Channeling The Buddha

I am often asked about the Buddha; what does he think?

To contemplate the Buddha is to contemplate on peace. I clear my mind of all thoughts but one and that one thought is the question I have for him.

Once I cast this thought to the conscious universe, my fingers begin to type and I am led on a journey of words; words that answer the question that I asked.

The voice I hear is soft and to my ear it sounds exactly the way I would expect Buddha to sound.
He is quiet and not rushed, but he is also amused. He smiles a lot.

He is pleased that the world still seeks his wisdom.

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Thank You for reaching out! We are all a part of the vast universe of consciousness. Lets not lose touch.

Peaceful Thoughts,

Reva

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