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* In '''indirect precipitation''', we bring about the desired results gradually, through meditation, visualization and physical work as we apply ourselves directly to a project. | * In '''indirect precipitation''', we bring about the desired results gradually, through meditation, visualization and physical work as we apply ourselves directly to a project. | ||
It is the Law that we can draw forth from God, the Universal, every good and perfect gift, all of our daily needs. But we do not always see the results of our [[alchemy]] immediately, because we are no longer in the garden of paradise. We are outside of Eden and subject to God’s edict that we earn our daily bread by the sweat of the brow. We find, then, that alchemy has been immensely slowed down on earth and that the fruit of our effort comes not instantaneously like magic but day by day, cycle by cycle, as the reward for our service and our application. | It is the Law that we can draw forth from God, the Universal, every good and perfect gift, all of our daily needs. But we do not always see the results of our [[alchemy]] immediately, because we are no longer in the garden of paradise. We are outside of [[Garden of Eden|Eden]] and subject to God’s edict that we earn our daily bread by the sweat of the brow. We find, then, that alchemy has been immensely slowed down on earth and that the fruit of our effort comes not instantaneously like magic but day by day, cycle by cycle, as the reward for our service and our application. | ||
The '''[[flame of precipitation]]''' is a brilliant Chinese green tinged with yellow. As we meditate upon this green flame, we can draw forth from the heart center, or the white-fire core of being, those energies and resources that we need to master our environment. | The '''[[flame of precipitation]]''' is a brilliant Chinese green tinged with yellow. As we meditate upon this green flame, we can draw forth from the heart center, or the white-fire core of being, those energies and resources that we need to master our environment. | ||