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He also warns that God-harmony is not the sign of those who cry, “Peace, peace,” and desire to smooth over the war and the warring in their members that is raging beneath the surface. He cautions us not to be fooled by those who may speak in quiet tones with the smile of peace but have no internal fount of harmony or love. “You know better when you look into their eyes and see that they may be deeply troubled or angry or gripped by whatever else may have invaded their temple.”<ref>God Harmony, “On Keeping the Harmony,” {{POWref|32|53|, November 9, 1989}}</ref> He asks us to judge righteous judgment and not be fooled by the outer appearance of any. | He also warns that God-harmony is not the sign of those who cry, “Peace, peace,” and desire to smooth over the war and the warring in their members that is raging beneath the surface. He cautions us not to be fooled by those who may speak in quiet tones with the smile of peace but have no internal fount of harmony or love. “You know better when you look into their eyes and see that they may be deeply troubled or angry or gripped by whatever else may have invaded their temple.”<ref>God Harmony, “On Keeping the Harmony,” {{POWref|32|53|, November 9, 1989}}</ref> He asks us to judge righteous judgment and not be fooled by the outer appearance of any. | ||
God Harmony offers to instruct us in keeping true harmony. He and his legions can be contacted through meditation upon the emerald and [[crystal ray]]s. His presence may be magnetized by meditation upon his keynote, the “Anvil Chorus” from the opera ''Il Trovatore'', by Verdi. | God Harmony offers to instruct us in keeping true harmony. He and his legions can be contacted through meditation upon the emerald and [[crystal ray]]s. His presence may be magnetized by meditation upon his [[keynote]], the “Anvil Chorus” from the opera ''Il Trovatore'', by Verdi. | ||
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