shall we say, or the energy centers of the energy body. Each being upon your planet and certainly each being and iota of the creation itself, each snowflake sings, each stone has its tone, each flower, each bird, each entity of any kind has a song and the spiritual significance of tone is that it helps to move, by sympathetic vibration, the energy body into a more helpful configuration."
https://www.llresearch.org/channeling/2003/1206
So another transcript on Jesus
“This entity believed wholeheartedly with every fiber of its being that the kingdom which he called Heaven was within and all about all of us. He saw the kingdom of Heaven in seeds, in fields, in the leaven of a loaf and in the heart of any human being”
https://www.llresearch.org/channeling/1987/0913
So to put it simply all this talk after Oleksii quote.. well in others word feel one with whatever one is going thru lean into it.. in a loving way. All is vibration.. which formed from the original thought of Love, forming light.
So in a sense taking from that quote.. that anger can be used to leapfrog from, jump into that oneness. Or from that definition above “Resonance is **the occurrence of a vibrating object causing another object to vibrate a higher amplitude”
Now this transcript December 6, 2003 - Saturday meditation - L/L Research also for those hungry for more.. has a amazing description in a very personalised sense on Jesus and his life, no on the merits or achievements more on him as a person … very interesting and excellent read!