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Another example is that my theme is transformation, and my mission is to inspire transformation (evolution of the conscious mind of man) in other human beings in order for them to achieve excellence in all areas of their lives, leading to the path of rapture to all those with whom I come in contact, elevating their state of being and transforming them to new heights. A friend of mine, Sharon, has a theme of compassion. Her mission is to facilitate individuals to accept themselves and others and to help them open to their highest and best possibilities. Please take note that in both examples, there is the element of service to humanity. This element of service is in harmony with the fundamentals that provide a state of equilibrium in nature. All forms of life provide a service to create this state of equilibrium on this habitat we call Earth. A theme is the seed for a mission. It is the one thing that only one person can perform at any one singular moment, at a particular place. In the eyes of the Father, all themes are equal, for all themes and the personalities that perform them are all parts of Him.
In order for individuals to discern a personal theme, the journey to discovery becomes inward. One must first disconnect from all outside influences. Lot’s wife is turned into a pillar of salt when she turns back to look at the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah because her heart (conscious thoughts) was still attached to the cities. One’s theme is not associated with symbols of possessions or fame. Owning a mansion is a symbol of worldly success. “Seek ye first the kingdom of God and all will be added unto you” (Matthew 6: 33, kjv). We must first desire God and turn inward in order to eat from the Tree of Life in order to answer the age-old question, “Why am I here?” When you can honestly answer this question, you begin the journey home, back to the garden of Eden, the place of oneness.
The following are a series of preliminary exercises to begin the journey of discovery. For best results, make a recording of the following guided mediations, and then allow the recording to be the guide. This method will greatly facilitate and accelerate the process. Parents can guide children through this process of relaxation and meditation. Please note that mastering this technique provides greater level of achieving complete relaxation. Remember that both the body and mind must be in a state of relaxation in order to access memory in the subconscious. As in the preliminary exercises, practice this guided meditation until you are able to follow each of the suggestions without interruptions. Remember that the goal is to create an imaginary world that appears as vivid as our physical reality.
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We have already mentioned that to say, let there be light. A vision or thought of light must have preceded the verbal command. The command here is, “You shall not eat.” Therefore, the thought of man eating was already present in God’s mind. The idea of whether God foresaw man’s behavior or His thought created the outcome will not be debated here; however, the negative statement of not eating created the result. The point for us is that to suggest not to drink beer or not to eat sweets has a vision of doing the very act we wish not to do. Our subconscious interrupts the vision or thought as a behavior to be conducted.
Jesus said, “You will know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes from thorn bushes or figs from thistles? Even so, every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit. A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit.” Matthew 7:16-18 (Akjv)
In verse 20, He said, “Therefore by their fruits you will know them.” The reference is of the two trees in the Garden of Eden. One tree bears good fruit, life and Oneness, and the other bad fruit, separation and death. As I have already stated, the Law of Manifestation applies to both trees. The Law of Manifestation as it applies to the Tree of Life has but one highway: the intention of infinite intelligence, universal consciousness, divine design, or the will of God. Jesus instructed us, “Seek ye first the Kingdom of God,” (Matthew 6:33, Kjb) and if we do so, we would discover that, “My yoke is easy and my burden is light”
(Matthew 10:30, Kjb).
Following the Father’s suggestion, spoken by Jesus, paths to self-destruction would cease. Streets that lead to nowhere would disappear. Roads filled with long hours and hard work would end. Avenues with forced visualizations would terminate; there would be only one highway leading directly to our destination without obstacles, stop signs, traffic jams, accidents, detours, breakdowns, and dead ends along the way.
There is only one Law of Manifestation with a myriad of possible choices to manifest. These choices of fruits are either of the Tree of Knowledge, man’s limited intelligence, or the subconscious mind of man or the Tree of Life, universal infinite intelligence, or superconscious mind of God. Addison O’Neill referred to this as spiritual consciousness, and Carl Jung called it universal consciousness. The Cabala provides us with ten different names for the same deity. The symbol that we care to use is a result of our conscious understanding of intellectual energy force. Call it what you like, but remember that our personal perception of it is by no means how it perceives itself. I prefer the name or title that Jesus Christ used, for he made the relationship far more personal than any scientific psychological term or the name of some all-powerful being. He is simply called It, Father. I, for one, believe and experience that intelligence capable of creating a universe and all the creatures within it would prefer Father or Mother.
As I just mentioned themes can be manifested and be fruitful from either tree. This material deals with discovering and living a personal theme based on the Tree of Life, keeping in mind that the Law of Manifestation applies either way. It is my hope that you will select the higher path. Therefore, in discerning a theme, one must first, “Be still and know that I am God” (Psalm 46:10, niv). To be still would imply the quieting of the conscious mind. In order for us to hear the small voice, that of the super consciousness, one must meditate.
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The first thought after the first bite from the Tree of Knowledge brought seduction, and the second bite brought shame. Each so-called bad thought widens the separation while each good thought brings us closer to closing the gap. “Draw nigh to God and God will draw nigh to you” ( James 4:8, Kjb). The Bible tells us that Adam and Eve hid because they were naked. The physical symbol of human nakedness represents guilt in human consciousness. Man, having prior experience of Oneness, would immediately sense that God knew their guilt therefore they felt exposure. They hid because they sensed that God could see what they had done. This act of concealment was man’s conscious effort to hide his guilt from God; in doing so, man’s consciousness separates from God (subconsciousness). God, in turn, or subconsciousness, increased the separation. As a result, man’s consciousness has lost its awareness of the subconscious; in addition, God divided the subconsciousness into two parts. The first is lower or finite subconsciousness. The second is the higher infinite subconsciousness or super consciousness, which places a firewall between the two. Hence, early man had little or no sense of morality until he began to develop laws for governing behavior.
Since the subconscious was now divided in two, it still possessed some of its earlier attributes. These attributes still provided man with a certain level of dominion that he had prior to the separation. The Law of Manifestation is still within his grasp; however, he would now have to learn through hard work how to use them. Man now would have to use his own will power and trial and error to discover mastery of these laws. Hence, man was and is capable of achieving great success in all areas of his life. Abundant or eternal life was out of reach, so no matter how great was man’s success, he would surely die.
The next level mixes beliefs or thoughts of both good and evil. This type of person, has conflicting thoughts, for example, he holds to the belief that if you work hard you will become successful, while also claiming that he never gets any breaks two different approaches to success. At this level, two conflicting thought processes exist; therefore, the individual experiences some success, but never to the degree desired. This is because the conscious level is saying, “If I work hard, I will become very successful,” while emotionally, he is also saying, “I never get any breaks.” This is due primarily to the unawareness of envy, resentment, or some other negative belief. Since, in this case, the emotional thoughts upload more easily into the subconscious, the results are counterproductive. The majority of people are at that level due to conflicting thoughts between emotional consciousness and mental consciousness; therefore, they end up blocking their own success. The results are that the individual never achieves the desire of the heart. This is also why prayers are often not answered.
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A theme is the central idea of a narrative or a story. It is usually stated in no more than a few words (e.g., good versus evil or true love). When you begin to view your life as if it were a story, a theme will surface. A theme is usually the essence of an individual’s persona. “You will know them by their fruit” (Matthew 7:16, nasb). The fruit of the tree identifies the tree. An apple identifies the tree by its apples; its theme is to bear apples. One’s theme is the perfect pattern spoken by Plato; it is the Word spoken by super-conscious mind, the God mind within us, the Christ. It is divine design as referred to by Shin. It becomes the force behind thoughts, behaviors, and actions. It becomes the root of a personal mission and purpose for living. It becomes the ideal that an individual lives by. Without knowledge of one’s theme, we plant seeds of an uncertain harvest or we plant seeds that bear no fruit.
Now, it is important to understand that, regardless of all possible themes that might exist, they are all fruits of one of two trees. The Tree of Life or Oneness and Perfection, a United Consciousness with God, and The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil or Duality, Separation and Death, with a consciousness and subconsciousness functioning independently. Both trees provide the same laws of attraction and manifestation. When our theme is the fruit of the Tree of Life, “the burden is light” and success is certain, for infinite intelligence shows the way and rapture is possible. However, themes that are the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge have man’s conscious desires as a guide. Man, in most cases, is unaware of a theme. He, in most cases, unknowingly creates poor negative themes leading to self-destruction.
Those who unknowingly or knowingly used the law of manifestation can become very successful and have an abundance of health, wealth, and loving relationships based on worldly standards, however, remain as the fruit of the Tree of Death, and they will “surely die” (Genesis 2:7, nasb).
The Law of Manifestation, as applied to the Tree of Knowledge, can take one of several forms or levels. At the base, there is no understanding of the principle, as a man thinks he is. This type of conscious thinking will generally lead an individual to a level of consciousness that has a poor, bad, or evil thought process; some form of self-destruction, due to evil, bad, or poor knowledge, belief, and/or ideas that are manifested into some form of anti-social, failing, or ill behavior. These individuals are very successful in their negative conscious state of mind manifesting their negative anti-social desires of the heart. For example, this belief: “If you want to get ahead, you have to take it.” So the individual takes what belongs to those who worked to get it. Let us examine further the key principle within the Law of Manifestation characteristic of persistence. The thought of failure enters into one’s mind, and the thought is entertained. This thought of failure, should it continue to repeat, will, at some point, develop into a state of mind, a state of mind that repeats and persists to nurture the thought of failure and forms consciousness, a conscious condition of failure. The thought of failure persisting in consciousness forms manifestation. Manifestation produces realization in the physical world. The individual has successfully manifested the condition of the conscious mind.
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