Duties of the Spiritual Guardian of the Essence.

Phone call by Faith on 5-26-95

Faith phoned me to explain all the duties and responsibilities she and the other Guardians have relating to the Essence of each of us, of which she has 150 to deal with.

First, she explained that the Essence is our Energy, the Chi, the Kundalini, and that it can be drained by the turned Essence of someone else, as Mary did to me the other night when she went into my bedroom and laid on top of the bed and demanded that I give her an explanation of why I wasn't sleeping in her bed each night. She drained energy from Michael, who was protecting me the best he could, but when he got dangerously low in energy level, then Ruth, his Guardian, had to take over to get me out of the house. That is why she made sure I got on my clothes and drove away from the house, so that Michael would not be further drained.

Michael does leave each night during sleep to get recharged of energy, and to continue with the lessons for his charge to learn for the next day and beyond. He only needs to leave a small percentage of himself with me to allow me to sleep at night. But during the day, when I am confronted with others, some of whom will want to sap my energy, then he is there in full force, trying to cope with that demand. But it can only go on so long before I am in danger, and then Ruth must remove me from the scene. If I do not make the physical effort to do so, she would have to take over and move me in some other way.

Other duties of the Guardian:

1.	Creating situations where I will then make important decisions. At times when I have not

been paying attention to Michael's urging to do what needs to be accomplished to fulfill my life plan, the Guardian has had to step in and create a situation or encounter(s) which will stimulate me to take appropriate action. An important one was when I was looking for a career direction, and thought of being an architect in the Philippines. I was good at constructing things, like

models, and thought of doing that with buildings. Ruth wanted me to reconstruct people with MPD, but I didn't think of medicine or psychiatry. So, when I was indecisive and working at Cookie's Restaurant, she made the waitress coming to work hold my hand and say, "You've got the hands of a doctor." That was her way of nudging me into the direction of looking at medical school, which would lead to psychiatry as a specialty.

2.	Picking my mate. She is the one who finds the husband or wife for the person. Ruth

picked Mitzi as the perfect one with whom I could live out my Life Plan, have children, allow to live longer than other husbands would have, and from whom I would learn first-hand about DID in one's mate. She makes sure that we fall in love without even knowing much about the other one at first, that we get disillusioned with other lovers, and that we feel they are the only ones we cannot live without. The one she picks out has to be the one who will allow me to payback the karma from prior life marriages, so I must have been a lousy mate the last time around.

3.	Picking family of birth. The Guardian picks the birth family, (mother, father and social group) into which we will be born. It is the one where our Life Plan can be completed properly if we go along with the program. When we are prematurely killed, she then has to find a similar family in a similar culture so that we can start over again and finish up our work in a similar setting.

4.	Picking boyfriends and girlfriends. Since we need compatible companions, the Guardian

picks our best friends and other close associates, those whom we will be friends with all our lives, from childhood on. (Those whom we stay friends with all our lives are members of the 150 under one Guardian.) These are the ones whom we have been associated with in past lives, too, and can continue with them, as we know their ways and they know ours. These are the people that you are comfortable with as they are not manipulating or playing games with you. This also includes early romantic partners, those we learn from on how to become romantic, so that we are practiced when we meet the one we are to mate with.

5.	Picking schoolmates. This is a continuation of more social contacts as in #4.

6.	Picking jobs. Each Guardian knows what job each person should hold at each stage of

lifetime, and knows that there is a proper job for each one of us. She will steer us to the right job, if we will be flexible enough to not set unrealistic limits. We may have to move, take lower pay, work alone, or work in a group. But the right job is there for us to go to, if we will follow her direction.

7.	Picking sequential mates. The Guardian will know if we are supposed to have only one

mate per lifetime or several. If we are to have several, she will make sure we become single at the right time, and that the next prospective mate is available and willing at that juncture. She will then push them to get acquainted, so that they get married. Some people are not to get married, and some are to stay with the first mate, and have no more marriages in this lifetime.

Each Guardian, with her 150 Essences, has the full range of immature to mature Essences. A few of the immature Essence will turn, and decide that they do not want to cooperate with the CIE, want to do things their way, and so they get rebellious. When they are between lives, they then have to be rehabilitated by the CIE, the level depending on how seriously they have deviated from the rules of "The Creator." There are always going to be 4-5 turning Essences in the 150 of each Guardian. The Guardian of the other party's Essence then has to protect her Essence's charge from the harm of a turned Essence who is trying to sap her charge, or otherwise harm her charge.

Psychic attack is very real, as I have described in the past, and is the turned Essence draining energy from the "normal" Essence. The Guardian must step in to protect her Essence when the Essence has lost all the energy that can be spared, so that the charge is able to defend himself against physical harm.

Differences in "going along with the CIE's program" vs. living life as humans usually do:

1.	There would be no power differentials between people. Each would do his/her own job, which would be different, but no one would be in a position of power over anyone else. There would be no masters and slaves, no employers and employees. All would be equal in status, though doing different things, depending on experience, skill, and talent.

2.	There would be no attempt to solve problems by threats of violence or by violence. Since

the Essence cannot be destroyed, there is no point in threatening to destroy it to get its cooperation. Negotiation and discussion is the way problems would be dealt with. Anyone could plead his/her case, and the objection would be listened to, but eventually, they would all arrive at a proper solution. All solutions would be win-win, as there would he no desire for a win-lose solution to any dispute.

3.	People would not work for money. Money would return to being a medium of exchange

between those with different talents and assets. It would not be that which you were working for as we do now. We would have faith that the CIE will continue to provide the proper opportunities to us to live, work, play, love, etc. and we do not need to pile up treasures on earth to ensure that goal.

4.	Humans would not be putting down, degrading or disrespecting one another. All would

have respect for each other, realizing that we are "equal in the sight of the Creator," but unequal in experience, talent, spiritual growth, etc. All of that is changeable, however, and is no reason to disrespect any other human being. Those who are farther along in spiritual development have an obligation to aid and educate those still coming on behind them, just as they were aided by those before them. They are there to teach, not chastise those behind them for being stupid.

5.	Any solutions of problems by trying to kill another person would cease. It would be apparent that there is no answer in killing anyone, as their Essence will he back in another body, as will ours, and the problem will have to be dealt with all over again, in another setting and time. So we might as well leave everyone alive for as long as they are able to continue until their Life Plan is accomplished and they can die of "natural causes" because it is time to do so. The death penalty would be abolished, as would warfare aimed at killing ones political enemies.

6.	Revenge for misdeeds would not be the answer of "victims." The victims would realize
that they are the recipients of the injury because they have a karmic debt to settle, and that any revengeful acts would only set up another series of karmic debts and repayments, either now or in a future lifetime. So enacting revenge would only delay the spiritual development that all of us want on the inside, and that it would only prolong our unhappiness.