Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

clear

English answer:

as in "seeing clearly"

Added to glossary by Veronika McLaren
Nov 9, 2011 18:17
12 yrs ago
English term

clear

English Other Esoteric practices
Hello everyone,

Each one of you that hears this channelling is here to bring your gifts and manifest them here on earth. You will all be healers that hear this message and it is for you to manifest yourself in all your glory and to release your ego completely and you will feel yourself safe, secure and held. All healers have had difficult lives, it is meant to be that way so that you can understand yourselves, so that you have to work through many, many issues and so that you can understand everybody else. What you’ve healed within yourself you will be able to heal quite easily in others, the more and more that you do it, the more and more ***clear*** and complete you will become.

Does "clear" mean "pure" or does it mean that you will understand more, everything will be clearer to you?

Thank you.
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Nov 23, 2011 13:44: Veronika McLaren Created KOG entry

Discussion

Sheila Wilson Nov 9, 2011:
Yet more? I was just wondering how much of this text there is, klp. It looks to be a nightmare to translate. You have my sympathies.
Pure My instinctive reaction on reading this is to understand "clear" as "pure", in this context.

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as in "seeing clearly"

You will become less confused and understand the issues better, because your own ego is no longer interfering.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Many thanks to everyone. Thank you, Veronika"
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pure, focused

nothing is distracting you so yes, you are "clearheaded" and can see clearly but in a more concentrated or focused way
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I think it has multiple meanings one of which, especially in the context of channelling, is to let a spiritual radiance flow unimpeded through one. Buddhists use the metaphor of letting muddy water settle out. Quakers use the word in a slightly different way, but with some of the same connotations.
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