Weston’s Story
Okay, now we are really back! Sorry for the sporadic messages the past few weeks (I know Weston has been wanting to make sure his messages were sent) but life happens and Meg and I were very busy.
Once again, she and I were able to celebrate the graduation of two of our children, Randal (mine) and Elliot (hers), but this time from high school! It is amazing for me to think that it was just four years ago that she and I met for the first time when the boys were graduating from eighth grade. So much has happened since then. I think I speak for the two of us when I say that we would never have believed in our wildest dreams that the two of us (well, three including Weston) would be where we are today. Though I had been told about Meg from a mutual friend, I did not meet her until two years after she arrived in California. When I did, it was just by accident (or more like Divine Timing) as she just so happened to sit behind me during the eighth grade graduation mass. A quick conversation revealed to me that she might be able to help Weston and we agreed to have me ask him if he needed her help. A few days later Weston met her, and I think I speak for all of us when I say our lives have never been the same since.
Well, with one child getting ready to embark on his adult life I have been musing what it is I would wish for Randal and for Weston. My hopes are the same for both of them. Like any parent, I would like my children to find love, happiness, and a means of being a productive member of society. Of course, with Randal it is expected that he will be able to do this as many young adults before him (including Don and I) have done. A few years ago just thinking about Weston’s future would have caused my stomach to ache and quite possibly a bout of minor depression that likely would have been made more tolerable by some chocolate! Every milestone that Randal achieved was always clouded in my knowledge that Weston would most likely never reach that milestone or at best meet it many years later.
I know now that God has a plan for each of his children and being able to accept that there is Divine Timing in everything (including meeting those important milestones in life) is the life lesson that I hope to impart to my children. I know Weston will never go to prom, drive a car (that would be scary!), and maybe not even be able to tell me with his audible voice that he loves me, and that is okay with me. It does not diminish the beautiful person that he is. It took me years to accept that Weston was perfect the way he was; just as I saw Randal. I learned that I needed to stop trying to make Weston the person that I thought he should be and switched to trying to help him find the person who he wanted to be (just as I have tried to do with Randal). It is difficult to let your children grow up and become their own person, but there is no greater gift I feel you can give to them. Despite Weston’s outward appearance, I can say that he has already achieved love and happiness and each day he impacts the lives of more and more people. Thank you to all of you reading this newsletter for giving Weston a chance and for being so open to hearing his messages.
Weston wants me to remind all of you about the teleconference this week. He says that he will bringing in new energies to help all of us with the upcoming big changes.
Message from Weston
“Voiced” by Meg Lupin
The time is now to get moving! You need to take care of all the important things that you “mean to do” right away. The world needs to clean up all of the unforgiving, anger, resentment, and hate right away. If you take care of your part, it will unfold and others will follow.
It is time to spread peace, love and understanding. Try to look at the other side. Try to look beyond the empty words and into the hearts of those that have caused you pain. It is not them. It is you that you need to forgive. Forgive yourself for all that you have done in the past and step into a place of true integrity that is imperative for all of our future.
Operate from your heart whenever you can. Listen to those around you with love and compassion. Even those in anger need to be heard. Love others as you love yourself. We are all one! The frequencies are raising fast. Raise your frequency by letting go and trusting. God is with us always. You are always being cared for.
Lovingly,
Weston