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Hið hreina hugtak eða mynd sálarinnar sem geymd er í [[huga Guðs]]; hverja hreina hugsun sem einn hluti lífsins hefur fyrir og fyrir annan hluta lífsins. Ómissandi innihaldsefnið í hverri gullgerðartilraun án þess að hún mun ekki heppnast. | |||
The ability to hold the image of the perfect pattern to be precipitated, to see the vision of a project complete, to draw a mental picture, to retain it and to fill it in with light and love and joy—these are keys to the science of the immaculate concept taught by [[Mother Mary]] as well as the Master Alchemist. The exercise of the inner sight through the [[third eye]] is a process of purification whereby, as [[Jesus]] said, “If thine eye be single—and singly, one-pointedly focused upon the Beloved God—thy whole body shall be full of Light”<ref>Matt. 6:22.</ref>—i.e., of Christ’s illumining Presence. | The ability to hold the image of the perfect pattern to be precipitated, to see the vision of a project complete, to draw a mental picture, to retain it and to fill it in with light and love and joy—these are keys to the science of the immaculate concept taught by [[Mother Mary]] as well as the Master Alchemist. The exercise of the inner sight through the [[third eye]] is a process of purification whereby, as [[Jesus]] said, “If thine eye be single—and singly, one-pointedly focused upon the Beloved God—thy whole body shall be full of Light”<ref>Matt. 6:22.</ref>—i.e., of Christ’s illumining Presence. | ||