You may have thought about the importance of Jesus’ life, but have you ever thought about the importance of his afterlife? With Samuel’s unique perspective, he tells the story of Jesus’ life AFTER his death—the interactions with his disciples, the reasons for his return and the ultimate message he was giving from beyond the grave. Samuel says that each of us faces the same choices the disciples had after the crucifixion: to hide from our mission, to believe only what we see, or to take refuge in our old beliefs. Samuel teaches how we can move beyond the death of our old lives to begin a new life of emulating Jesus’ resurrected works—offering comfort and hope to those we meet.

March 7, 1999 Samuel: Hello, dears. Hello, Samuel. S: So how are you feeling? Good. S: Aye. Did you drag yourself out of your sick bed to make it? Feel good? Aye. Important night tonight. I’m going to talk tonight about how to ensure you are perfectly human. And how to ensure you’re not. And […]

Have you ever experienced a sudden flash of understanding—an epiphany? In this meeting Samuel discusses personal and global changes which could lead you to an epiphany. He talks about behavior patterns that keep us complacent and how to break them in order to participate in the next great spiritual awakening. Samuel also discusses how the coming changes relate to Recalibration and the crystalline structure of the Heart Portals. The evening closes with an inspiring story of a great Angel of Light’s interaction with humanity and the loving reminder that “in unity there is hope.”

“What are you doing for the rest of your life?” Samuel asks, and uses this surprising come-on line to get us thinking about how to create a true relationship with Source. He encourages us to look at our successes with human relationships, as well as the way we sabotage them, to help us understand our issues about commitment. Samuel reminds us that in order to experience the thrill of the ultimate love relationship we need to be able to experience union. Union, he says, is possible only by letting go of individual focus and recognizing that the spark of Divine Light in you is also in others. By being willing to change your perspective to see other viewpoints “the dating game can be transformed into a deep and true love.”

What was the real “original sin” and how does it keep you from experiencing paradise in your life? By comparing the actions that led to Adam and Eve being driven from Eden with the reactions of Mary and Joseph to learning of the pending birth of Jesus, Samuel uses storytelling magic to illustrate the impact blame can have on our lives. He shows how, by overcoming the all-too-human reaction that forced Adam and Eve out of Eden, you can follow the example of Mary and Joseph, and give birth to the Light within.

“I’m going to talk to you about what to do with leftover turkey!” With this intriguing introduction Samuel turns this post-Thanksgiving meeting into a memorable lesson about letting go of the those reactions, beliefs and attitudes that keep us from moving ahead with our lives. Like the remnants of a holiday meal, he says, “however you disguise them, they are still turkey.” He explains several reasons that we keep storing and serving up our leftovers and tells a story about the “Four Halls of Judgment.” This teaching is perfect after the holidays, or anytime, for helping us throw out our leftover turkey.

Samuel says we are entering a time in which rebirth out of a deadened state is essential. In order for the process to be as easy as possible, we need to make the most of our “coffin time.” Starting with that premise, Samuel uses Samhain, the first day of the ancient Celtic year, to encourage us to reflect on why we are here and to prepare for the work ahead. He talks about how to make changes that create a difference in our personal lives and in our planetary service. “Be worm bait,” Samuel says, and use this time to focus, prioritize and prepare for rebirth!

By better understanding your ego and your emotional needs you can help the planet reach Sacred Status. In this teaching Samuel explains how what you think and what you feel affect the work you’re here to do and how these beliefs and feelings can hinder rather than help you reap the rewards of your work. This powerful teaching will help you gain a better understanding of how you can accomplish the work you’ve come here to do.

Samuel begins this teaching by defining the ideal scout as one who leads and makes safe the way for others. He reminds us that our parents were our first scouts for this life’s journey and, as a result, who we are and what we do tend to be based on what our parents taught us. Ultimately, all of our responses throughout our lives result from something we’ve learned through observing our various scouts. It’s important to remember, therefore, that we have the power to replace attitudes and behaviors we’ve developed based on reports from “unreliable scouts.” Samuel challenges us to remember that we scout the way into the new world so others may follow, and our unique gifts and abilities are needed by others. What kind of scout are you?

In this Sunday night meeting Samuel answers questions from the audience on a wide variety of topics including: the Masters of the 33rd degree as a function of energy; the power of group intent and focus; embodiment, overshadowing, and projections of the Entity; ways of maintaining a conscious focus of love; astrological effects and planetary alignments; kundalini energy and Samuel’s spiral visualizations; how to make career choices that serve “God’s will”; the effects of the world’s economy on the stock market; and more. Then, after an evening of playful interaction with the audience, Samuel closes with thought-provoking questions to the audience, a blessing, and a reminder that “your ability to maintain the consciousness you are is a joy for you and a hope for the world.”