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A Lesson in DesireFrom Dreams of Isis, Normandi Ellis, ch.9, pg. 219-221Learning to cultivate the desire nature is not only possible, it is recommended, so that we may come to learn fully our own powers as co-creators of the universe. In this, we can take no greater lesson than learning to love—to love God, our neighbors and ourselves. To do this we need to pay attention to the seeds we plant in the subconscious, for the heart reads the psyche and makes no distinction. Any bitterness or anger held in the heart unspoken has an opportunity to grow. Plant only those seeds you want, and then don't fret over them. Worry is negative energy. Keep quiet and store your energy. When my students talk too much about a story they are going to write, they fail to write it. The desires of the heart manifest more potently when we maintain our silence and continue our meditation. God knows what lies in the heart. Trust the Khu, the divine intelligence that is daily in communion with God to do the work. When the time is right, things in your life will begin to shift and to move in the way, that hidden deep in the earth, a seed cracks and the shoots comes up. Water it then and nourish the seedling of your desire. Do something constructive for it daily. Concentrate on the flower and its potential. Imagine the manifestation of your desire as it will appear in full bloom. We have to learn to be specific about what we want. We might remind ourselves that the telepathy is only the projection of desire unrestricted by time and space. Perhaps we even have to believe with our hearts filled with faith that the impossible is possible. I like to recall Jean Houston's advice. “It is the closing of the heart far more than the closing of the mind that keeps folks from transformation and deepening.” Recognize that of your own self you can do nothing. You are a channel, and God manifests though you. All of the things of the world that will manifests, as well as your yourself, are part of the god's body. Our lives are a miracle. We are muscle and bone and blood in which live the bright fires of spirit, will, desire, and soul. My every action, thought and feeling occurs in connection to the cosmos; thus, my life is a tapestry of vibrant colors and images because everything in it is related to everything else. I am the flower you cultivate. I am the child you tend. I am the book I write, the song I sing, I the spider spinning. I am you; We, the miracle. Decide to look for the miracle. Live you life boldly, bravely, joyfully and with satisfaction, and you will be Ab-Ur, Great of Heart. To satisfy the ab is to satisfy the heart of gods, their desires and wishes. In all things great and small resides the beauty of the Divine life expression. That we exist—water and dust walking, as we are—is proof of the power of gods, for we are magical creatures. True magic is made in the heart, the magic of the desire nature to unite with the primal heart of God and, in the process of attaining that, we unfold, we become, we transform, we evolve. We are the heart of the world. The greatest magic of which any of us are capable is the magic that “is directed to making a heart of heavenly origin beat within, to awaken (our) perception of the invisible.” Entering the Temple of the Soul
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