Hope Johnson was born into a family of Christian missionaries.  Most of society would have called them cult members, but I choose to view them as Christian missionaries, because they traveled around the world and missioned to whomever crossed their paths.  I learned that people are generally afraid of death, and that having the belief that another life follows this one could bring mental comfort.   I can’t remember the feeling of actually believing what I was saying, but I said it with conviction, and I realized that through receiving a message of hope (no pun intended), people felt more at ease.  I imagine that I also felt more at ease believing that I was helping others to feel better.

Being a missionary has taught me that most people are going through life with the burden of fear, whether they know it or not, and that fear tends to transmute into doubt, negativity, irritability, impatience, anger, dread, etc.   Our message was powerful enough that it helped people to release fearful thoughts, and therefore make their lives more joyful.

While I loved helping people to feel better, I knew very deeply that there had to be more than living here on Earth, dying, and then going to another place where I will experience heaven.   Besides, my parents were quite a bit radical in that they believed our purpose here on Earth was to preach the gospel, period.  They did this by traveling around with little money, living in trailers, tents, etc., and they were willing to “forsake” everything, even their very own children to accomplish this.

Well, my parents’ version of the missionary lifestyle was just not appealing to me, and I really wanted to become part of the “system” that our group always seemed to be battling.  I wanted to have a regular family that didn’t move constantly, an education, a job, money, and all the things I thought life had to offer.

Upon reaching adulthood, I decided that I no longer believed that there was a God.  This was quite a bold decision for me because I was always taught that God would deal with me if I turned my back on “Him”.  However, I knew that I would have already been punished for this belief because I could not even remember a time when I really did believe in God or Jesus.

Praying to someone outside of me felt uncomfortable and superstitious.  I felt like I came here to create a life experience according to my specifications - not in accordance with what has already been created by the ones that came before.

During the next 15 years, I started out completely agnostic – not knowing for sure if there was a God, while making a very good living especially according to missionary standards and raising a healthy, happy family with my husband.  Over time, as I absorbed many books – mostly nutritional and scientific – I came to realize that there is an unspeakable intelligence working through our physical bodies.

Then I began pouring through metaphysical books and college textbooks on consciousness, and everything really started to make sense to me.  Now I realize that The One being or spirit is expressed through every physical form for the purpose of creating and experiencing Joy, Pleasure and Love.

Now, from a perspective of first hand experience, I have a powerful desire to guide awareness toward the peace of mind that comes with resonating mental energy to the frequency of all encompassing Love.  I know that when mental tension is relaxed, lives shift; and as each instance of The One comes to realize the power within, life on Earth evolves to depict a more peaceful/heavenly state of being.

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