Page 71 - Soul's Divine Journey

Disclosure of a HiDDen secret

necks of all living beings and allow no possible means of
escape. the individual mind is mechanical in nature, and
so it blindly follows whatever moral and ethical precepts
are defined by Brahm, king of the dual worlds. Brahm’s
inherent duality then infiltrates the individual’s own code
of conduct, which results in the unity of truth being rele-
gated to the opposite poles of positivity and negativity,
good and bad, or virtue and sin.
it is a well-known fact among all saints that these
basic and well-intended guidelines, or moral premises,
simply fall into the parameters of good and bad karma.
Brahm’s promise is that good karma will create a heavenly
paradise, while bad karma will incur hell or levels of purga-
tory. But what Brahm does not tell you is what the saints
and Masters lovingly wish to reveal – in either scenario,
whether a visit to paradise or an excursion through hell,
upon its completion, the soul will again be required to re-
incarnate back into this physical plane. this is why even
angels, devas, and heavenly spirits pine for the human
incarnation, for they have been imprisoned within their
wealth of good karma, requiring that they first expend this
karma before they too must reincarnate back into the
physical world once again.
the Masters unequivocally state that good karmas
alone are not sufficient to redeem the soul. Bad karmas are
clearly iron shackles, but good karmas are merely golden
chains, and neither does anything other than adorn the
mind in its incessant fight between good and evil. Brahm’s
greatest spell of deceit is his unscrupulous monopoly of our
worship, for his primary mission is to cast the illusion that
he is the almighty God, not our own indwelling soul or the
Divineanami. if such illusive tactics are accepted as genu-
ine truth, the sons and daughters of humanity can never dis-
cover that they are actually the sons and daughters of God.