A Channeled Message from St. Nicholas

A Channeled Message from St. Nicholas; Uncovering the True Spirit of Christmas

Have you ever pondered the deeper significance of Christmas? Unlock the wisdom of the festive season with a channeled message from St. Nicholas, the beloved figure known around the world as Santa Claus, Sinter Klaas, Kris Kringle, and Noel Baba.

Who is St. Nicholas?

If you’re one of the many who celebrate Christmas, you might have discovered mysterious presents under your tree, traditionally attributed to a jolly man in a red suit. Globally known by various names, including St. Nicholas, Santa Claus, and Kris Kringle, the real St. Nicholas, or Nicholas of Myra, was a historical figure with a profound spiritual legacy.

Born in Patara, Lycia, Nicholas was the only son of Theophanes and Nonna. He grew up studying the Scriptures and praying, guided by his devout parents. His deep spiritual beliefs led him to become a monk and eventually the Archbishop of Myra in Lycia. His secret good deeds and generous spirit are well-documented in history.

The Channeled Message from St. Nicholas

When I sat down to channel St. Nicholas, my primary question was about the message he wished to share with the world this Christmas. What he conveyed to me was both profound and insightful, resonating with the true spirit of the season.

St. Nicholas said:

“The holiday season is so much more than simply buying gifts for your friends and family, setting up a Christmas tree, hanging up Christmas stockings, and stuffing them with toys, or placing wrapped gifts under a tree. It goes much deeper than that.

If there was one message, one legacy that I would like to pass on to the current generation, it would be the importance of generously bestowing peace, love, and compassion wherever you find yourself. This type of generosity should not be practiced only one month out of the entire year but should be a daily practice in everything you say and do. Keep your eyes open, look around you, and if you see a need, whether it be for food or clothing, a kind word, or an act of compassion, fill that need by freely doing what you can to help.

This type of generosity and action is selfless. No true act of love and compassion will withstand the test of time if the heart seeks something in return. Give of your talents, time, and finances, for these are gifts freely bestowed upon you from God. When you give, know that it is like pouring fragrant perfume from an abundant and unending source. The fragrance permeates the heart and soul of everyone touched by it. Your reservoir of generosity will never run dry, for the more you give, the more you shall receive in return.

There is too much selfishness in the world today. Selfishness dries and withers the heart, and stifles love. A selfish heart is satisfied for only a moment, then seeks something else to satisfy its lust. True love, however, is kind, generous, and uplifting. It builds others up in word and deed, and never tires of giving the best it has to offer.

Selfishness is rewarded in the instant moment, while true love creates a karmic spark that affects eternity.”

Reflecting on St. Nicholas’s Wisdom

St. Nicholas’s words remind us to look beyond the material aspects of Christmas and embrace the spirit of selfless giving and compassion. As we prepare for the holiday season, let’s take this message to heart and spread love, kindness, and generosity in our actions and interactions.

As we reflect on the profound message channeled from St. Nicholas, I invite you to share your thoughts and feelings. How does this message resonate with you and your understanding of the true spirit of Christmas? Are there ways you’ve found to incorporate this wisdom into your own holiday traditions or daily life?

Your insights and experiences are valuable, and I would love to hear them. Leave a comment below to share your reflections or any stories about how you practice generosity and compassion during the holiday season and beyond. Let’s create a space where we can inspire and uplift each other with ideas and stories of kindness, love, and the true spirit of giving.

Remember, each act of kindness, no matter how small, contributes to a greater wave of compassion in the world. Let’s keep this wave growing. Comment below and let’s discuss the many ways we can bring the wisdom of St. Nicholas to life.

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