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

Freedom Series: Shoud II - The Voice of Freedom
Let’s take a deep breath … deep breath with that. I’ve got Cauldre all choked up. Deep breath.
And I’ll go one step further. You’re doing this, not me. You are really doing this. Otherwise, you wouldn’t
be sitting here listening, taking part, laughing, applauding (audience applauds), because it truly is you.
The Four “S’s” of Forgiveness
Now, let’s go into forgiveness. Four things, because you always have to – humans like a little list. So we
have four “S’s.” That’s why before we couldn’t do polarization, because it didn’t fit in. Linda, if you could
write for us please. Four “S’s” of forgiveness, in particular. I want you really to feel into this. This is for you,
but also for others that come along.
~ Separation
First one and foremost, the one that really applies to you. The first forgiveness is for separation – not
polarization, because these are all going to be “S’s” – for separation. Separation. And these are the four “S’s”
of forgiveness.
Separation. There is a guilt, a shame that you are carrying around – and been carrying around for a long time
– that you did something wrong by getting separated. It would be like if you were driving down the road and
suddenly you got lost and you feel terrible about it, and the first thing you do is, say is “Ah! What did I do
wrong? I should have brought the map? I should have brought a GPS. My boyfriend told me that I should
have done this, and I didn’t listen and I feel terrible and now I got lost.” Hold it a second. Did you really get
lost? Or did you just get off the road for a different type of experience?
Did you really get separated from Spirit? No. You, you … there’s a very deep wound that you have from
that – it goes way, way back to when you crossed through the Wall of Fire a long time ago, but it’s also very
current, very present – and you keep repeating separation over and over, trying to learn something new. And
what, Linda – one of Linda’s favorite sayings – what is the definition of …
LINDA: Insanity.
ADAMUS: … insanity, Linda? Definition of insanity is?
LINDA: Doing the same thing over and over and over again …
ADAMUS: Camera. It’s got the light on it now.
LINDA: (she looks at the camera) Doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a different outcome.
ADAMUS: Yes. Yes. So you continue to set up experiences of separation in your life – separation from
family, spouses, jobs, and yourself, of course – experiencing separation over and over, trying to figure it out.
Have you? No. Don’t answer, I’ll answer for you. (Adamus chuckles) Have you? No. So there’s this anxiety
about separation, and it’s one of the big anxieties about death, actually, because you think you’re going to
go through another level of separation, which you do, but it’s a nice one.
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