posted December 16, 2004 12:48 AM         

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Now, on to the deeper layers! I will present several statements. Run each One through your Truth meter. As you confirm the Truth of each part, you will understand the whole.
There are no accidents.

Every event has meaning and purpose.

Our reactions to environmental stimuli are based upon our perceptions.

There is no evil, but our thoughts make it so.

Our thinking determines our experience in those whom are Enlightened.

For those with a victim mentality, it is the opposite; their experience determines their thinking.

All that we are at this moment of no time is the result of what we have thought in the past.

All we shall become is the result of what we think now.

Our thoughts create our realities.

Our thoughts alone are responsible for our every experience.

We attract circumstances and events by mere thought alone.

We are the gods responsible for our Fate.

The bottom line is this: There is no experience that we do not create--either directly or unkNOWingly. No accident can seriously harm us, no animal can harm us, no dis-ease can harm us, and no person can harm us WITHOUT our conscious or unconscious permission! That bears repeating. Read it until it "clicks."

We can let our Higher S-elves control us (by letting us Learn everything through experience, i.e. the hard way), or we can exercise Free-will and cut those puppet strings. We can Live our Lives in fear, or we can affirm our Protection from all harm.

Until Spiritual Protection is understood at an inner-kNOWing level, an affirmation will help. Do the following once a day: Imagine your body surrounded by a solid white Light. "Hear" the sound of its whirring frequency. As you surround your body, say the following aloud,"I am completely surrounded by an opaque white light, which protects me at all times from all harm." Then continue with my variation of Linda's affirmation,"I am completely in control of the Fate of my physical body. Nothing can harm me without my consent, and I do not choose to give my consent. I choose to live, to be safe, and to remain Protected from harm at all times." Sooner or later, you will "realize" that you are Protected, and this ritual will no longer be necessary. When in a potentially dangerous situation, simply image the White Light surrounding you.

If you think you can have your Life taken from you by another or by an accident, then so shall it be. If you k-NOW that you cannot be harmed, then so shall it be.

There are a few Rules. If we wish for the Uni-verse to respect our Lives, we must likewise respect all Life. Sometimes, it is necessary to put a creature out of its pain and misery--to end its suffering. And no One likes roaches, mosquitos, ticks, or fleas. But there are natural ways to deal with these. As Linda has stated, we must never take away any creature's Free-will choice to Live.

The Highest form of Spiritual Protection comes from not killing plants. Fruit is meant to be eaten (the seeds are spread by animals through the wastes). What is a fruit? Anything you can eat that contains seeds (and not destroy the plant). This confers the type of Spiritual aura that Saint Francis--Patron Saint of Animals had, where he could almost talk to the animals. Still, this diet is not necessary for the amount of Spiritual Protection needed to stay safe from all harm. Simply k-NOW that you are safe, and respect all Life--even that of an insect. We cannot give Life, and we have no right to take it away.

Here's a practical example: A plane is going to go down. You suddenly use your Free-will and choose to board that plane at the last minute. Being Spiritually Protected, you have just saved the Lives of all on the plane.

Another example: A man intends on walking into a movie theatre and killing all in a random shooting act of violence. Three things could ensue. He walks in and changes his Mind (you are there). He pulls the trigger, and the gun backfires and explodes in his hand. Or he goes on to a different theatre (the least likely scenario). Either way, YOU are Protected, and often your mere presence will protect others. (If there is a deep Karmic reason for an action, the others near you may not be Protected.) Most likely, such a person will change his Mind. If he persists, he will probably experience Instant Karma and be killed himself or seriously injured.

It is best to be both Immortal AND to have Spiritual Protection. Any One who tries to harm a Spiritually Protected Immortal will suffer immediate repercussions. It is simply automatic. Their negative energies are bounced right back at them. This includes black magic and other dark arts, as well as psychic vampirism. I once knew a very hateful lady who practiced black magic. She had done so for years, and she felt she was untouchable. I do not understand why she hated me so, but she told me in very blunt terms that she was going to destroy me with her magic. (Her rituals involved killing cats, by the way.) I just smiled, and I sent her Light and forgiveness. The next day, she fell and broke her back. I, on the other hand, only prospered more. It was not my fault she was hurt. Her own negative energy just returned to her (multiplied threefold). Boy, was she ever scared of me afterwards. She thought I was some kind of sorcerer!

Immortals who are also Spiritually Protected greatly reduce their Karma. Let's face it, nothing truly bad can happen to us, so past Karma is effectively diluted. All past actions and reactions, as well as Karmic bonds and ties, are watered down, so to speak. But NEW Karma is dealt with STRONGLY (The Thunderbolt Path of Accelerated Karma), so we must be very careful. I find it refreshing to mentally say,"I Bless You" to all whom I meet or even look at. It works mini miracles all the time. Try it, you'll like it!

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posted December 16, 2004 12:55 AM         

It has been something on the back-burner, now I know what I knew to be true.

posted December 16, 2004 05:42 PM         

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"Since everything is but an apparition, perfect in being what it is, having nothing to do with good or bad, acceptance or rejection, one may well burst out in laughter."

posted December 19, 2004 09:17 PM         

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"Since everything is but an apparition, perfect in being what it is, having nothing to do with good or bad, acceptance or rejection, one may well burst out in laughter."

posted December 20, 2004 09:34 PM         

Answers a lot of questions

posted December 22, 2004 10:28 PM         

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posted December 22, 2004 11:11 PM         

Nice article. I do try to follow what was described. So far it worked great. Wonder how long this will last.

Talking of diseases, I have a big question. Why are great gurus who have conquered self and are enlightened, suffer a disease lets say diabetes. If they have this aura around. Why won't they heal themselves. Do they not interfere in laws of nature in some cases ?

posted December 22, 2004 11:17 PM         

I was just reading this tonight in Autobiography of a Yogi. Have you read it? I'll quote from the book.

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Many persons believe that a great master should have the health and strength of a Sandow (*german athlete, known as "the worlds strongest man). The assumption is unfounded. A sickly body does not indicate that a guru is lacking in divine powers, any more than lifelong health necessarily indicates inner illumination. The distinguishing qualifications of a master are not physical but spiritual.

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posted December 22, 2004 11:31 PM         

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A guru's work in the world is to alleviate the sorrows of mankind, whether through spiritual means or intellectual counsel or will power or physical transfer of disease. Escaping to the superconsciousness whenever he so desires, a master can become oblivious of physical illness; sometimes, to set an example for disciples, he chooses to bear bodily pain stoically.
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A very strong mind, however, can transcend all physical difficulties and attain to God-realization. Many saints have ignored illness and succeeded in their divine quest. St. Francis of Assisi, himself severely afflicted with ailments, healed other men, and even raised the dead.
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posted December 22, 2004 11:43 PM         

The question your asking IAT is one I have pondered over for a long time, and yet I cannot come up with any solid answers.
Unless I am that guru, or whomever, I do not know.

Did you know 26T, OSHO had a ear infection, and died, in a lot of pain.

So, many Gurus over time, like Jesus, suffered.

posted December 23, 2004 12:11 AM         

I just went to the site then to see if I could get that article, its on the question and answer page, but they've changed the site, now I can't find it.

posted December 23, 2004 08:16 AM         

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Truly, we cant know exactly "why" a guru would choose not to heal himself.

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posted December 23, 2004 10:49 AM         

Your answer, may have been given more appropriately under IAT's original question of, "Why if a guru is so powerful, can he not heal himself?"

My belief and Knowing is that we can all heal ourselves, guru or not. When we dont, there are many reasons why. Most we are probably not even conscious of. The wish to become sick, so he can eventually recover - to prove his belief in the ability to overcome any ailment. It's not because God does not wish us to be unhealthy. A guru could be choosing to remain physically sick so his disciples learn something from it. There are countless other reasons, one's we may not know, unless the guru tells us. Once again, anyone, ESPECIALLY a guru, is capable of overcoming any physical ailment. God never chooses for us to be in pain. We have free will and complete control over our bodies. And any physical ailment we may have is of our own choosing. Most people arent awake to this yet. God is not outside ourselves, and never gives us pain.

Any pain in our lives is our way of choosing to learn something, or teach something through it. Also, it's proof that we are feeling the illusion of unconnectedness from the Creator.

God never gives us pain. We are the only ones who do. Out of our own FREE WILL and forgetfulness that He is us. We choose our pain, not God.

posted January 11, 2005 12:58 AM         

Sometimes things seem complicated, so its good to take simple approaches IMO. It's all good though.