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The people of Afra have the supreme opportunity to learn from every civilization and every history. When materialization reaches its peak, there are only two courses open to a civilization: either material decline and decay because of indulgence, or spiritual transcendence through the alchemy of the Holy Spirit.<ref>{{ABL}}, pp. 25–26.</ref>
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The people of Afra have the supreme opportunity to learn from every civilization and every history. When materialization reaches its peak, there are only two courses open to a civilization: either material decline and decay because of indulgence, or spiritual transcendence through the alchemy of the Holy Spirit.^[1]

↑ Elizabeth Clare Prophet, Afra: Brother of Light, pp. 25–26.

[1] Elizabeth Clare Prophet, Afra: Brother of Light, pp. 25–26.

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