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<blockquote>Let no one be disappointed at this thoughtform. For the Lords that have delivered it unto us have great faith that, although it is a symbol old, it is a symbol of particular meaning for this year of peril. For do not men now more than ever need to make a covenant with God? And if that covenant be with your own beloved I AM Presence, is it not then sealed in the wholeness of truth and the faith that you bear in your heart? Does it not relate to the identity of each one of you? Does it not bring you joy to know that in your heart this thoughtform can itself lodge and bring you peace?</blockquote> | <blockquote>Let no one be disappointed at this thoughtform. For the Lords that have delivered it unto us have great faith that, although it is a symbol old, it is a symbol of particular meaning for this year of peril. For do not men now more than ever need to make a covenant with God? And if that covenant be with your own beloved I AM Presence, is it not then sealed in the wholeness of truth and the faith that you bear in your heart? Does it not relate to the identity of each one of you? Does it not bring you joy to know that in your heart this thoughtform can itself lodge and bring you peace?</blockquote> | ||
<blockquote>You can feel, in the hidden recesses of your heart within, the presence of this ark—an ark of safety, an ark of light, a place to receive the commandments of God, that they themselves, being written there, may speak out from your heart with the authority of the Law from Zion. For did I not correctly apprehend him when he said, “Zion is my holy mount and I will dwell therein forever”?<ref>Ps. 132.</ref> Shall not the joy of Zion, then, run throughout the earth, and the great four rivers themselves in their confluence comment upon the restoration of the consciousness of Eden?<ref>Gautama Buddha, December 31, 1968, “The Ark of the Covenant,” {{POWref|26|14|, April 3, 1983}}</ref></blockquote> | <blockquote>You can feel, in the hidden recesses of your heart within, the presence of this ark—an ark of safety, an ark of light, a place to receive the commandments of God, that they themselves, being written there, may speak out from your heart with the authority of the Law from [[Zion]]. For did I not correctly apprehend him when he said, “Zion is my holy mount and I will dwell therein forever”?<ref>Ps. 132.</ref> Shall not the joy of Zion, then, run throughout the earth, and the great four rivers themselves in their confluence comment upon the restoration of the consciousness of Eden?<ref>Gautama Buddha, December 31, 1968, “The Ark of the Covenant,” {{POWref|26|14|, April 3, 1983}}</ref></blockquote> | ||
=== 1970 A golden pyramid with a magnificent capstone === | === 1970 A golden pyramid with a magnificent capstone === | ||