Join Adamus Saint Germain in this captivating and heartfelt channeled talk titled “We Need to Talk,” (The Study of Vibration, Session 220) recorded live in Den Helder, Netherlands.

With his signature blend of humor, warmth, and unapologetic honesty, Adamus opens the session by playfully acknowledging the challenges of navigating his ascended peers to reach this audience, setting a lighthearted yet profound tone.

He declares his intention to speak not only to those present or listening via recording but to all of humanity, the animals, rocks, and trees of planet Earth, reflecting his deep Lemurian connection to all life.

This talk is a powerful wake-up call, urging everyone to stop ignoring the transformative opportunities at their feet and start listening to the wisdom of their hearts instead of the noise of fear, doubt, and external opinions.

Adamus dives into the essence of the human heart, challenging the audience to see it beyond a mere biological pump and recognize it as the “heart space”—the seat of love, joy, and freedom. He contrasts this with the mind, which he calls a distraction that traps people in past regrets or future cravings, keeping them from the present moment.

Through playful banter and pointed questions, he asks whether the audience is truly living “here and now” or merely coasting through life, waiting for grand events while overlooking the power of small, heartfelt actions. He highlights a young girl in the room who crafted a simple gift for the channel, praising her as an example of how love and joy in modest acts can embody the choice to live authentically.

With a mix of encouragement and tough love, Adamus addresses the spiritual leaders in his audience—Imzaia, Shaumbra, Lightworkers, and beyond—acknowledging their immense potential while noting their tendency to retreat into doubt or external excuses. He admits this is a universal human condition, even among the awakened, and shares that he ascended to support humanity from beyond the veil. Yet, he observes a pattern: people touch their heart space only to flee toward pain or suffering, driven by a fear of success or change.

Adamus insists the core spiritual message is simple—love leads to joy, and joy to freedom—and calls for an end to overcomplicating the journey. He humorously anticipates backlash for his bluntness but stands firm: trying too hard is the problem, not the solution.

In a stirring revelation, Adamus shares that many of his teachers have reincarnated on Earth, often unrecognized because people expect holiness to fit a mold. He cites Jesus walking on water as a flashy distraction, not the essence of love that defines true spirituality.

Connecting energetically with animals, rocks, and trees, he asks them to amplify their support and beauty for humanity, noting their instant agreement to serve the “Human Angel”—his term for the audience.

In a rare vulnerable moment, Adamus recounts his own past: chronic pain, fear, and trauma that once led him to violence, until he chose love not just for himself but for others, seeing every soul he’d help in that decisive step.

Adamus urges the audience to cancel distractions and embrace solitude to find “all-oneness,” warning that avoiding this continuous choice—made anew with every step—leads to regret. He expresses frustration on behalf of reincarnated teachers who see spiritual leaders forget their purpose, yet his love remains unwavering.

Contrasting the world’s temptations and suffering with the inner choice to awaken the “child” within, he promises to dance beside each person as they choose again and again. Closing as “Roxy Germain” with humor and affection, Adamus reaffirms unity and love: “I am that I am. And so it is.”

This talk is a passionate, transformative call to live from the heart and step into your role as a spiritual leader for Earth’s evolution.

“We Need To Talk” was recorded live as the fourth and final segment of the inaugural episode of the “Army of Awareness” broadcast.

TITLE

We Need To Talk

SERIES

The Study of Vibration | The Divinity Manifest

AUTHOR

Da Ojadasan’ka Adamus Valen San

RECORDED

Den Helder, the Netherlands | April 5, 2008

LANGUAGES

English spoken | English transcript available