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--- death [2026/04/15 05:24] – iam
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-self? What hath power to limit or defeat the very Source of Power?
+<WRAP justify>
+What hath power to limit or defeat the very Source of Power?
 Know then that all thy sense of conflict is but the shadow-play of ignorance. Wait with patience on Me, thy Lord, and in My appointed time, shall I make clear what now is dark, and show before thee, straight and true, a path of safety where now an abyss of terror seems to open at thy feet.
 THE above was sent us back in September, 1927, by a friend who said he was “quoting from an ancient Hebrew—most scientific of all languages—a recovery of ‘Meditation upon Aleph (the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet),’ giving the explanation under the title, and then following with the text. We do not know from what it was taken, but we feel it is indeed a most valuable “recovery.”—THE EDITOR.
+</WRAP>
-=== DEATH ===
+<WRAP centeralign>
+==== DEATH ====
+</WRAP>
+<WRAP justify>
 THE Spirit in thy body is I, Myself. Whether any one body dies or lives, I live on, in all bodies. The real self is reincarnated, not only in various bodies, but in all bodies.
-Know this, that the Spirit is the element of life, and the self-consciousness is the element of death. Yet the self-consciousness is My minister to develop the body beyond the power of death; for the body is not necessarily subject unto death. The organization of formation is ever developing, and when a body is developed which needs no self-consciousness—which is strong enough to express Me—then the self-consciousness shall die before the death of the body, leaving the body free to express perfect love without self-thought. And there will then be no element of death in that body and I will live in it forever.
+Know this, that the Spirit is the element of life, and the self-consciousness is the element of death. Yet the self-consciousness is My minister to develop the body beyond the power of death; for the body is not necessarily subject unto death. The organization of formation is ever developing, and when a body is developed which needs no self-consciousness—which is strong enough to express Me—then the self-consciousness shall die before the death of the body, leaving the body free to express perfect love without self-thought. And there will then be no element of death in that body and I will live in it forever. —From All Mysteries.
+</WRAP>
-—From All Mysteries.