Kicked in the Stomach!
By: Sharon McCormick
I get hits from my hybrid kids – names,
ages, preferences, what we do together in dreamtime. So I wasn’t surprised last
month when a girl I hadn’t met before contacted me. What was a huge shock were the circumstances, the name she’d picked for
herself, and the surprising results.
A bit of backstory: In the 1970s I
worked for a film festival in Los Angeles. One year during the festival I
turned around and saw the most gorgeous guy I’ve ever (still to this day) laid
eyes on. Oscar M. I literally felt like I’d been kicked in the stomach. The
breath shot out of me. I never saw him again but even after all this time, he
occasionally pops into my head.
Okay, back to that night last month:
In dreamtime I was in an office talking to a man. His wife came in with their
three kids. I realized the man was Oscar M. First shock! One of the children
let me know telempathically that she’s Oscar’s and my hybrid daughter.
I asked the child her name. She
told me the one she’d chosen. Shock #2: No way! I told her that couldn’t be
right – because it was the name of a human being I’d harbored negative feelings
toward for some time. I’d worked and worked to release the negativity. I knew
it lowered my vibration, but so far, no good.
I explained that to the girl, then again
asked her name. And again. Five times she gave me the same answer, smiling each
time. Then she said the reason she took that name was to help me integrate my
feelings about the person, that my love for her, the child, would allow me to
release the negativity.
Amazingly, it worked. Shocker 3! With
her help, I was able to take my feelings to neutral. After that, I’ve gradually
discovered allowance, acceptance, peace…
The hybrid children are so advanced
and so loving, they’re genuinely happy to help us humans up our vibrations, individually
and collectively. It’s win/win because they’re really excited about coming to
Earth and the sooner we’re ready, the sooner they can come. Thank you, my
wonderful – full of wonder – daughter! Your name at last sits easily on my
tongue.
And now I know why, when I saw
Oscar M standing across the room 40 years ago, I felt like I’d been kicked in
the stomach. I already knew him. Nothing like a relationship forged on a spaceship
to give one a giant jolt!
Very nice story, Sharon! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow would you determine the difference between negativity versus something you don't prefer?
Thanks, Julie!
DeleteAh, good question! I'd felt dissed by the person I mentioned in the story and was holding onto a good bit - actually, a great deal :) - of anger and resentment. I certainly didn't prefer to be in that energy, but the feelings were distinctly different than, say, knowing I'd prefer to be swimming with the wild dolphins than washing the dishes! Silly example but does that work? If it's still unclear, I'll ponder it some more.
Thank you for asking. It's made me think about the distinction myself!
That makes sense! I think you're right in asking ourselves questions to investigate the feeling further. Such as being stuck in traffic - can't do anything about it and negativity will get us nowhere so just sit tight and twiddle your thumbs in the meantime. Or if it's a coworker that's crawling under your skin - we do have a choice to either accept their annoyance or do something about it, as long as we do not invalidate their own path they've chosen to follow. Thanks, Sharon! :)
DeleteStuck in traffic - ha! Driving to Sacramento last weekend to facilitate a hybrid children workshop, I found myself in the middle of a dead stop on the 5. The sign said, "Accident at (some exit). All lanes blocked." I decided to practice "Circumstances don't matter. Only state of being matters." I put in a Bashar CD, zoned out and communed with the trees on the side of the freeway. Don't even know how long I sat there but I pulled it off. Soooo proud of myself :)!
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