Adamus® Saint-Germain Adamus® Saint-Germain - Crimson Circle

Freedom Series: Shoud II - The Voice of Freedom
So the point, the moral of the story is – that’s the simplified version of forgiveness – “It wasn’t me. It was
an aspect. It was yesterday. I’m not going to carry around that old luggage – emotional, physical, painful
luggage – anymore.”
Now, something triggers here – old programming, it’s in the matrix, it’s been programmed in – “I can’t do
that. No. Because if I do that, if I am that irresponsible, what about … what if I go back to drinking again?
What if I go back to abusing people? I made a vow to myself, ‘never ever.’ What if I am so cavalier that I
just say, ‘That wasn’t me.’ Am I delusional? Am I irresponsible that I can just shirk it off like that, without
feeling it deeply, without penance, without anything other than giving Adamus some money?” Ten dollars.
(Adamus chuckles) “Can I do that?”
That is freedom. That’s a tough one, and most of you aren’t going to do it. You’ll think about it. You’ll
laugh. You’ll kind of say, “Oh, what a great idea,” and you’re going to talk to your friends tonight and
say, “Oh yeah …”
LINDA: I have a question.
ADAMUS: I didn’t think it was Q&A time yet!
LINDA: I have a question. You said every word except responsibility. What about responsibility?
ADAMUS: What about it?
LINDA: Does that play into it at all? Some people just take responsibility. It’s not just about feeling like they
have to pay penance; just merely taking responsibility.
ADAMUS: Actually, this is all part of the prescripted discussion. She interrupts me and I act a little offended.
(laughter) Interrupt Adamus! I’m a Master with my own podium! You cannot interrupt me! Take that!
(laughter as he “shoots” some energy at Linda and she recoils)
For those of you watching the first time that are still here (laughter), this is a Crimson Circle special program.
Responsibility. That’s an interesting question, and I’m going to put it right back on all of you. What’s more
responsible?
What is more responsible, walking around with that backpack filled with yesterday? Really? Is that really
responsible, walking around with who you used to be? (audience is saying “No”) No, it’s a lot of things,
but it’s actually not responsible. And if you are going to start taking responsibility for your soul – which
you haven’t; you pretended it was somewhere else, which I’ll talk about in a moment – if you’re going
to take responsibility for your soul, I contend – I’m not saying you have to believe – but I contend that
responsibility starts right now by understanding actually really it wasn’t you and I can prove it. It was the net
result of old programming – hypnosis, past life b.s., things that were inflicted by teachers, parents, mostly
yourself though and mostly programming.
So what is more responsible, I ask. To continue with the old programming or to stop right now and say, “That
really was not me! That was a lot of things, but that was not me. I’m not going to blame it on a conspiracy,
because suddenly I’m in a very, very bad energy dynamic. And if I blame it on a conspiracy, I’m allowing
somebody else to have control over me.”
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