What good is knowledge if it is not well spent?
What good is pleasure if ill received?
What good is pain if not understood?
What good is love if not given?
What good is life if not lived?
Being a miracle worker requires action. Action reminds me of an incident that
happened in the 1980’s. I had been
writing inspirational poems and articles basically for myself. At one point, a friend suggested that I
publish them, which I did. They still
vibrate their love and light in my first book, Circle of Light,
written under a different last name.
The book is being prepared for republishing under the title, Circle
of Light Revisited.
A Bulgarian spiritual teacher Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov, who had
a spiritual community in the south of France, sent me a letter of
encouragement. A mutual friend in
Minnesota had sent Omraam a copy of my book. I knew nothing about him but later
learned that he was one of the great adepts of ‘Initiatic Science’ of this
century. The letter was penned in his
handwriting and written on onionskin paper.
Omraam encouraged me to continue to write and to consider being an
active teacher uniting Western and Eastern traditions and help create a viable
way of life for our time.
A young man who was impacted with a mysterious disease for
years asked me to contact Master Omraam and ask him for guidance. The young man wanted to know whether there
was anything he personally could do to help himself. I did not realize that the Bulgarian teacher was no longer on
earth. What I did was go into
meditation and mentally called on Master Omraam. He quickly appeared but as a large swirling light looking similar
to the Milky Way. Since I had already
listened to a couple audio-cassettes of him lecturing, I was familiar with his
voice. After the vision of light came
his accented Bulgarian voice that clearly said one word to me, “Love”. He sounded wonderful! Yes, we must heal self and others through
love, the greatest power on earth. Love
of God, love of our own divinity, love of all life and of course, be filled
with gratitude.
Omraam next produced a huge cauldron filled with the Light of
God. The Light was brilliantly intense
and alive. He taught his students that
God’s liquid subtle substance that we call Light is to be used to help not only
ourselves but also others. Light is a
magical gift. It is likened to the Holy Spirit. It is spirit, a free and glorious energy that exists for souls to
use to create and improve existing conditions.
The immense container of Light was to my right. Omraam showed me how we must be an artist at
living by dipping into the dazzling brilliancy similar to a painter with a
brush. We are to paint using God’s
Radiant Light. First, he drew a small
house and then a larger house of Light.
The houses were symbols for our bodies.
He suggested that we daily ‘paint’ our body-temples with God’s
Light.
Omraam continued and painted
trees, shrubs, clouds and more. In
other words, we were to discipline ourselves and bring Light to people,
animals, nature, our surrounding, and urged us to paint issues that arise,
anything that needed correction. This
is a simple practice and a state of mind that benefits greatly if we use it
daily. By using this particular
discipline and also recognizing the light blueprint behind all manifestation,
we do our part to increase the Light consciously within the environment and
ourselves. We become a co-partner, an
artist with God.
This is a simple demonstration that reminds us of the great
truth that Light is the healer. It is a
living substance, a love and presence always available for our use. Just imagine…if more of us used the Light
for good, we would be a collective body of miracle workers. Many people prefer that someone else heal them. We are fully capable of healing
ourselves. Let us together dip into the
‘pot of Light’ and be true healers.
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