MHR EP 2634 - Diamonds

If you were a diamond, what cut would you want to be?  Careful what you wish for! Jeannette tells us Heaven doesn’t waste our hard moments in life, they have a purpose.“Don't judge your life by the pressure you're feeling today. The very things that seem to be shaping you the hardest may be creating the brilliance that will one day shine the brightest.”

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Transcript

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If you were a diamond, what cut would you want to be? What if I told you that there's more to it? That there are benefits and resources from heaven that are available to help you in this life, and you've never heard about them. Are you curious? Well, join Gordon Merrill as he digs deeper into making heaven real in this life.

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Welcome back to Making Heaven Real as we present messages from Jeanette. This time Jeanette says she wants to talk about diamonds. Not in the diamonds are a girl's best friend kind of way. Not like that at all. But more about the brilliance, the depth of them, and their hardness. This may be a time for me to tell you to be careful what you wish for. Some of the more sought-after cuts of diamonds have more facets, more sparkle, and a deeper dimension, all of which requires more cuts. Jeanette goes on to say, so what we're talking about is a moment in time, the brilliance. It doesn't come out of nowhere. It's shaped by pressure, just like diamonds by depth, and everything that has once hidden beneath the surface. When a spark from heaven speaks, it often arrives the same way, like a shimmer breaking through the weight of what we have carried, revealing beautiful clarity we didn't even know we were ready for. Every message is like a facet. Insight is a spark. And when you turn towards light, even the hardest moments begin to shine. So again, pressure makes clarity. Sometimes it's comfortable, sometimes it's not. Sometimes it's not easy. It's actually true pressure. The Earth's impact forcing the coal into the diamond. The diamond can't be broken. Oh well, maybe it can, but with extreme pressure. And then it becomes dust. But even then it will shimmer even more. And those facets, that's the shine you're becoming. Because spirit doesn't waste your hard moments. Jeanette's message sort of hits home for all of us who have suffered a major devastating loss on the human level. She reminded us last week, spiritually, we're never alone. But that human suit still struggles to cope and handle the pressure of the loss and those events that cut deep. What stood out to me most was her statement that spirit doesn't waste our hard moments. The pressure we experience may not be comfortable, and it may not be make sense while we're going through it. But from heaven's perspective, those experiences are helping to create clarity, strength, and beauty within us that we may not yet be able to see. So in short, don't judge your life by the pressure you're feeling today. The very things that seem to be shaping you the hardest may be creating the brilliance that will one day shine the brightest. Jeanette says that her final thought a moment ago was spirit doesn't waste your hard moments. It repurposes them. Every delay sharpens you. Every time you're disappointed, it redirects you. Every heavy thing you carry gave you the strength to hold on, to keep going, and to find out what's coming next. You and the people listening are stepping into a phase where the shimmer shows up first and the full brilliance will come later. She goes on to say, if something, anything in your life is catching that light right now, pay deep attention. Pay attention to all the signs, the signals, the symbols, the numbers, the colors, the glimpse of light in a person's eye. That energy or spark is what's nudging you forward. That's heaven signaling alignment. What's happening before you is your next chapter cracking open. You are not lost, late, or even behind. You're polishing just like a diamond. And the crazy thing is when you're standing in, ready, anticipating, worried, confused, it's already shining. You just haven't turned towards the light yet to be able to see its full brilliance. But that moment, the beauty, light, anticipation, it comes, and you feel the spirit aligning you to the truth, which was already yours. That truth? That you're loved, deeply loved. We're not going to let you miss this. She goes on to say the moments, enchantment and peace, light, love, honor, hope, and dreams. They're all yours on the physical realm, so that you can tuck it away into your soul and keep it tight and travel eventually to a new energy that is full of wonder and grace. Hold on tight. We are witnessing the splendor of this light with you, and we anticipate your growth daily with excitement, applauding every step and every moment. Remember when I asked if you were a diamond, what cut you would be, and then I said, Be careful what you wish for. What stands out to me most in Jeanette's message is that she isn't really talking about the diamonds at all. Every bit of her statement was talking about us. She's talking about the way life's hardships, losses, disappointments, and challenges shape who we become. Just as the diamonds brilliance is revealed through pressure and the creation of many facets, our own character, wisdom, and spiritual depth are often revealed through the difficult moments we endure. Remember, Jeanette reminds us that spirit doesn't waste our hard moments. What feels like breaking may actually be shaping. What feels like delay may be preparation. But the real truth we've discussed before is the most reassuring. Heaven has never lost control. What happens in our life is by design. Our spirit team, along with us, has mapped out this mission to Earth as our life's plan. All in a conscious effort to use the cuts, the pressure, and the hard times to learn, grow, and mature. That same plan is what is reshaping our spirit and molding our diamond into the multifaceted thing of beauty, precision, brilliance, and clarity we anticipated in our design. Like a diamond, our brilliance is often being formed long before we can see it. So as you enter this next week, keep this mantra close. I'm being shaped, not broken. Every challenge reveals a new facet, and every moment of pressure is helping my light shine more brightly. I know spirit has my back and makes the most out of my hard moments. All is not hard pressure and loss in this message. Pay attention to the small sparks of light around you. Notice the moments of hope, the signs of encouragement, the unexpected peace, and the glimpses of joy. They may be heaven's way of reminding you that your next chapter is already beginning to shine. You are not lost, you're not behind, you're being polished. And although you may not yet see the full brilliance that is emerging, heaven does. So keep going. Trust the process, trust your plan, and let your spirit catch the light. Remember, heaven anticipates your growth daily with excitement, applauding every step and every moment. That makes heaven real in your life right now.

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