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The hands of grace sometimes fall unseen lifting you up to where you've never been. Blessed are they on whom it descends, being worthy, they are ready to ascend. For such a long time most people have been caught by ignorance, struggling and ignoring life's taught. Their ego is usually arising through clashes forsaking its identity with all by its rashness. To gather more experience and to impress its own existence apart from all of the rest. Impossible though that will forever be regardless of what appears or is to see. We are all of one substance existing within its domain of Infinite Being always playing a very illusory game. The descent of grace is experienced as bliss the likeness of which one should never miss. All one's troubles seem to get dissolved away having existed only under an imaginary sway. Towards God-Realization is the extent of the place of all those worthy who have acquired God's grace.
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Nov 11, 2010
Nov 11, 2010 at 8:59 PM UTC
Uplifting Grace
The hands of grace sometimes fall unseen lifting you up to where you've never been. Blessed are they on whom it descends, being worthy, they are ready to ascend. For such a long time most people have been caught by ignorance, struggling and ignoring life's taught. Their ego is usually arising through clashes forsaking its identity with all by its rashness. To gather more experience and to impress its own existence apart from all of the rest. Impossible though that will forever be regardless of what appears or is to see. We are all of one substance existing within its domain of Infinite Being always playing a very illusory game. The descent of grace is experienced as bliss the likeness of which one should never miss. All one's troubles seem to get dissolved away having existed only under an imaginary sway. Towards God-Realization is the extent of the place of all those worthy who have acquired God's grace.
From unpublished book "The Seeds Of Life" - compiled in 1996
George-Krokos
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74/M/Australian
Nov 11, 2010
Nov 11, 2010 at 8:59 PM UTC
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