To hearken to the call of the Rainbow
Swan is to build an ark for eternal occupancy by God. This vessel
is not physical. It is the God-committed portion of one's existence.
How, you and I
wonder, does one construct an ark for inhabitation by God?
With sincerity as one's
foundation of being, we suddenly realize, as we review what
we have learned about the peak of the Rainbow Swan. With trust
as one's ceiling of being. In childlike innocence.
As you and I gaze with
our inner eyes upon this relationship of oneness-of-being
between two realities, one divine and the other mortal, we recognize
it as pseudo-expandence; more specifically, endo-estatism,
or immanence. And we understand the need to be sincere
and trusting, for these two attitudes of reality sharing
allow the functional alignment of the two diverse estates that
is required for trans-estatism. In accordance with the law of
expandent completion, as the Infinite immanends a mortal,
that mortal transcends mortality, functioning at the
levelate of God.
Thus you and I recognize
a further prerequisite, beyond sincerity and trust,
that one must meet in order to be real: a relationship
with God.
A builder can proceed
only as commissioned by an architect. One becomes commissioned
to build an ark for God by entering into a relationship with
God as one's unifier . . . focalate . . . ruler
. . . purpose of living . . . total motivation.
The reality of this relationship is infinitely tender, the archetype
of the father-child bond.
As the awareness of this
innefable bonding penetrates into your consciousness and mine,
we gaze back down the processional of the children of light to
the point where distance shrinks it into imperceptibility. A
wondrous thrill grips us with the dawning realization that countless
persons have performed this act of supreme personal consecration
through the ages, in incalculable situations of infinitely varied
detail.
You and I ask ourselves
in puzzlement: how does one enter into such a relationship
with the Infinite?
And the answer echoes
back in our hearts: You speak the binding pact in your
own words or thoughts now, as you are. Whatever your state
of morality or sin, I will hear. I will
cleanse. I will consecrate.
A relationship requires
sincerity on one's part and trust in the other.
To enter into a relationship with the Infinite means to give
oneself to him irrevocably, unreservedly, and forever. Trust
the Infinite. Know that he hears when you speak; he knows
your heart; he is changeless and dependable; he
desires a relationship with you, his child, now
and as you are. Having established a relationship with
him, never doubt it or your standing. Follow his guidance
as best you can and, with the untroubled trust that is your part
of the relationship, leave the rest to him.
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