SAINT GERMAIN ON ALCHEMY
Mark L. and Elizabeth Clare Prophet
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"The planetary veins and arteries conveying the tireless energy of the Eternal One from place to place upon the spinning globe of the world, the blue dome of the sky with the golden sun disk to warm and revivify, the silent night with the crystal moon and diadems of stars….all of these are flooded with a sense of unity which pervades all things."
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"The purpose of thought and feeling is to form the mold of fruitful and progressive experience which in turn endows mankind with the highest aspects of his Divine Self."
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"Selfhood derives from the Universal One."
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"Let all learn to recognize the true worth in others and in all things."
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"The world is not so poor as it sometimes considers itself to be in the manifestation of this great God-essence of Love, but it already possesses a great wealth of divine Love – a Love all too often unrecognized even when seen!"
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"You must understand the mystery of oneness whereby a thread of contact between each life and its Source serves to connect all who live to one great central switchboard."
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"Let the love of the individual parts for one another and for the Whole exceed self-love and excel unto an expansion of Love within the creation in honor of the Creator, finding thereby reunion with the one Life which is All and in all."
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"God who created the Cosmic Egg and holds it in the hollow of his hand is also the God flame expanding hour by hour within his very own sons and daughters."
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"Let all in being their brother's keeper esteem the highest and best possibilities for everyone."
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"The power, love, and wisdom of God gently bestow upon each individual creature of the creation the blessedness of opportunity to know God without limit."
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"Everywhere is Love unfolding the mysteries of Life."
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"The feeling of aloneness should be transmuted and superseded by the certainty of all-oneness."
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"How reasonable it is to suppose that enough people serving in harmony can change the most calcified condition and create an influx of love."
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"This is God's great gift: he always returns more love to life than life ever gives to him. Selflessly, the magnitude of God sends forth a torrent of love when a few droplets would suffice and thereby sweeps mankind on the upward pilgrim way, regardless of man's erroneous notions."
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"Now, it must be understood with cherishment that all Life is one."
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"Love is the unbeatable cosmic force!"
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"We all have a responsibility to encourage the light to expand in all people."
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"In the macrocosmic-microcosmic interchange, in the great flow of life,…man senses the unity of all that lives."
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"The now of the present hour must be utilized as a chalice of spiritual opportunity. Life must be indulged by its highest objectives, honored by the adoration of exalting principles, and merited by selfless service."
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"The Universe…is spread apart from a center of oneness to a diversity of light, color, tone and density."
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"The grandiose concept of cooperative oneness [is] charged with the power of love and freedom unbounded."
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"The will of God, the wil of the Higher, is the will of your Real Self."
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"This is true Self-love – the love of the True Self in all."
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"Perfect Love casts out all fear and all torment that fear begets."
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"God is in Truth the All-in-all – not only in principle but also in practical application."
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