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Sara Landon returns to Next Level Soul with what she presents as a council speaking through her. She describes herself as awake to intense streams of consciousness and as someone interpreting them, not as their author. One line she attributes to that council is that loving yourself is among the hardest things in a human life. She talks about people feeling worn out, about giving power away, and about habits that start by refusing love for oneself. A life fully in what she calls a new earth is, in this account, meant to spark a large expansion. The next step she urges is not a private high so much as a shared one. Tell the joyful experiences, the miracles, the fun. The preparation she says humanity is in, on this telling, is a preparation to live as the source of those moments rather than to wait for an outside event. She also describes how she works while the council speaks.
Key points
- Landon presents the session as a council speaking, with her interpreting it.
- The council line she repeats is that loving yourself is among the hardest human tasks.
- She describes habits that begin by refusing love for oneself.
- A life in what she calls a new earth is tied to a large expansion.
- She asks people to share joy, miracles, and fun, not only private insight.
Short quotes
The council has recently said one of the most difficult things in the human experience is loving yourself.
Sara Landon, Sara Landon on loving yourself
She passes on a council line about how hard self-love is. Watch at 27:51
I am aware and I'm interpreting the incredibly intense streams of consciousness that they're bringing through.
Sara Landon, Sara Landon on loving yourself
She describes her role as interpreter of what comes through. Watch at 43:46
The next evolution is going to be sharing the joyful experiences you're having, sharing the miracles, sharing the magic, sharing the fun.
Sara Landon, Sara Landon on loving yourself
She says the next step is to share joy, not keep it private. Watch at 1:14:05
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