Page 17

Discern the sun in its cycle: for it is one with the cycle of consciousness. For the forces of the unseen world direct the steps of the seen (natural) world. In the end, the incandescent becomes transformed into florescence: one no longer is a filament, but becomes a gas (the reformation into Holy Spirit: reconciliation to the eternal source of light). The time is fulfilled, the end of all ages is at the door: it is time to give up strife, repent, and repel Self, and believe the good news of your making; be of good cheer: for the end of a journey is sweeter than the beginning; the day of death is better than the day of birth. But has man found the beginning yet, that he looks to the end? Without understanding the beginning, how can you make sense of the end? Without understanding the nature of birth, how can you make sense of the nature of death, without which you cannot know life?

Man labors incessantly for that which never satisfies, and sells himself for that which is unprofitable to his soul, and strives with his brethren over the source and forces of life; adamant to true knowledge: in ignorance, he discerns not that every man's work shall be made manifest, and that it is the LORD God which works in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure; therefore does the natural reflect the spiritual: yet the nature of the natural prevents the natural from perceiving nature, let alone perceive the Spirit.

But then, how can you talk to a deaf ear, that he may hear you? By the only language he can understand: Signs. And how can you sign to a blind eye? By the only language he can perceive: Sensory apprehension. And how can you transfer sensory to a leper, who has no feeling (for sin is like leprosy, and stubbornness as idolatry)? With man, these things are impossible; though he might have hearing, sight and feeling: for Self ever gets in the way; but, with the LORD God, all things are possible: hence he interposes himself on man's behalf. Therefore learn of him of whom you are, and the righteous work he is doing for you, even in Christ; that in all things, you may come to love each and every member of his eternal body (all humans), of which member you also are (discern 1 Thessalonians 4: 8, Ephesians 4: 4 & 25, and Romans 12: 5): for in this do you love God.