Dominate your emotions than your enemies.

Dominate your emotions than your enemies.

Sydney, NSW. 1919. A wounded AIF soldier receives an affectionate welcome home at the Anzac Buffet in The Domain | Australian War Memorial

Remember always to maintain your being in inner harmony.

Remember always to maintain your being in inner harmony.

Chai Walli at a tea stall on a highway in Pauri, Uttrakhand, India | User Photopayal, from Wikimedia Commons | Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International

How do you achieve control of emotions?

How do you achieve control of your emotions?

It is through acceptance and obedience that one achieves control of one’s emotions, especially sorrow and pain.

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What is a twin soul?

What is a twin soul? 

Your twin soul is the other half of your spirit.

Summary of notable events from the Big Bang to the present day. Every billion years (Ga) is represented in 90 degrees of rotation of the spiral | Pablo Carlos Budassi | Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International

What is the ultimate aim of evolution?

What is the ultimate aim of evolution?

At-one-ment—One with the Universal Force.

The Crescent Nebula (NGC6888) in HOO (Ha & OIII) | Kevin Trillsam | Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International

Suicide condemns the soul to relive the same experience.

Suicide or rejection of life or self-destruction condemns the soul to relive the same experience and learn the same lesson through many existences. If you knew the peril and price you would have to pay because of your impulsive action, you would have tried to live your life with sorrow.

Lora Karavelova | Bulgarian Archives State Agency

All souls are required to undergo many incarnations.

All souls are required to undergo many lives or incarnations in their quest for spiritual purification. This does not mean that they share the same number of experiences, or for that matter, an equal amount of time in the material plane. Certain souls may require more time and incarnations than others to complete their cycle of learning. Failure to learn any one lesson may require the soul to relive similar existences many times until that particular lesson has been completely assimilated.

Migęne Gonzalez-Wippler, What Happens After Death, Scientific & Personal Evidence for Survival, 1997, Llewellyn Publications, Minnesota, U. S. A., Part Two, Kirkudian, 3 Soul Mates, 141

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What is the Trianic Record?

The Trianic Record is a list of the violations of any of the three major Cosmic Laws by a soul, whether free or incarnated. These three laws are simple. The first says that a soul should never function or act as One but as part of the All. The second says that a soul should never forfeit its evolutionary advancement through the avoidance of experience. And the third says that a vessel of experience—such as a physical form—should never be willfully destroyed. These three laws have three important codicils that are not laws in themselves but seeds of enlightenment that lead to the return to the Force, which is the ultimate aim of evolution. The first codicil says that self-sacrifice for the sake of another is a sign of approaching enlightenment, for the soul recognises at that point in its evolution that all others are parts of itself. The second codicil says that acceptance in all its forms is the seed of humility—the most precious of all virtues—and leads to bliss. The third codicil says that love leads to regeneration and total union and is the source of the All.

The three laws and the three codicils are encoded within a soul as it is emanated from the All, but it often forgets them when it is imprisoned in a physical form, pursuing its path of evolution. The All—that is, the Creator or Cosmic Oversoul—manifests its essence in the form of myriad souls to experience matter. Each soul is a part of it, and to it must each soul eventually return, each cycle of experiences completed and the soul purified through the path of evolution.

Migęne Gonzalez-Wippler, What Happens After Death, Scientific & Personal Evidence for Survival, 1997, Llewellyn Publications, Minnesota, U. S. A., Part Two, Kirkudian, 3, Soul Mates, 142-3

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Suicide, or the Rejection of Life.

Suicide, or the rejection of life. 

If love is not the highest emanation, one pays bitterly for one’s actions and the lesson rejected is still to be learned.

The Suicide | Édouard Manet (1832–1883) | Foundation E.G. Bührle Collection

Take these self-actualization tests.

Take these self-actualization tests to learn more about your personality. 

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Patience will help you face the coming trials.

We all need to assimilate our life experiences more thoroughly. Patience, Kirdudian tells us, is a most beautiful lesson, think then that patience will help you face the coming trials with greater spiritual strength.

Adapted—Migęne Gonzalez-Wippler, What Happens After Death, Scientific & Personal Evidence for Survival, 1997, Llewellyn Publications, Minnesota, U. S. A., Part Two, Kirkudian, 4, Many Worlds, 157

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BLASTS from THE RAM'S HORN

Blasts from The Ram's Horn

Your spiritual guide remains by your side.

When you hear whispering thoughts of spring and its sweet blossoms into your ears, reminding you that you have the strength to overcome illness and that it is necessary for you to get well because you have something very important to do, know that these suggestions and thoughts are emanating from an intelligence alien to your own and that your spiritual guide remains by your side.

Shaman of Olkhon-Valentin Hagdaev; Olkhon (Baikal) | Аркадий Зарубин at Russian Wikipedia | Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported

Divine law mandates the free will of all material beings.

 Divine law mandates the free will of all material beings.

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This is part of your free will.

A spirit-soul may always choose to accept or reject a mission when offered by its guides, as this is part of its free will.

Dr Strangelove trying to resist his alien hand | Dr Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) | Directed by Stanley Kubrick, distributed by Columbia Pictures

What is promptly obeyed?

Do you not know that your every wish is a command that is promptly obeyed? 

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Your spiritual guide stays constantly by your side.

Your spiritual guide stays constantly by your side—day and night—by your side—inspiring you. and strengthening your will against all the obstacles you have to face. 

 

The pilgrimage of the soul is through matter.

In the spiritual state, a soul's very essence is enough to identify it.

As spirit-souls, we are obliged to complete our sojourn on the material plane. In her preamble to part two, Kirkudian, What happens after death? Scientific & Personal Evidence for Survival, author, Migęne Gonzalez-Wippler, writes that the second part of the book deals with the various incarnations of a spirit who calls himself Kirkudian. This highly evolved entity chose to tell his story, Kirkudian's Story, of his various incarnations, on earth, and in other worlds.

Kirkudian tells us that a soul's pilgrimage represents the sum of incarnations through which the spirit-soul must journey for its purification. When the cycle of incarnations ends, the spirit-soul is offered a choice. It may remain in whatever level of the astral plane its evolutionary path has prepared it for, or it may return to the material world of its choice as either a guide or protector of one of its inhabitants. In certain cases, the soul may choose to become the guide to the collective soul of the race. It may do so as valour, love, peace, faith, hope, compassion, or any of the many virtues that help material beings overcome their baser instincts.

Migęne Gonzalez-Wippler, What Happens After Death, Scientific & Personal Evidence for Survival, 1997, Llewellyn Publications, Minnesota, U. S. A., Part Two, Kirkudian, 127

The Pilgrim of the Cross at the End of His Journey | Thomas Cole (1801–1848) | Smithsonian American Art Museum

Is the god-within asleep?

Ye are gods was not said in a merely figurative sense.

But in many, he lies asleep.

You must know that the god-within will sleep until you wake him.

Do you choose the time of your birth and death?

Do you choose the time and manner of your birth and death?

Yes―

You choose when you will come and leave the physical state. 

You know when you have accomplished what you were sent down to accomplish. 

You know when the time is up, for you know that you can get nothing more out of your life in the physical state. 

When you have had the time to rest and re-energise your soul, you are allowed to choose re-entry back into the physical state. 

Those who hesitate and who are unsure of their return into the physical state might lose the chance that was given them―

A chance to fulfil what they must when they are in a physical state.

Get more data.

Keep an open mind.

Get more data.

Realise that life is more than meets the eye.

Remember the deeper meaning of life and death.

Remember the deeper meaning of life and death as a natural part of life. Be more patient, more empathic, more loving. Feel more responsible for your actions. Know there will be a price to pay, for what goes around truly does come around.

Gustav Klimt (1862–1918)

Listen to your dreams and intuitions.

Listen to your dreams and intuitions. When you listen, things seem to fall into place. When you do not, something invariably goes awry.

Gustav Klimt (1862–1918)

Use hope to heal.

 Use hope to heal.

Gustav Klimt (1862–1918)

No one is greater than another.

No one is greater than another.

Gustav Klimt (1862–1918)

Practice helping another.

 Practice helping another.

Gustav Klimt (1862–1918)

You have within you the power of Christ.

You have within you the power of Christ to unfold your natural wisdom and interpret all things in His name.

Jesus and the Centurion | Paolo Veronese (1528–1588) | Museo del Prado

Are you buried in the past?

The past is dead.

Bury the errors and wrongdoings so deep that they can never be resurrected.

The past belongs to God.

Be free.

Learn to relax.

Let go and seek for nothing.

Let go of urgency.

Life is so short.

What are the 5 steps to a happier life?

 What are the 5 steps to a happier life?

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What are the "Ten keys to happier living?"

What are the Ten keys to happier living?

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God always works on straight lines.

It is all so simple, in the sense that God always works on straight lines, that His children are equal in His sight and that He does not bestow upon one that which He withheld from another.

Unlimited, unstinted, with a generosity absolutely inexplicable to us, His gifts lie all around for man to gather up, and if the spirit within was given more of a free hand, those gifts could be attached to each one, and much, much suffering would be saved in consequence.

Zodiac, the Christ Messenger

Wheatfield with crows | Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) | Van Gogh Museum

Potent Prayers—Divine Invocation at its most potent!

POTENT PRAYERS

Prayers of The Order of Christian Mystics

POTENT PRAYERS is a collection of truly inspired prayers, for every occasion and every need and mood. These potent and mystical prayers promise the aspirant, by their regular use, together with their attendant visualisations, the manifold bless­ings and joys, protection and comfort of the spiritual forces, which these mystical prayers actually invoke.

The Virgin in Prayer | Giovanni Battista Salvi da Sassoferrato (1609–1685) | National Gallery

LIVING WITH SPIRIT—His true delight in clarifying immediately.

 LIVING WITH SPIRIT—

Our pure and utter perplexion is His true delight in clarifying immediately.

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Capture that great, eternal thought.

LIVING WITH SPIRIT—

Capture that great, eternal thought— 

You can do it! 

Listen—

And you will learn to distinguish your higher aspirations from your lower tendencies—

You will recognise it at once—

The push in the right direction. 

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Potent Prayers | Morning Prayer

POTENT PRAYERS

MORNING PRAYER

I have within me the power of The Christ. 

I can conquer all that comes to me today. 

I am strong enough to bear every trial and accept every joy;

And to say— 

Thy perfect will be done!

Letters from the Teacher, Vol. I, transmitted by RAHMEA, Priestess of the Flame; edited by F. HOMER CURTISS, B.S., M.D., 1909, THE CURTISS BOOK COMPANY Denver, Colorado, U. S. A, Appendix, p. 154

Otto Pilny (1866-1936)

LIFE ACCORDING TO GREEN PRINCIPLES—SOULbest

LIFE ACCORDING TO GREEN PRINCIPLES—

SOULbest

Gustav Klimt ((1862-1918)

LIFE ACCORDING TO GREEN PRINCIPLES—SELFseek

LIFE ACCORDING TO GREEN PRINCIPLES—

SELFseek

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918)

LIFE ACCORDING TO GREEN PRINCIPLES | CAREERwise

 LIFE ACCORDING TO GREEN PRINCIPLES—

CAREERwise

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918)

LIFE ACCORDING TO GREEN PRINCIPLES | BETTERbusiness

 LIFE ACCORDING TO GREEN PRINCIPLES—

BETTERbusiness

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918)

SPIRITUAL VALUES TO LIVE BY

 SPIRITUAL VALUES TO LIVE BY

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918)

What is Mind?

MIND

Reflection of Himself, is mind, eternal—

And mirrored in each soul of all mankind;

Undying thought or will in deed or purpose—

The part that lives when clay is left behind!

W. S. in Spirit

Paul Gauguin (1897–1898)—Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? | Museum of Fine Arts Boston

What is Life?

LIFE

The spark Divine—the ray we know as spirit—

Undying as the God who gives and takes—

Part of Himself, though housed in poverty;

Enriching those with love the world forsakes.

W. S. in Spirit

I hear you say Why? Always Why? You see things, and you say Why? But I dream things that never were, and I say Why not? | George Bernard Shaw, 1856-1950 | LIFE Photo Archive | Eugenio Hansen, OFS | Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International

What is Spirit?

SPIRIT

The man himself, with all his baser nature,

Freed from the flesh to find his heaven or hell—

His form the same, as every taste and longing,

But unconfined by mortal case or shell.

W. S. in Spirit

Geoffrey Hodson's The Kingdom of the Gods.

Download Geoffrey Hodson's 

The Kingdom of the Gods. 

Originally published in 1952, Geoffrey Hodson, clairvoyant, views and documents the angelic kingdom in The Kingdom of the Gods. Download the book here.

In his introduction to The Kingdom of the Gods, the author describes the day he sat on a hillside at the edge of a beech forest in a secluded valley in the west of England. 

He was seeking ardently to enter the sanctuary of Nature's hidden life when the heavens suddenly became filled with light and his consciousness was caught up into a realm radiant with that light, which never was on land or sea. 

Gradually, he realised the presence of a great Angelic Being. 

From the interchange, there began to flow a stream of ideas concerning the life, the force and the consciousness of the universe and their self-expression as angels and as men.

Daily entering that realm of light, the author found that the great ocean of the life, the force and the soul of the universe had its myriad denizens. These are the Spiritual Selves of men and Supermen and the vast company of the Angelic Hosts, of which the Being, who had addressed him was a member. He was supernally beautiful, majestic, godlike, and impassive and impersonal to the last degree. 

As a teacher to pupil, the angelic being began to tell of and to enable the author, with gradually increasing clarity to perceive the Angelic Hosts, their Orders and degrees. 

Beyond Personality

Beyond Personality—

(Or First Steps in the Doctrine of the Trinity)—

Book IV of C. S. Lewis's Mere Christianity

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Christian Behaviour

Christian Behaviour comprises Book III of C. S. Lewis's Mere Christianity.

The Return of the Prodigal Son | Pompeo Batoni (1708–1787) | Kunsthistorisches Museum

What Christians Believe

What Christians Believe is Book II of C. S. Lewis's Mere Christianity.

Right and Wrong as a Clue to The Meaning of The Universe.

Inspiring and helpful for personal and spiritual growth, read (or listen online)—

 

Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis

Mere Christianity is a theological book by C. S. Lewis, adapted from a series of BBC radio talks made between 1942 and 1944, and is considered a classic of Christian apologetics. In Mere Christianity, Lewis sets out simply to explain and defend the belief that has been common to nearly all Christians at all times.