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<blockquote>As he talked to me, I realized—just through a mighty flash of feeling—that we were all being directed by a mighty intelligence, clothed in a dazzling form of light. I want to tell you precious ones, that [[Cyclopea]], [[Arcturus]], the [[God Meru]], the God Tabor and the God [[Himalaya]] are beings, who, the first time one sees them, seem almost terrifying in their majesty, their beauty, the intensity of their light, and the perfection which they are. Yet, with all that great and wondrous power, as gentle as a mother with her child whom she loves more than anything in the world. When it is necessary, like a flash of lightning, their limitless power can be released, which is to perform a given service.<ref>Our Precious Pearl’s Discourse,” April 6, 1937, in | <blockquote>As he talked to me, I realized—just through a mighty flash of feeling—that we were all being directed by a mighty intelligence, clothed in a dazzling form of light. I want to tell you precious ones, that [[Cyclopea]], [[Arcturus]], the [[God Meru]], the God Tabor and the God [[Himalaya]] are beings, who, the first time one sees them, seem almost terrifying in their majesty, their beauty, the intensity of their light, and the perfection which they are. Yet, with all that great and wondrous power, as gentle as a mother with her child whom she loves more than anything in the world. When it is necessary, like a flash of lightning, their limitless power can be released, which is to perform a given service.<ref>Our Precious Pearl’s Discourse,” April 6, 1937, in ''Ascended Master Discourses'' (Chicago: Saint Germain Press, 1937), p. 321.</ref></blockquote> | ||
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