WEEK FIVE MEDITATION: THE WORDS WE ONCE REMEMBERED

E. Craig Hendricks

Remembering the Forgotten Words Introduction and Description of the Meditation There are moments in every spiritual journey when we sense that something beautiful has been forgotten. Not lost. Not destroyed. Simply Read more

Remembering the Forgotten Words Introduction and Description of the Meditation

There are moments in every spiritual journey when we sense that something beautiful has been forgotten.

Not lost.

Not destroyed.

Simply forgotten beneath the noise of daily life, beneath old wounds, fears, expectations, and the countless stories we have gathered along the way.

Inspired by the profound message received from Mary Magdalene on May 10, 2024, Remembering the Forgotten Words is a contemplative meditation that invites participants to return to the innocence of the heart and rediscover the Presence that has accompanied them since the beginning of their existence.

Through gentle breathwork, guided visualization, somatic awareness, and sacred remembrance, participants are invited to release the burdens of anger, fear, envy, and separation into the flowing waters of a mountain stream. As these burdens dissolve, a deeper awareness begins to emerge—an awareness of the Creator's nearness, a Presence closer than breath, nearer than heartbeat, and woven into every aspect of creation.

The meditation gradually guides the listener into an experience found at the heart of the world's great mystical traditions: the realization that awakening is not becoming something new. Awakening is remembering what the soul has always known.

As sunlight warms the skin, flowers perfume the air, birds sing their timeless songs, and a golden light awakens within the heart, participants are invited to hear once more the ancient words spoken to their souls before they entered this world. These are not words of language, but words of direct knowing—words of belonging, joy, peace, beauty, and unconditional love.

At its deepest level, this meditation is an experience of homecoming.

A homecoming to the Creator.

A homecoming to the sacred innocence that still lives within the heart.

A homecoming to the truth that beneath every layer of forgetting, we have always been loved, we are always loved, and we will always be loved.

Whether experienced as a contemplative practice, a healing journey, or a sacred moment of remembrance, Remembering the Forgotten Words offers a gentle pathway back to wonder, gratitude, and the living Presence that has never left us.

Take a breath.

Listen closely.

The forgotten words are still singing within you.

Welcome home.

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