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What is most important now is to relax the body and mind through daily [[Meditation]], and to clear [[Negative Ego]], [[Pain Body|emotional pain]], stay calm and neutral. Pure alchemy exists within the energetic balance of the core spiritual essence within the natural state of the divine being. To connect with inner spiritual alchemy, one must extract the artificial machinery influences and intentionally remove the [[Houses of Ego]] that may have been programmed within the self. As we are opening into states of consciousness in the Trans time continuum, consider to conceive of [[Unity]] consciousness through meditation by expansion of space and within infinity in time. | What is most important now is to relax the body and mind through daily [[Meditation]], and to clear [[Negative Ego]], [[Pain Body|emotional pain]], stay calm and neutral. Pure alchemy exists within the energetic balance of the core spiritual essence within the natural state of the divine being. To connect with inner spiritual alchemy, one must extract the artificial machinery influences and intentionally remove the [[Houses of Ego]] that may have been programmed within the self. As we are opening into states of consciousness in the Trans time continuum, consider to conceive of [[Unity Field|Unity]] consciousness through meditation by expansion of space and within infinity in time. | ||
In meditation focus upon: | In meditation focus upon: | ||
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• This discipline attracts and increases the virtues of The Spirits of Christ. This acquires the virtue of Benevolence towards all things. | • This discipline attracts and increases the virtues of The Spirits of Christ. This acquires the virtue of Benevolence towards all things. | ||
• Seek improvement in one’s humanity and spiritual expression without praise or blame, or [[Victim-Victimizer]] archetypes. | • Seek improvement in one’s humanity and spiritual expression without praise or blame, or [[Victim-Victimizer]] archetypes. | ||
<ref>(1887).H.P. Blavatsky, Diagram of Meditation, Adapted source.</ref> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||