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We must prove this to the very best of our ability, here and now. While we have life, we must determine to be that resurrection and that life where we stand—not dying, but living the life of the Christ. | We must prove this to the very best of our ability, here and now. While we have life, we must determine to be that resurrection and that life where we stand—not dying, but living the life of the Christ. | ||
The resurrection is a spiritual awakening that begins the process of union with God. It is an infiring and an impelling. It is when the flame in your heart has been fanned to such an extent that you are no longer comfortable identifying with impermanent things. It happens when your soul decides that her goal is divine union and places that goal before any other. When you have experienced the resurrection, you have both the vision of what is attainable and the commitment to achieve it. | |||
You are meant to accomplish your own resurrection and ascension in this life. Your resurrection is your awakening to your identity as a Son of God. Your ascension is your final union with God. Each mystical experience is a preparation for that ultimate union, which can occur either before or after death when you have balanced a sufficient amount of your karma. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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{{PTI}}, pp. 241–43, 244–46. | {{PTI}}, pp. 241–43, 244–46. | ||
{{RML}}, pp. 170–71, 316. | |||
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