Newsletter, 23.07.2010

Dear Newsletter Reader,

On our planet, the word soul is foreign to us. This is the planet where the soul leaves the body after a human incarnates. Usually, it is a gradual process, as we become someone we are not. We become someone others wanted us to be, not who we truly are.

We know much more about the planet Mars than about our own soul. The soul is terra incognita on planet Earth, “uncharted territory.”

Over the last weeks, I have been spending a lot of time in and on a very special lake in central Switzerland, the Vierwaldstättersee. I have been having a very unusual time in this lake. It seems as if a very large number of human souls “live” in the depths of this lake.

For much of my life, I have been attracted to this lake. I have often driven by it on the way to someplace else, often to Italy, and stopped by its side to find a kind of peace I haven't found in many other places in this world. The attraction has gotten much greater in the last weeks. Although, the place where I swim in Lake Zürich is only a few moments away from my house, and I can generally jump in any time of day, I have been tending to swim almost daily in the Vierwaldstättersee, a 50 minute automobile trip from my house. Last week I spent a few days there with my wife; we even took our kayak there and spent much time paddling over its mystical waters.

When I am in the lake, particularly under the water’s surface, I experience the souls much strongly than I have normally done. Experiencing the souls of humanity within my body has been a rather normal experience for me most of my life. But the lake has intensified this experience greatly and has been defining more work with other humans much more.

It seems like I walk around with everybody’s soul, the greatest part of their own being that they don’t want. In the so-called socialization process, which means learning how to live within earth’s society, people are forced to give up their soul. That’s how I see it. The soul has to go someplace, and I have discovered that one of the places they go is into the deep waters. The Vierwaldstättersee is therefore a very special place. You can find your soul more easily there.

The human journey is about finding your soul. It is about getting it back and living from its perspective. It is the only way to find peace and joy in physical life.

Life is not about amassing wealth, controlling others or finding your place in a system that wishes to control you. That is what socialization does: It prepares you to be someone you are not, to fit into a social and cultural space that is not your own.

I find my job with people that of “giving them back their soul,” of enabling them to find who they truly are and to bring that back into the body.

But, we are in a time when more than the human soul wishes to incarnate into the body. The cosmic spheres are waiting to join us and literally incarnate into us. We need them to gain new knowledge, gain a new perspective and gain new abilities to heal our planet and ourselves. We are in a time of great change. It is the time of the Divine Self, a time in which the cosmic dimensions of being and uniting with the soul to enter the human body. It is time that we realize this and do everything we can to enable this process in a gentle way.

I have been writing a series of texts over the last days giving voice to some of the souls inside. Ever since I began going to the Vierwaldstättersee regularly, these souls have been becoming much louder. They want to be heard, and they want to reach people.

We have been receiving quite a bit of feedback about these texts. People have been reading them. The texts touch them, and they move them toward change.

For this reason, I have decided to continue writing them and have placed the first five together in one booklet that is now available as a PDF file to be downloaded. You may download it here.

Andrew Terker