Diversity and Balance in the World

11th May 2004 “This will reveal more of the nature of my Being & existence and my coming divine Birth than is written in any current descriptive texts on Religion. This is a glorious time for the human race.  Despite the prevalence of violence, evil and suffering in the world, the world of men is now set for a new direction, a golden age.  This will take 2-3 generations to work through however and in the intervening time there will be significant turbulence and upheaval.   As the world is prepared for my descent the influence of good and evil will both apparently be strengthened.  Like two mighty warriors set against one another these two primeval forces will battle it out with only one conclusion: the triumph of the Good I created night and Day, light and shade, happiness and despair or those structures of natural law which underlie these opposing qualities.  Opposites and diversity spring from my divine Nature. I am above pairs and opposites, I am transcendental but I lend my Aid, my Will to those who work for the evolution and progress of the worlds, not those who destroy it.  I lend my aid to the warriors of the Light.”  

The two-fold purpose of religion

"True is my Name, True is my name.

Throughout time I have shared the truth of my Name with those devotees of mine who have sought to penetrate the truth of their existence, to cut through the darkness of ignorance and enjoy the supreme bliss which is union with Me. I have spoken of the two fold purpose of religion:

1. To allow individuals in every age to come to the realisation of my Eternal nature.

2. To promote behaviour in the society of man which is conducive to benefiting from those laws and controls I placed in this manifest universe at the inception of time.

Even this latter objective of my religions promotes an atmosphere and environment conducive to the former."

Silence Is Realm in Which One Can Hear God

Found at: http://www.zenit.org/english

Date: 2004-07-11

Silence Is Realm in Which One Can Hear God, Says Pope

Warns of a Lack of Time for Recollection

LES COMBES, Italy, JULY 11, 2004 (Zenit.org).- Vacationing amid the forests and summits of the Alps, John Paul II emphasized the need for silence as the ambience in which to encounter God.

This was the message that a slightly tanned Pope gave to the 5,000 pilgrims who met and prayed the Angelus with him today in the village of Les Combes, in Valle d'Aosta, where he is spending a 12-day holiday.

"In this oasis of quiet, before the wonderful spectacle of nature, one easily experiences how profitable silence is, a good that today is ever more rare," the Holy Father said.

"The many opportunities of relation and information that modern society offers sometimes run the risk of robbing time for recollection, to the point of rendering persons incapable of reflecting and praying," he added.

"In reality, only in silence does man succeed in hearing in the depth of his conscience the voice of God, which really makes him free," the Pope said.

"And vacations can help to rediscover and cultivate this indispensable interior dimension of human life," John Paul II explained from the mountainous locality situated some 1,500 meters (5,000 feet) above sea level.

link: http://www.ze nit.org/english/visualizza.phtml?sid=56653

Talk to God

Turn off phones and talk to God, says archbishop

	From:The Irish Independent Monday, 7th June, 2004
	IF people switched off their mobile phones, took off their headphones and turned off their TVs for just one day a week, our nation as a whole would be better off, the Catholic Primate of All Ireland said yesterday. Archbishop Sean Brady said he was convinced that if people did this "for just one day each week to make space for reflection, prayer, conversation with God and with others, particularly their family, they would notice a significant improvement in their mental, emotional and spiritual well-being and, as a result, our nation as a whole would be better off". Dr Brady said Ireland's reputation as the "land of the welcomes" is "being reduced to a commercial facade, a mark we wear for tourists, an essential part of the Irish brand". He was speaking on the occasion of the 800th anniversary of the foundation of the Cistercian Abbey of Duiske, Co Kilkenny. He said that until recently "we had a great tradition of welcoming people into our country and into our homes". However, many of us now have "an increasing concern that the sincerity and spontaneity of our sense of hospitality is being lost to the more individualistic and aggressive forces at work in our society". It is these forces, he warned, that were turning "our reputation for hospitality and neighbourliness into a commercial facade". Praising the Cistercians for the life of contemplation which they cultivated, he said it was difficult today to appreciate the value of contemplation when we "live in a world of constant noise and incessant rush". Dr Brady said: "Our ears are constantly exposed to the ceaseless chatter of talk radio, the rap and pop of digitised and downloaded music and the endless melodies of mobile phones as they ring in the street, the car and yes, even in the church. "The monastic tradition is a powerful reminder of the need to recover this sound of silence, that sacred space in which the still small voice of God can be heard within our souls." He said that if we can accept "the discipline of diets", then we can also accept the need to "exercise discipline in regard to the soul". Duiske Abbey was founded on June 6, 1204, by 12 Cistercian monks. It was part of the explosion of the Cistercian Order throughout Europe inspired by Bernard of Clairvaux, one of the most influential figures in the history of Christianity. Five hundred monasteries were founded within the space of 100 years. STRESSED-OUT city slickers will soon be able to unwind by making their own pilgrimages to Glendalough with the completion of a new Hermitage Retreat Centre Project. Nestled high on the hillside overlooking the Wicklow beauty spot, parish priest Sean O'Toole joined forces with locals to initiate the centre as a millennium project five years ago. Costing over €1m, it involved the careful restoration of St Kevin's Church, the building of five self-contained retreat centres and a meditation garden. With stunning views of the nearby mountains and lakes, it serves as the ideal spot for anyone looking for a slice of calm away from the daily grind. During his first official visit to Glendalough in his new role as Archbishop of Dublin, Dr Diarmuid Martin blessed the centre after a special Mass to mark the Feast of St Kevin. He described it as a very significant day andtold parishioners in his homily how he wanted to see the area become the spiritual core of the diocese. and emphasised its importance in religious history. It's clearly an area close to his own heart, having held the title of Titular Archbishop of Glendalough before being appointed as Archbishop of Dublin five weeks ago. "It's an amazing place and I want to find ways which will enrich the capabilities of Glendalough. This will be somewhere where you can come for a moment of solitude. It's not running away from life but a way to re-charge your batteries. Then when you can go back, you feel more able to deal with things. There's so much pressure now on people," he told the Irish Independen David Quinn Religious Affairs Correspondent

The Divine Plan

"Blessed indeed are those who are able to live at a time of my Descent knowing and understanding its significance and importance to the world.

The truth, the truth, the truth.

I share my truth with you this day, this precious day.

Irrevocable, irrevocable.

This is the truth, the fulfilment, the next stage of man's destiny.

I share the truth, I share the truth.

I am that author of Creation known as the Divine, the Creator, the Godhead, the Father, the Son, the Supreme Being.

I am worshipped as the Sun the Wind, the limitless Sky.

I am known as Buddha, as Heaven, as Light and Truth.

I am that entity addressed as Allah and the one true God.

I am unshakable, immovable, self existent, all embracing to man, I am known as God of the Sikhs, God of the Jews who know me as Jahweh.

I am that supreme Being worshipped in cultures of old with sacrifices of animals, sacrifices of fire, sacrifices of fruit and flowers (even human sacrifice).

This is who I am.

I am that entity worshipped in song and dance, for whom people fast and abstain from pleasures.

I am that supreme entity and intelligence for whom hermits and recluses retire entirely from social life.

It was I who moved the creatures from the deep and brought them to the land and through long eons guided the animals of the land to ascend the sky.

I brought the race of man to rule and dominate the other creatures of the world.

I trusted in their ability to draw on my Divine intelligence to bring about the evolution of the planet, serving my Purpose.

But when greed dominates this is the time for Me to intervene, as I have many times before, and destroy those elements of greed, self interest and darkness which obstruct the next stage of evolution.

Now the earth's resources must be restored and replenished.

The earth, the sky, the Waters must be purified and replenished for the next 20 generations. I

THE WORLD IS IN DANGER,

I know this, time is eternal for Me.

I am the future and the past.

Men cannot see the future.

It is not open to them.

They think of tomorrow of ten years ahead. A few for 30. But I see and I act at this time.

This is my Word. But the danger is averted through my birth, through my descent, the danger is averted.

Those who are the dark fear my descent for they are weakened.

Their plans are frustrated.

The nature of life swings toward the light, the truth and many gain true knowledge of my eternal Nature.

They serve my will and the Dark is weakened.

The Dark is that part of my creation which must exist if there is to be a manifest reality but it must be kept in balance, in check.

Chaos is not yet to dominate.

This is the role of the keepers of truth, those leaders who serve the Light.

They must keep the chaos in check and allow the natural power of evolution to triumph and progress.

This is my Truth."

13th Century Georgian Icons

 

Georgian 13th Century Icons
found at: http://w ww.parliament.ge/CULTURE/GENINF/svaneti/svaneti.html

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Archangels Gabriel and Micheal



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