Be Co-Creative Sons and Daughters of God

"When God created the world, he began by projecting a great circle of light around himself... Then God projected images into that light, images that gradually condensed and were materialized and became plants, animals, and men... When an initiate wishes to create,,,he projects an image or a word which penetrates and traverses his aura... His Aura provides the matter he needs for any manifestation to take place... The word is a vessel, and the effect it produces depends on the extent to which it is impregnated with the creative element of light." --Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov, "The Book of Divine Magic," p. 24.

The Universe is a holographic projection of the mind of God (Read "The Holographic Universe," by Michael Talbot -- https://www.amazon.com/Holographic-Universe-Revolutionary-Theory-Reality/dp/0062014102). It's a virtual reality in which we are avatars. God experiences the creation through us. We are co-creative sons and daughters. We can manipulate matter through the power of the spoken word and visualization. We do this unconsciously with negative thinking and speaking and imagining the worst to create self-fulfilled prophecies of misfortune. We curse ourselves with what I call gray magic.

The time has come for us to cast off the spells we have put on ourselves and use Divine magic to create what is good and right and beautiful in our lives for the glory of God and the establishment of his kingdom on earth. Begin by creating a pure aura of white light about yourself filled with thoughts and images of perfection through prayer, meditation, and reading of divinely inspired words. Then project through this aura words and images of pure desires (DEity SIRES). These are affirmations of what you already are and have in spirit. You are just manifesting it in the physical by becoming one with the mind of God.

One night in the winter of 1995, I spent several hours chanting "Om shrim, Maha Lakshmiye, swaha!" and visualizing the goddess of abundance, Lakshmi, pouring gold into my hands. The next morning, while shoveling snow and ice off our front walk, I uncovered a gold ring. The image for this blog post shows my ring below the image of Lakshmi that I had visualized. Magic works. Use it carefully.