The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ: The Philosophic and Practical Basis of the Religion of the Aquarian Age of the World and of The Church UniversalLevi
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The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ: The Philosophic and Practical Basis of the Religion of the Aquarian Age of the World and of The Church Universal
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Akashic records; Jesus Christ -- Biography -- Apocryphal and legendary literature
5 But Jesus said to them, The light is most abundant, and it shines
for all; if you would see the light come to the light.
6 If you would hear the message that the Holy One has given me to give
to men, come unto me.
7 Now, when the priests were told what Jesus said they were enraged.
8 Ajainin did not share their wrath, and he sent forth another
messenger with costly gifts to Jesus at the farmer’s home; he sent
this message with the gifts:
9 I pray you, master, listen to my words; The Brahmic law forbids that
any priest shall go into the home of any one of low estate; but you
can come to us;
10 And I am sure these priests will gladly hear you speak. I pray that
you will come and dine with us this day.
11 And Jesus said, The Holy One regards all men alike; the dwelling of
my host is good enough for any council of the sons of men.
12 If pride of caste keeps you away, you are not worthy of the light.
My Father-God does not regard the laws of man.
13 Your presents I return; you cannot buy the knowledge of the Lord
with gold, or precious gifts.
14 These words of Jesus angered more and more the priests, and they
began to plot and plan how they might drive him from the land.
15 Ajainin did not join with them in plot and plan; he left the temple
in the night, and sought the home where Jesus dwelt.
16 And Jesus said, There is no night where shines the sun; I have no
secret messages to give; in light all secrets are revealed.
17 Ajainin said, I came from far-away Lahore, that I might learn about
this ancient wisdom, and this kingdom of the Holy One of which you
speak.
18 Where is the kingdom? where the king? Who are the subjects? what
its laws?
19 And Jesus said, This kingdom is not far away, but man with mortal
eyes can see it not; it is within the heart.
20 You need not seek the king in earth, or sea, or sky; he is not
there, and yet is everywhere. He is the Christ of God; is universal
love.
21 The gate of this dominion is not high, and he who enters it must
fall down on his knees. It is not wide, and none can carry carnal
bundles through.
22 The lower self must be transmuted into spirit-self; the body must
be washed in living streams of purity.
23 Ajainin asked, Can I become a subject of this king?
24 And Jesus said, You are yourself a king, and you may enter through
the gate and be a subject of the King of kings.
25 But you must lay aside your priestly robes; must cease to serve the
Holy One for gold; must give your life, and all you have, in willing
service to the sons of men.
26 And Jesus said no more; Ajainin went his way; and while he could
not comprehend the truth that Jesus spoke, he saw what he had never
seen before.
27 The realm of faith he never had explored; but in his heart the
seeds of faith and universal brotherhood had found good soil.
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