The Illusion of Time and the Flow of Devotion: A Message from the Light Council

Unveiling the Eternal: A Conversation with the Light Council

We are human. I mean, here we are—in bodies, walking through our lives, feeling the weight of schedules, emotions, and the endless dance of giving and receiving. But have you ever paused and wondered: How much of what we experience is actually eternal truth, and how much is just the illusion of this realm?

I find myself asking that question often. And when I do, I turn to the Light Council—wise beings from the divine realms who have guided me for years. I like to ask them questions, sometimes big ones, sometimes simple ones, to understand what is truly eternal versus what is simply part of our human experience.

Recently, I asked them about something that seems to affect so many of us: feeling like we don’t have enough time or energy to give. Their response stirred something deep within me, and I want to share it with you.

Message from the Light Council

Shanti: Do you ever feel like you don’t have time to give? Like you just can’t do it? We have this concept called "taking personal time." Do you?

The Light Council: We are in a state of ever-growing union with God; there is no such thing as personal time. Time itself is a construct. We exist in union and allow devotional energy to flow in whatever way serves the highest good.

We are never tired. We do not feel burdened. Because we are all One. There is no lack—no lack of energy, no lack of time, no experience of anything being taken away.

Nothing can be taken from that which you are. You are all of it. You cannot be without it or have it taken from you, for it is you, and you are it. We do not need the separation of "good" and "bad," "with" or "without," because we exist in integration—union.

Shanti: So why do we worry that we can’t do it? That we won’t have enough energy?

The Light Council: Because you are in an isolated state, seeing the pieces, while we see only the whole.

We are thrilled and blissful in assisting, for we perceive the benefit of the whole as it unfolds.

Shanti: Like the trees taught me—there is no giving and receiving; it is all one action.

The Light Council: Yes. Know that time helps you to experience this truth. There is nowhere to go and nothing to get. It is already here.

Reflections on the Message

Their words stirred something so simple yet profound: the idea that we are never without. What if that sense of "I don’t have enough time" or "I’m too drained to give" isn’t about a real lack, but about feeling disconnected from the wholeness we’re always a part of?

The Light Council reminds us that when we feel depleted, it’s often because we’re seeing life through fragmented pieces instead of the full, expansive picture. Imagine a wave believing it’s separate from the ocean—it might panic, thinking it must sustain itself alone. But the wave is the ocean. It can’t run out of water because it is the water.

We are like that wave. When we reconnect to the whole, the energy we need flows effortlessly. There’s no strain in a tree giving oxygen or a river flowing downstream. They simply are, and in that beingness, they serve.

So, perhaps the next time we feel exhausted or overwhelmed, we can pause and ask ourselves: Am I feeling disconnected from the whole? How can I return to that sense of union?

Maybe it's a breath, a prayer, or simply stepping outside to remember that we are not alone in this. We are part of a vast, eternal flow that never runs dry.

Everything we need is already here.