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'''Gold''' is precipitated sunlight; the lodestone of [[Alpha and Omega]]; a reminder to every child of God of the great throne room that is white and gold in the [[Great Central Sun]]. | |||
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<blockquote>Gold, beloved ones, is necessary for the stability of consciousness as well as for the stability of the economies of the nations. Unless there be a certain portion of gold even in the body temple, the balance of the elements is not held.<ref>The average human body contains about 0.23 milligrams of gold, enough to form a cube about 0.22 mm in dimension.</ref> When the people no longer hold gold in their possession or wear gold, there is far greater mental and emotional disturbance....</blockquote> | <blockquote>Gold, beloved ones, is necessary for the stability of consciousness as well as for the stability of the economies of the nations. Unless there be a certain portion of gold even in the body temple, the balance of the elements is not held.<ref>The average human body contains about 0.23 milligrams of gold, enough to form a cube about 0.22 mm in dimension.</ref> When the people no longer hold gold in their possession or wear gold, there is far greater mental and emotional disturbance.</blockquote> | ||
<blockquote>Gold is the lodestone of Alpha and Omega. It is a reminder to every child of God, at the soul level, of the great throne of grace, of the great throne room that is white and gold in the Great Central Sun. It is from this room that souls of light took leave of the octaves of Spirit, descending in the planes of Mater.</blockquote> | |||
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The God of Gold with God [[Tabor]], {{POWref|23|23}} and {{POWref|23|24}}, December 1 and 15, 2010. | The God of Gold with God [[Tabor]], {{POWref|23|23}} and {{POWref|23|24}}, December 1 and 15, 2010. | ||
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The God of Gold with God [[Tabor]], {{POWref|23|23}} and {{POWref|23|24}}, December 1 and 15, 2010. | |||
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