And there shall enter into the earth curious souls, who shall seek and discover the Word of the sweet First Prince locked within the center of their own being. They shall enter into the knowledge of the godhood of all humankind. The knowledge shall wax strong within them and they shall open their mouths, standing before the children of God, and speak truth like fire upon them. And the fire from the mouths of the truthsayers shall shine with a brilliance to consume the children of the Father and drive the satanic influence into the shadows, away from the precious children. And the fire of the truthsayers shall burn the veil of ignorance from the eyes of the Children of the Christhood, whereby they shall be made to see the presence of the Father, who is The Word, standing in their own shoes.
The Word of the First Principle of Consciousness, called Father,
is His self-conscious thought of the Triunity of being that we call Life.
Whatever the Father thinks of the Trinity, that is His Word. His word is
His perception of the First, Second, and Third Principles of Consciousness
and that is all it is. The Father perceives only the Father, the Son and
the Holy Ghost because there is nothing else to perceive. Whatever it is
that He perceives of the Three Princes, that is the sum total of His Word.
The Word of the Father is not any one body of scriptures. It is not the totality
of all the scriptures in the earth. There is no book or collection of books,
testaments or sacred writings that can be literally the Word of the Father.
Such is an utter impossibility.
The Word of the Father is the Father. No eyes
have seen the Word of the Father but the inner eye of the spirit, the
mind’s eye. The Word of the Father cannot be seen by the eyes of the
flesh body but can only be known by the mind and perceived by the eye of
the mind. The eyes that have looked upon characters of ink, written upon
so much refined wood pulp, have not looked upon the Word of the Father. The
Word of the Father is invisible spirit. The eye of the body has never seen
spirit, and can only perceive body. Only the invisible eye of the mind has
seen the invisible Word. That which is written, though we call it the Word
figuratively, cannot literally be the Word of God. It is foolish folly, grandiose
arrogance and egotism to presume that man can, in a few thousand ink filled
pages, capture the totality of the thoughts of an Infinite Intelligence.
All the scriptures and holy writings in the earth can but barely scratch
the surface of the Word of God, the Father, the First Principle of
Consciousness.
Humanity has proven so thick headed and so totally captured
in the hypnotic trance of this material experience, that we have barely begun
to delve into the real meaning of spiritual truth. We have only a slight
inkling of the magnitude and depth of the Word. We practically have to be
beaten over the head just to get us to really look deeply into the mere basic
fundamentals of our true spiritual nature. We are magnificent creatures,
beings of unfathomable power and majesty. And it is all because we are a
reflection of His Word. Every thought, every idea within His image of Himself,
is duplicated in us by the reflective power of the Holy Ghost. There is no
greater inheritance imaginable. By His Word, in the presence of the law of
the Holy Ghost, we are made equal to Him, as any child is equal to its parents.
Why, though, are His thoughts called “The Word”?
It is His thought which is the pattern by which the Third Prince has created
the Second Prince, Christ who is within us all, and who is forever being
created. But there is no word which has created the Father. There is no word
or pattern of thought, by which the First Prince was created. The Holy Ghost
has not shaped Him into being. He is the reflection of no other’s word.
It is His thought of Himself alone, that is the first pattern by which anything
was created. His Word is the prime mover, the primary initiator in the creation
sequence, which ends in form manifested in the experience or body of any
given Christ-individual.
In order to understand what the Word of the Father is,
it is mandatory that one acknowledge and understand the law of Cause &
Effect. Without this understanding, you will never realize why His thoughts
are called “The Word”. His Word cannot be written with pen and
ink, and no person can understand this unless they grasp the principle of
Cause and Effect. Simply put, the law of cause and effect states: There is
a Presence, the Holy Ghost, the Third Principle of Consciousness, the Doer
of the Word, which reflects thoughts into some created form, in the experience
of the person thinking the thoughts. It does so according to a definite,
immutable, mechanical law of its own nature. This law of nature is such that
the Presence itself becomes, shapes itself into, the very thing it creates
in response to the given thought of the thinker. The thought is the cause,
and the manifested form is the effect. The Law of The Third Prince Of
Consciousness cannot be silenced or put on hold . It must respond to all
self-conscious thought and therefore must respond to the Word of the First
Prince, and every thought therein. There are an infinite number of thoughts
which make up the totality of the word of the Father, for He is of infinite
characteristics. What a blessed revelation to realize that we have within
us the duplication of every element of his self-perception. We have just
begun to unfold on our journey of self-discovery, but the journey must begin
with the acknowledgment that we are the direct reflection of His Word. It
is not a one time event, this reflection, but an ongoing activity, as a river
of perfection flowing from His mouth forever.
It doesn’t matter what your religious beliefs are.
It doesn’t matter what spiritual doctrine or traditions you follow or
how strictly you adhere to them. There can be no deep understanding of human
spirituality without at least a basic understanding of the concept of Cause
& Effect. Your spiritual understanding will have no sound basis and no
continuity. You might have studied at the most renowned seminary in the world.
You may be able to quote scriptures and sacred writings from the cock’s
crowing ‘til the setting of the evening sun. But if you don’t
understand how the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost exist in a cause-and-effect
relationship, your spiritual understanding will be sadly encumbered, circling
and floundering blindly at a dead end.
Without the concept of cause-and-effect, there is no
way to understand or explain how Christ is the Word of the Father made manifest.
You can try, but you’ll probably only end up rambling on and on in a
series of disconnected scriptural quotes recited from rote.
The Word of the First Prince is the foundation of the
earth because it is the foundation of Christ, who created the earth. You
cannot understand this statement without an understanding of the law of
cause-and-effect. You can learn it, memorize it and recite it, but if you
don’t understand cause-and-effect, and claim to understand how the Word
of the Father is the foundation of Christ, you are pitifully mistaken or
just a bold-faced, brazen liar. The Word of the Father,
through the Holy Ghost, is the root of Christ. Again, cause-and-effect.
Do you get it? The Father knows Himself to be the infinite
individual. This knowing is an eternal and constant element within His Word,
impinging upon the reflective sub-conscious awareness of the Holy Ghost.
Therefore, the Body of Christ, being the Word of the Father made manifest,
is comprised of an infinite number of individuals eternally and constantly
expressing the Father’s infinite individuality. I defy any person
to explain this without the premise of cause-and-effect. Can you see it?
The Father, Son and Holy Ghost exist as the one God.
The Word of the Father, which is the Father, is reflected into Christ, the
Son, through and by the Holy Ghost, which creates the Son by becoming the
Son. Once more, cause-and-effect. The Body of
Christ is an omnipresent, spiritual sea of consciousness, created after the
likeness of the image in the Word of the Father. We are all members of that
Body, and therefore, exist in the spiritual image and after the spiritual
likeness of that same Word, which is the Father.
Cause-and-effect...cause-and-effect...cause-and-effect...it is at
the root of spiritual truth. Show me a
man who claims to understand that the Word of the Father is the Father, and
that the Christ is the Word of the Father manifesting through the Holy Ghost.
If this same man understands not cause-and-effect, then I will show you a
blind man standing in the shoes wherein he stands. For what man can understand
the tree and know not of the root?
Imel Jear Melessay No. 4
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