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Shouldn’t We Be More
Advanced Than We Were in Lemuria?
Q: I think well, maybe where the conflict of
understanding this about being advanced lies on that
a great many of the people in Lemuria became Masters. In other words we’re not all way up high and then we all went down.
Most of them went up. A: Yes, sort
of a continual evolution. All of
us started out blank, knowing nothing. And that’s our
job, through opportunities to continue to work out our karma—the
things we need to balance ourselves incarnation after incarnation. Those
are the things that keep moving us forward. But all of us started out zero and some of us has made it
to Mastership, and we’re following their clues, and it’s hard for you to know
exactly how far you may have evolved. You may have in
another lifetime, in another culture which was designed to more readily move
persons from, let’s say, childhood through adulthood in a smooth way, without
going through all kinds of neurotic responses and diminishing ways of doing
things, have been able to get to several of advancement over, you know,
however many hundreds upon hundreds of incarnations you’ve gone through, and
maybe you’re one of those people who had their arm twisted on the astral
plane to come down and help get things moving again to reestablish a civilization
where people could more readily move towards the advancement that all of us
need to have and want to have. Many of us here, of
course, will not be able to enjoy, let’s say, the beginnings of The Nation of
God ‘cause we’re going to be too old, but our children and our grandchildren
will be the ones who will be able to stand on our shoulders from what we’ve
produced and develop that Nation to a much better stage using the Philosophy,
since it is in accordance with Natural Law to really get there. But then, you will have someplace really worthwhile to
incarnate into later, so, what you’re working on now you can benefit from
later. If nobody works on that, nobody bends their
efforts to creating that Nation, then there’ll be almost nothing into which
we can incarnate for a long period of time. But the
Brotherhoods do see that it will become a success culminating in the Golden Age. |
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