In his new book “The Message, A Guide To Being Human" (Divine Arts) author and channel LD Thompson finally shares the insights of his guide Solano with a the general public. Thompson has been sharing Solano’s wisdom in small group workshops for decades, but this book represents the first time Solano’s messages have been made easily accessible to everyone.
The book itself is much more than a simple read. Although it appears easily accessible, almost every page calls out to the reader to stop and consider; and to really allow the message beyond the words to sink in. This is one of those books I keep finding myself opening this book “randomly” and finding the exact message I need at that moment.
To create a context for readers, Thompson begins with the story of his first meeting with Solano outside a Los Angeles grocery store. Appearing as “an East Indian man with long, black, oiled curls,” Solano simply walked up to Thompson and said, “I’ve come to tell you of your life.”
Now, this is something I’ve always wanted to have happen, but after reading Thompson’s recounting of what he’s learned and is able to share, I’m not so sure. It’s amazing information, but it seems like being the channel of this important message and bringing it into the world of relative human physical reality is an enormous responsibility.
In “The Message,” Thompson does a beautiful job of just that. The book itself is divided between Thompson’s voice, which is printed in italics, and Solano’s voice, which is the majority of the text so the reader can easily understand just who is speaking.
And when Solano speaks, it’s well worth considering over and over. His message is both deep and understandable. It seems simple in its complexity.
For example, Solano says,
“The commitment to gratitude for your life, your struggles, your gifts, your foreverness - gratitude for every experience you have ever had - changes our experience of your own life more than anything else.”
A great message that I have found to be both true and difficult to remember in the heat of some dramatic trauma. Fortunately, I have my copy of “The Message” close at hand.
May all people find their true guidance each and every moment of every day.
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