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What is true of the individual is true of civilization. There is First Cause: [[Golden age|golden-age civilizations]], golden-age God-government and economy. There are secondary cause-effect sequences: the karma of society and civilization that is not founded upon the Rock of Christ. | What is true of the individual is true of civilization. There is First Cause: [[Golden age|golden-age civilizations]], golden-age God-government and economy. There are secondary cause-effect sequences: the karma of society and civilization that is not founded upon the Rock of Christ. | ||
The law of karma that we have set in motion has no inevitable conclusion, but only the perpetual process of resolution by the law of love and its transmutative sacred fire. The agents of this transmutation are always the Word made flesh and the fiery baptism of the Holy Ghost. This process continues until the Absolute is attained, that is, until the soul’s liberation from all cause-effect sequences—dialectic, didactic or materialistic—through integration with the Law of the One or the [[I AM THAT I AM]]. | The law of karma that we have set in motion has no inevitable conclusion, but only the perpetual process of resolution by the law of love and its transmutative sacred fire. The agents of this transmutation are always the Word made flesh and the fiery baptism of the Holy Ghost. This process continues until the Absolute is attained, that is, until the soul’s liberation from all cause-effect sequences—dialectic, didactic or materialistic—through integration with the [[Law of the One]] or the [[I AM THAT I AM]]. | ||
== Saint Germain’s commentary on Marxist philosophy == | == Saint Germain’s commentary on Marxist philosophy == | ||