Who is Abraham

I would like to start with a quote from Jim Newman, which, to me describes very well where Abraham comes from: “There is no meaning and no need for a meaning of life. Everything is already what it is, which is already needlessly, free and fulfilled. Life is not separate from what is . Without separation, there is no space or distance in which the need for meaning of life could arise.

There is only what is. What is is not objective or subjective, it is not conceptual, knowable or understandable. What is, is indivisible, all encompassing, everything without position or perspective, no inside, no outside, not two, not separate, non dual.”

This is how Abraham describes themselves:

“We are the vibrational essence that equals the culmination of all that has been lived; both physically and non-physically.

We are an energy that is expanding consciously and constantly because of the willingness of physical experience and its contribution to the never-ending want or desire.

We are the expanded version of who each of you are and we are the pure essence of that expanded version.

We hold not any of the concerns that you hold, but we have benefitted from the concerns that you have lived.

We are not stumped by your questions but we ride on the stream of your answers.

We are not bothered by your problems because your problems have inspired the expansion or solution.

We are as broad or as deep as the question that you ask because Law of Attraction will not match you up with the part of us that is different than the part of you.

We can only be as wise as your wisdom, and as loving as your love, and as smart as your brilliance.

We can not be more than you allow us to be.

So when you find something in us that you deem worthy or wonderful or beneficial, you must understand that it is a pure reflection of who you are, because you could not get it from us if you were not it also.

We have enjoyed this interaction immensely.

There is great love here for you.

And as always we remain eternally incomplete. “

Abraham is not a singular consciousness as you feel that you are in your singular bodies. Abraham is collective consciousness. There is a stream or river of consciousness. As one of you asks a question, there are many, many points of consciousness that are funneling through what feels to be one perspective, (because there is, in this case, one human: Esther, who is interpreting or articulating it) so it appears singular to you. We are multidimensional and multi-faceted and, certainly, multi-consciousness.

We mean it when we say to you that we are always with you. We are aware of where you stand in relationship to everything that you want and we, and others like us, those Inner Beings that exist in your vortex, are aware of where you are in relationship to what your want and are offering constant inclinations.

It sort of goes like…since we see where you are and we know what you want,

if we were standing in your physical shoes, we would go this way…

And it’s not just a projection of thought that we are offering you.

Because we have access to your muscles.

We have access to the cells of your body.

We have access to the thoughts that you are thinking.

In other words, that influence, that impulse that you receive is that impulse that is us within you. So when you recognize that we are within you, and that we are giving you an impulse to go this way… to go this way… in your most relaxed state you will go that way.

And when you go in the direction of that which is inspired from within it is our promise, that you are about to rendezvous with something that you have been looking for. And when that happens, the thing that we want you to say to yourself is this:

“I received an impulse, I trusted it, and it paid off”.

Play that game for a week, and you will be free of resistance forevermore.

Use your words the way you use your camera: look for the beauty in words and therefore in vibration; look for the beauty in thoughts and therefore in vibration – that you look for through the lens of your camera.