080608 Djwal Kul
To Live Is to Be, To Be Is to Emanate and to Emanate
Is to Follow the Divine Example of …God!
During the family service beloved Djwal Kul spoke to us of his presence bringing awareness as he breathes with us and as we “meditate on stillness.” We are to call to him for assistance in working with our lower nature, and he will come to “nourish every particle of selfhood.”
In the act of breathing, Djwal Kul asks us to be aware that it is the Holy Spirit flowing through us, accentuated with the “five-fold amplification of spiritual fire through [our] sacred centers…that the beings who have mastered the secret rays afford [us] in all of [our] spiritual practices.” When we pay attention to that holy breath as we give our decrees, mantras, prayers, our devotions are no longer a rote activity, lifeless. They become alive and real and filled with efficacy, light and love.
He wants each of us to see ourselves as a “spiritual body electric in manifestation” with our “solar essence” flowing out to all those around us. That is the reason we have been given instruction on “the science of holy breath.” We must not give attention to the human, he says. It will cost us our joy in living. And “to live is to be, to be is to emanate and to emanate is to follow the divine example of omnipresence, omniscience and omnipotency in God!”
In closing, Djwal Kul invites us to “soar to the Himalayas” with him, to “come on that trip to India and sit at the feet of the Master Himalaya!” The Eastern masters are ready for us! Are we ready to learn from them? Are we ready to keep moving forward, never to look back? “O disciples,” he invites, “leave the nets of the past and with Issa climb to new heights of God-beingness!”
