Good morning, dear ones. I am Amma, the Divine Mother of the divine mothers, and I am your mother. This one [the channel] has told you that we do not see you in the same way as you see yourself. We see only the love from which you are made. We see your light as it sparkles on this Earth. We see the energy of your soul, which has learned so much over the thousands of lifetimes you have lived. That is what we see. Know that, no matter what you have learned in the past through your spiritual or religious upbringing, we (the one God, the one energy, the one love — spirit) have no judgment of you. It is not true that there is any chance you will go into a hell of our making. You might go into a hell of your making. We encourage you not to.

The father’s love declared you into being. My love had you resting in my womb as you grew and developed, and you are still there. I have watched as you have struggled to forgive yourself and to forgive others. Dear ones, do not struggle any longer. Just do it. Do it as easily as you would put down the pen you have been writing with and no longer need. Do it as easily as you have taken a piece of candy, put it in your mouth, and thrown the wrapper away. That wrapper is what happened and the candy, which you brought into you, is what you have learned and become. You do not need the wrapper any longer. You are a marvelous expression of our love for all, for the universe, the universes, multiverses, omniverses, and however many more verses there are.

Now, I would like you to see yourself with whichever aspect of spirit you relate to most with either an arm around you or holding your hand. It can be more than one aspect. You might want Yeshua and his mother, Mary. You might want both Mother and Father God. You might just want an energy of Great Spirit to surround you. With our strength with you, call forth either a person you are holding in a place of non-forgiveness or the energy you have pushed down so deeply within yourself that you are unaware of what it is. Ask the energy of non-forgiveness toward a person, people, or institution to come forth out of you.