Shades of Hope from Transmission 2: The Wheat and Chaff found in Part Two: The Freedom Transmissions, Pages ✨ 109-123 In this chapter of The Freedom Transmissions, we are talking about the light forms of hope, the meaning of separation, and how the thoughts we think matters. Here I am reflecting upon the book from my own lens. I share only my own thoughts, learnings, and ideas. _____________________ Now we move into Transmission 2. Transmission 2 is called The Wheat and the Chaff and within this transmission, we begin with the chapter Shades of Hope. The shades of hope are the Light form or the shadow form of Hope. Whether it is light or shadow, they each have their own energy of hope. So, we’ll talk about this and how our thought bubbles and fears are connected to it. How we choose to think about things matters. We’ll also look at the power of originality, manifestation, the healthy side of separation, and how we are all here as soul’s having a human experience. This is Shades of Hope. Please share this episode with anyone you think might be interested. ↘️ ___________________________ To start, there’s something I want to highlight — something that Yeshua addresses at the top of this chapter. In these transmissions, Yeshua’s offerings cover many different topics and thoughts, and depending on where you are in your life, some will resonate, some will not. As a matter of fact, you might not even remember having read some words, passages, and paragraphs when you pick up the book a second or third time. This is a phenomenon I’ve heard many people say, and it’s one I’ve experienced as well. Like I’ll open the book to a random page and read something I don’t even remember having read before. So Yeshua basically says that this will happen because it all depends on where our awareness is placed on any given day or moment. He says, “Oftentimes in My Offerings, I like to liberate several different birds with one stone. That is why, as you listen to the Offering, depending on where you are in your soul’s evolution, you can hear and experience very different revelations at different times.” So in this chapter, we don’t actually get to talking about hope until later in the chapter … although, of course, everything that’s discussed does connect and relate to one another. We begin by continuing the conversation around the wheat and the chaff, which we previously talked about in the chapter on The Thread and the Stitching of the Dreaming. Essentially the wheat is our soul, spirit, and consciousness; the chaff is our body, form, and matter. While the chaff has worth, our wheat IS worth. We already talked about the two representations of separating the wheat from the chaff: one is through death, when our body returns to the earth and our soul returns to Spirit; and the other is separating from anything that doesn’t resonate or align with our evolution, like our imbalances. Here we are reminded that the word “separation” isn’t negative. While yes, there is a shadow form of separation — like feelings of disconnect, comparison, or unworthiness — there’s also a light side of separation. For instance, separation can create choice, it can create an identity that is independent from the outer world, and it can create space between you ego and your spirit self. Some examples of separation in it’s light form could be times that you remove yourself from conflict to ground yourself; it could be letting someone go with love; it could be taking space from issues so that you can discern what matters to you; or it could be unstitching from behaviors or distorted thoughts that keep you in density. It’s separating the truth from a story. It’s also having the awareness of separation between your soul and your body. And in that space of separation, is where you can access that vast invisible field of infinite possibilities. I believe that it’s here where we create and pull forth our dreams and co-cr