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== The significance of the prophecy == | == The significance of the prophecy == | ||
The visitor was the [[Goddess of Liberty]], the spokesman for the [[Karmic Board]], the “Lady with a Lamp” who Longfellow prophesied would “stand / In the great history of the land, / A noble type of good / Heroic womanhood.” The coming of the feminine ray, the ensouling of the nation by the feminine ray, had its origin in that moment when Washington prayed at Valley Forge. And the vision of the Divine Mother showed us the conflicts the nation would face. | The visitor was the [[Goddess of Liberty]], the spokesman for the [[Karmic Board]], the “Lady with a Lamp” who [[Longfellow]] prophesied would “stand / In the great history of the land, / A noble type of good / Heroic womanhood.” The coming of the feminine ray, the ensouling of the nation by the feminine ray, had its origin in that moment when Washington prayed at Valley Forge. And the vision of the Divine Mother showed us the conflicts the nation would face. | ||
[[Micah]], the Angel of Unity, also figured in this vision—the son of [[Archangel Michael]], the same angel who led the children of Israel across the Red Sea, parted the waters, and held for them the concept of the union; the same one guiding the true Israelites to found a new nation, a New Jerusalem. That angel, the Spirit of Unity, has kept America a nation of fifty sovereign states. | [[Micah]], the Angel of Unity, also figured in this vision—the son of [[Archangel Michael]], the same angel who led the children of Israel across the Red Sea, parted the waters, and held for them the concept of the union; the same one guiding the true Israelites to found a new nation, a New Jerusalem. That angel, the Spirit of Unity, has kept America a nation of fifty sovereign states. | ||