Ascension Is Here

*Begin Now To Fuse Yourself With the Divine*

- The Grandmothers -

Through Sharon McErlane

July 2014

"Grandmothers," I said to these wise women, "we need confidence in ourselves. We need to know that we CANmagnify the power of the Net of Light and that we CAN stay the course during these difficult times we're living in. I know this is a vague sort of request to make," I said, "but immediately they replied.

"'Wait upon the Lord', as it says in the Bible," they said."This is what we ask you to do. As soon as you wake in the morning, think of us, or any form of the Divine. And if you wake in the middle of the night, make use of that time too and turn your thoughts to how much you are loved. Then keep them there!

Begin now to fuse yourself with the Divine," the Grandmothers said. "At this point, do not attempt to live apart from us for even a moment," they gave me a severe look. "To stay steady during these times of change that are upon you, to keep yourself grounded in power, you must align yourself with divinity. Every day!" they said. "Let this be your intention. ...

"The ego will attempt to distract you from this focus," the Grandmothers said, "and sometimes it will succeed. But,"they emphasized, "as soon as you remember your intention to be at one with the Divine, return your thoughts to us. Your alignment with divinity will keep you safe and sane during these unsafe and insane times.

"Then, after you've called on the Divine," they said, "go out and live your life. Do the things you need and want to do. Don't hold back from anything that feels right to you, but first, think of your connection to the Divine.

"Post little notes to yourself to remind you to think of us and place them where you will see them.

Use the quotes from our books or other sayings that inspire you. Place sacred pictures or objects in your line of vision at home, put reminders on your cell phone, play the Gayatri Mantra or other chants, songs and prayers at home, in the car, and even in the office. Play them quietly in the office," they whispered.

"Call on us before meals, before bedtime, and upon awakening. Each of these small things you do will give you increasing peace. Saturate your days and nights with the presence of the Divine.

"Take the time to feel our love for you and once you've felt it, then silently pass that love on to others. This will happen naturally," they said,"because loving and being generous is your nature. So express the pure heart within you and enjoy yourselves!

The connection with divinity that you build now will set up a force field that will protect you from the negative energy that is rising up throughout your planet."

"You won't do this work alone," they said, and holding their arms out to me/us, they added, "we will do it with you. After all, we are on this ride together," the Grandmothers said, "and together we will ride out the storm."

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"Oh How We Love You"

The Grandmothers Song

Just as we were about to start the deep ancestral work at the Gathering of the Grandmothers in the Netherlands, a young woman was hit hard by grief. Shaking and crying, she spoke about how she'd always felt separated from other people and how she'd seen this state of separation everywhere in the world.

She was racked by grief, so caught in despair, that we had to stop the program and go to her. As I stood beside her, holding the microphone so she could speak, I felt her body shuddering. I was feeling her pain, and so were the people in that room who were leaning forward in their seats and pouring compassion onto this woman.

I had no of idea how to proceed now, and, other than holding her, what to do to help her. Then, far back in the room a woman began to sing. "Oh how we love you, oh how we love you," she sang. This, the Grandmothers' song, was quickly picked up by the entire room and as they sang to her, I felt the woman stop shaking.

Tears were pouring down her face and her eyes were beginning to glow. The frozen state she had lived in all her life was melting before our eyes and lighting the entire room with love.

I came across that woman several times over that weekend, and each time I caught a glimpse of her, I saw the peace that now she carried within herself. Her face, once so full of pain, was alive.

I have been teaching, writing, and passing on messages from the Grandmothers for almost eighteen years now, so I've witnessed many Grandmothers' miracles. But this is one I will never forget.

I embrace and bow to that unknown woman in the back of the room who began the Grandmothers' song in order to heal someone who needed it. The Grandmothers say, "The best use you can make of our message is to live it." And that's what happened in that room in Holland.

In gratitude,

Sharon McErlane