Terri Newlon June 6 2013
Djwhal Khul here. Tashi Delek.
Alright. This is a perfect time to cover the topic on trust and belief systems.
True trust is an inner knowing that something is perfectly in place, perfectly balanced. It can also be in the form more of an alert of not trusting that the lamp is going to stay on the table if the dog knocks into the table, that kind of thing. So it could be trust or not trusting.
And then we have another dynamic here which involves the belief systems. Now the nature of belief systems is to build upon one belief and then create a system of beliefs. So, for example, the dog frequently bats his tail and knocks things over that are that height therefore if I am going to place a table and a lamp at his height range I need to make sure they are heavy and won’t fall over easily or whatever it is. So you build a structure of belief systems.
And then trust is something that is occurring now within humanity, it’s sort of crumbling. Maybe I can’t trust the stock market or I can’t trust a certain person that I know to keep their word, or I can’t really trust that tomorrow is going to be another good day.

With Monday’s 

This photo was taken by a reader in Scotland during the time of the “inky” solar eruption and coronal mass ejections on February 6. It doesn’t translate that well in the box above, but you can catch a glimpse of the magenta “light” that appeared in the rays of Sun on the wooded ground. It is most unusual and very beautiful.


