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Amrit Sandhu talks with Anne Tucker, who channels a picture of where souls come from and of a shift she says is coming. A figure in that picture holds creative energy, with the sun in her, and becomes what Tucker calls the mother of creation. People can return to her for renewal. She then changes or widens a soul’s song and sends the soul out again. An earlier part of the same account says this figure was feminine and not yet creative. Angels, in the later stretch, carry one main message, an unending loving presence. When an angel looks at a person, flaws do not matter. Tucker also says that once someone starts speaking about angels, the old setting does not want them back. Her picture of where souls come from is the heart of it.
Key points
- Sandhu interviews Tucker, who channels a picture of soul origins.
- A feminine figure with the sun in her becomes, in this account, the mother of creation.
- Return to her is described as renewal, a changed soul song, and a new sending out.
- The angels’ message is given as an unending loving presence.
- An angel, she says, looks at a person without regard to flaws.
Short quotes
She has this creative energy, the sun in her and she becomes the mother of creation.
Anne Tucker, Anne Tucker on the mother of creation
A feminine figure with the sun in her becomes the mother of creation. Watch at 1:23:40
The main message for the angels is just infinite loving presence.
Anne Tucker, Anne Tucker on the mother of creation
She gives the angels one message, an unending loving presence. Watch at 1:34:53
When an angel sees us, it doesn't matter how imperfect we are.
Anne Tucker, Anne Tucker on the mother of creation
An angel, in this account, does not weigh a person’s flaws. Watch at 1:37:20
Video by Amrit Sandhu 🙏🏻. Watch on YouTube.