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<blockquote>Yes, beloved, ''The Imitation of Christ'' is yet the book that you must keep at bedside and read, even a page each night, imitating the ways of Christ until your imitation is become the Divine Reality unmoved, and I say ''unmoved'', beloved!<ref>Archangel Michael, “New Beginnings,” {{POWref|34|47|, October 6, 1991}}</ref></blockquote> | <blockquote>Yes, beloved, ''The Imitation of Christ'' is yet the book that you must keep at bedside and read, even a page each night, imitating the ways of Christ until your imitation is become the Divine Reality unmoved, and I say ''unmoved'', beloved!<ref>Archangel Michael, “New Beginnings,” {{POWref|34|47|, October 6, 1991}}</ref></blockquote> | ||
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<blockquote>Walk, first of all, in the imitation of Christ. Read that little book nightly by Thomas à Kempis and understand that every word and every line was overseen by Jesus. When you can fulfill all things written in that little book, you will have gained much strength. Achieving Christhood in the flesh is a most glorious situation, a most glorious, wondrous event.<ref>Helios and Vesta, “On the Fate of the Lightbearers and Their Future on Planet Earth,” Part 2, {{POWref|45|25|, June 23, 2002}}</ref></blockquote> | |||
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