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British Politician Exposes Global Plan.
KEYS FOR MASTERING ASCENSION
Azurite Press MCEO.
THE IRISH PEOPLE TAKE ON THE BANKS
THE ORIGINAL TEMPLAR CREED.
“The original Templar creed taught Unity Consciousness and love, cooperation and respect toward all other life forms. It did not appoint some groups as being godly and others as evil; it taught of the necessity for equality between peoples and genders and the need to heal and integrate all aspects of society. The original Templar teachings promoted kindness, gentleness, tolerance and power through comprehension of sacred energy mechanics and consciousness embodiment of the God-force. They did not teach that God was a male authority figure who passed judgment upon sinful, inferior humans. They did not teach that the male gender was formed in the image of God and the female was a lesser part extracted through the godly male to hold a position of subservience to men. The original Templar creed did not endorse the exploitation of the plant, animal and mineral kingdoms for the purpose of personal sustenance and materialistic gain, it taught respect and reverence for all life. The original Templar did not teach of “good and evil”; it taught that evil deeds were the result of ignorance to the true structure of the universe, and that evil was cured by education through the Law of One. It taught that peoples were created to be free, and in that freedom should be taught how to become co-creators with the God-force. It taught that every being in the universe was an individual face and expression of God, and that brotherhood was simply the rational result of this comprehension.”
Voyagers Volume II Page 68 excerpt Copyright ©2002 by Ashayana Deane, Granite Publishing
The 12 Attitudes and 12 Responsibilities of Mastery
Twelve Attitudes of Mastery.
1. Love
2. Grace.
3. Gratitude.
4. Reverent-Respect.
5. Responsibility.
6. Trust.
7. Accountability.
8. Impeccability.
9. Mindfulness.
10. Fearlessness.
11. Engaged Detachment.
12. Joy.
Twelve Responsibilities of Mastery.
1. Self-Actualisation.
2. Self-Sovereignty.
3. Self-Containment.
4. Self-Discipline.
5. Self-Love.
6. Spiritual Integrity.
7. Appreciation.
8. Patience.
9. Kindness.
10. Conservation.
11. Cooperation/Diplomacy.
12. Sense.
The 7th Responsibility of Mastery is APPRECIATION.
It’s all too easy to take the myriad of good things and the blessings for granted…and the bad things personally and to heart. I think that’s why we need to consciously remind ourselves every day to be grateful for all that we are, and all that we have, and that we need not be victims. The bad things can be good things too, if we can learn from them and draw strength from our experiences.
Informative Documentary on HAARP (high frequency active auroral research programme)
Leaked Nasa War Plan Against Humanity.
Believe that we can Achieve.
…”that’s just my luck”…”why does it always happen to me?”…”why is nothing ever straight-forward?”…”that’s just typical”….”it’s sods law”…”I’m so stupid”….”it doesn’t matter what I do, things are always the same”…are some of the often heard examples of a popular mythology that has the individual as a victim of an unfair, unjust, persecutory universe. It illustrates a self-defeating, self abusing, self sabotaging, misunderstanding relationship with the universe where good fortune is seen as an occasional mere happy accident. People seem to forget that we are here to LEARN and that ‘problems’ that arise are not punitive but are instead OPPORTUNITIES for learning and for growth.
If we delete this negative mythic narrative within ourselves and rewrite the programme within us with krystic, spiritual values, so that we become totally positive self-believers and believers in love, forgiveness, gratitude and in truth, then we can grow and co-create good fortune and opportunities while resisting the temptation to lose faith and to lapse into self-doubt. We will always ultimately enjoy success and the total confidence and support of Source Consciousness if we align ourselves with original, krystic intent and embrace challenges in life rather then cursing them.