El Espíritu de la Abnegación
El Espíritu de la Abnegación es un ser cósmico procedente del Gran Sol Central. El amor divino, abnegado y espiritual es casi desconocido en nuestro planeta. La mayor parte de la humanidad exhibe un amor hacia sí misma que es egoísta. El gran Espíritu de la Abnegación explica que cuanto menos consciente se vuelve uno del yo, más se conserva a Dios. En este Espíritu está el poder omniconsumidor de la acción que transformará la identidad en Divinidad, aun conservando la individualización de la llama Divina.
La vida de San Francisco demostró el espíritu de abnegación. En su oración «Señor, hazme un instrumento de tu paz», San Francisco deseó transmitir los aspectos del Espíritu Santo que dan consuelo, entendiendo que su Yo Divino, y no su yo inferior, era la fuente de esa paz. Él sabía que al dejar que la paz de Dios fluyera a través de él como el viento que hace crujir los árboles, se uniría al Espíritu y, por tanto, a la vida entera que proviene de él. Debido a que su oración al Espíritu Santo era totalmente abnegada, dejó una huella indeleble en la conciencia de la humanidad y la vida elemental.
El Espíritu de la Abnegación nos dice:
I am the fullness of the All-One. For only in the spirit of selflessness can you be aware of the allness of Being. For the awareness of a self apart from God is a shadow that prevails to separate, to prevent the fullness of consciousness from coalescing a cosmos about the flame of identity....
The woes and the disturbances and the upheavals [that we see in the world] are these planetary adjustments that mankind would not have if they would only understand the spirit of selflessness. It is not a false humility; it is not a false pride. It is an awareness of the circumference of God and of the dot inside—the point of contact that is the Self of God with which you totally identify. And therefore you are not deprived of the identity when you embrace this spirit, but you have the return of the allness of Being.[1]
Archangel Michael spoke of his own sacrifice, total surrender and unending service and asked us to also become the spirit of selflessness, telling us that when we are,
... you will discover the key to the courage, the honor and the bravery of my legions. For in selflessness, there is no self that can live or die, for that self merely is, always has been, and ever shall be. Selflessness—without the human self and fully endued with the Divine Self, beloved, you are never a target in this octave.
Thus, if you stick out a little itty-bitty toe outside the circle of your service, blessed ones, be prepared. For that little toe of self-awareness in the human, finite condition will render you vulnerable. Stand on and in the circle of infinity, beloved, and know that it is an armour beneath you. And one day it shall be a dais from which there shall spring spontaneously, in the presence of Serapis Bey, truly, the ascension flame.[2]
The Maha Chohan has spoken of this great being:
You received the dictation of the Spirit of Selflessness in the heart of the Great Central Sun in this very city. That individualization of the God flame is such a consecration of Alpha and Omega that that individuality was veiled from your eyes and from your awareness, for you yourself would be astounded to know how much power and how much wisdom and how much love can be contained in the life of the individual who has become the selfless one. But as you pursue this path you will come more and more in contact with that one who lives in the Sun behind the sun of your own being, a great cosmic consciousness.[3]
Sources
Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, The Masters and Their Retreats, s.v. “The Spirit of Selflessness.”