Question: I am a new ascended master student, and I am immeasurably grateful to the masters for giving me a worldview and a spiritual identity that deeply resonates with me. Despite believing that I have little to offer, I was inspired to consider speaking out in society after hearing Saint Germain’s dictations at the New Year’s 2025 webinar and at Reconnecting to Your Divine Plan 2018 conference. But I need guidance on how to do so. How can an ascended master student who is trained as a health researcher act as a conduit for the masters to help awaken people from their inaction to protect universal healthcare in Canada? In Canada, I believe that the political inaction by most well-resourced Canadians largely stems from a desire to be seen as good, undisruptive citizens and a lack of awareness of a viable alternative approach. Exacerbating this apathetic tendency are threats that may destabilize our economy, which are leading some people to support conservative politicians who are defunding our public healthcare system and supporting privatization models like those in the United States. However, there are also many people who are questioning the interests of politicians largely due to the uncovering of lies of past and current political parties when mass graves of indigenous children were found, stemming from the attempted genocide of indigenous peoples across Canada. Furthering the public’s disenchantment of the government was the news that health officials misrepresented the limited safety data for the COVID mRNA vaccines. I feel that the topic of healthcare offers a backdoor approach to raise the consciousness of Canadians by encouraging discussion about the determinants of health and illness in relation to the ascended master’s worldview, along with core teachings that humans are psychological beings who need to connect to their higher spiritual selves to receive true love and build self-esteem. Such a dialogue could be a galvanizing force to unify our diverse communities and imagine new ways of thinking about health, illness and healthcare relative to the strengths and limitations of Western, Eastern and indigenous healing modalities. Please help me see how one could leverage both the openness to dialogue of many Canadians and the widespread belief that we are a nation that cares about all people. This engagement may help some overcome their discomfort to hold political leaders accountable to not only protect public healthcare, but evolve the system to become holistic and responsive to individual and family needs.
Answer from the Ascended Master Mother Mary through Kim Michaels. This answer was given during the 2026 New Year Webinar.
First of all, you need to recognize here that when we are talking about using the ascended master’s worldview, you cannot expect that people in general will accept that this comes from something called ascended masters. We have said this before, we have given teachings and answered questions about this before. Look at our teachings, take certain universal ideas, express them in universal terms. Do not refer to ascended masters. We are not seeking to take credit. The messenger needs no credit.
You take certain ideas that are appropriate to your field, whether it is healthcare or something else, and you use those universal ideas to get people to question the current approach, to show them that there might be other things to consider. But you cannot do it with the attitude that you are a missionary for the ascended masters, and that your goal is to get people to accept ascended master teachings. Then, you will meet nothing but opposition and rejection. You need to be very universal, very discerning. It is really not a matter of getting people to accept an ascended master worldview. It is a matter of looking at where they are at in consciousness. What are the few ideas that they might be able to accept, but which would take them to a higher level of awareness? Look at their present situation, look at what brings them a step higher. Do not have an end goal in mind here, or you will be disappointed. As we have seen, many students over the decades become disappointed.
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