Dev, Seven, Wisdom Quarterly; David Wilcock (Edgar Cayce), DivineCosmos.com
(Jaydee457) All
truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it
is opposed. Third, it is accepted as self-evident. Some are wise; some are otherwise. |
| Wanderer awakening (divinecosmos.com) |
LOOK within. The creator is not some Sky Daddy looking down
from space to condemn everyone for the "bad" things we do. We
are on a journey. When we start searching within, in search of ourselves, we find the divine. St. Issa said, "If the EYE be single, the body be
filled with light." Inner vision is the more important of the two. What comes within the third eye's field is more significant than what we behold all day long. St. Issa also said, "Practice
with the single EYE." We are all One (connected, in the same boat, composed of the same material, contemplating the same questions and worries and more or less the same joys and aspirations, and are able to tap into the same universal or collective mind. This beautiful human body
is a temple. (Even when it's ugly, it's a temple). Who goes to church? That is not the place of wholeness or holiness.
If
the mystical "third eye" (ancient Buddhism's dibba cakkhu, Vedic agna chakra) is
the small powerhouse between and just above the eyes -- the largely
dormant pineal gland with its light receptors, rods, and cones -- it is
going unused.
This
is a... power of a Wayfarer... [This "knowledge of the passing
away and reappearance of beings" is identical with the "divine eye"
(dibba-cakkhu); for details see The Path of Purification, Chp. XIII,
paragraph 72ff.]
Its
color corresponds to the vibration of the "third eye" (dibba cakkhu),
at the agna chakra (forehead), spoken of by seers in India. Amethyst has
powerfully soothing effects on its wearers. It is believed to enhance a
person's...
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