Godscrolls — Getting Lost, Finding Wisdom & Remembering Your Path

🎙️ Godscrolls — Getting Lost, Finding Wisdom & Remembering Your Path

In this thoughtful and encouraging episode, Cass explores how life’s confusing moments, distractions, and challenges can still guide us back to ourselves.

Through simple teachings inspired by wandering journeys and growing wisdom, children learn that getting lost sometimes is part of learning—and that they can always return to their truth.

✨ You can always find your way again
 ✨ Difficult experiences can help you grow wiser
 ✨ Your heart can guide you back to yourself

A comforting and empowering episode for kids and families learning how to trust themselves, make aligned choices, and grow through life’s experiences 💛

#Godscrolls #Wandering #Lost #Spirituality #Faith #PeerPressure #Distractions #HardTimes #Love #Compassion

Transcript

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Blessings. This is the Galactic Godcast, a sacred space to receive messages from the Over Soul, the quantum field, and the living light that we are made of. My name is Cass, the Cosmic Being, and this is your divine remembrance. Now, today we are going through God scrolls, specifically chapters 14 and 15 within the Kurandavu Sutra. I am reading from the origins of Om Manipadmium by Alexander Studholm. It is a study of the Karindavu Sutra. Now let's get into it as we learn these two chapters. Chapter 14, Wandering in Sinhala, and chapter 15, Wandering in Varanasi. And please pardon any mispronunciations. Now both chapters entail wandering. What does wandering mean? Wandering means exploring, traveling, and most certainly learning through experience. Sometimes in life, we do not always know exactly where we are going. And that is what these chapters support. They support that it is okay if you do not know exactly where you are going in life. This is where wandering expands through learning from moments of exploration and travel. Because we can still learn while we travel. Now, specifically, chapter 14, wandering in Sinhala. In this chapter, beings travel through a place called Sinhala. While traveling, they experience distractions, confusion, really difficult situations, and things that try to pull them away from truth. It's fascinating because it feels like distortions, these distractions, these confusions, they are pretty lies. They look nice, but instead they cause conflict and confuse the being that is experiencing these moments of being pulled away from their truth. This is where in our lives there can be peer pressure, other beings pressuring you to get off of your path of truth. These are major distractions. A beloved family member could peer pressure and distract you. A sibling, a partner, a person you saw as a friend, a stranger, there are, it doesn't matter the title, we can find it everywhere in life: peer pressure and distractions, even beings that support making untruthful choices. There was a moment where I wanted to say bad choices, but depending on the person, that person suggesting it may not view it as bad. So instead of saying good or bad, it's more of making choices that are not truthful to the person making the choice. And this is how life becomes very easy to forget yourself, to forget who you are truthfully. This is where life becomes incredibly easy to follow what everyone else is doing, follow what the crowd is doing, and absolutely supports the disconnect of your truth in your heart center. When life throws these distractions and beings that support these untruthful choices and confusing situations, it becomes very easy to stop listening to your heart. You can get lost as many times as your soul needs to learn and remember your truth. But you still choosing kindness or honesty, choosing your truth, that is remembering your path. Now, chapter 15: Wandering in Varanasi. This is where the journey continues into another place called Varanasi. Again, pardon mispronunciation. This chapter is more about the learning and wisdom gathered for understanding life more deeply. The beings are still traveling, again, it's still wandering, but now they are beginning to notice more, understand more, and they are growing wiser every experience they have. And this chapter I really appreciate because sometimes those difficult experiences actually help us become smarter, understand ourselves better, and make better choices later on. The big lesson is that you do not have to know everything immediately. Wisdom grows over time and over experienced knowledge. This is the main difference of knowing something, being knowledgeable versus being wise and having wisdom. It's that experience, it's the moment you got to apply that knowledge. And the vast message of both chapters teaches us that you may get distracted sometimes, you may feel utterly confused, but you can always come back to yourself. And every experience, even hard ones, even the very confusing, challenging ones, can teach you something important. Now, if there is something to remember from going through these two chapters, it's that even when you feel lost, you can still find your way. Let's actually, I like that. Let's say that as a mantra. You're welcome to say this out loud or within your mind's eye. Even when I feel lost, I can still find my way. Let's do a mini practice. If you are able to close your eyes and take a deep inhale, slow exhale. Imagine yourself walking on a path through a vast forest. Sometimes the path gets confusing. But ahead there is a soft golden light. That light is your heart. Your truth. Your inner wisdom. Now say within your mind's eye, I trust myself to find my way. Take another deep inhale and slow exhale as you open your eyes. If you are wanting to meditate upon these chapters or reflect with some questions, recognize if you have ever followed the crowd, even when it did not feel right or support your truth. And next, what helps you remember who you are? Lastly, what is something challenging or difficult that taught you a very important lesson? Now, I hope these chapters deeply connect you towards the aspect of spiritual discernment and wandering through illusions without losing yourself. This is wisdom gained through lived experiences, and the most important part is remembering your path after confusion. Again, everyone has encountered distractions, distortions, illusions that cause the confusion. It is our divine light that brings us out of those experiences. Thank you so much. And as always, be the light, be the love, be the quantum field, and remember the universe is within you.