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'''Idolatry''' is assigning to another the God flame that is within oneself and then worshiping that other in the place of worshiping the flame within. Idolatry is attachment to the form of the one who has mastered God and mastered the Christ. (Of course it may also be the elevation of antiChrist in another proportionately as one has elevated his own ego in himself.) | '''Idolatry''' is assigning to another the God flame that is within oneself and then worshiping that other in the place of worshiping the flame within. Idolatry is attachment to the form of the one who has mastered God and mastered the Christ. (Of course it may also be the elevation of antiChrist in another proportionately as one has elevated his own ego in himself.) | ||
Attachment to the form, the worship of that form, deprives us individually of that God-mastery. So we find that the adulterous generation<ref>Matt. 12:39.</ref> is the compromise of the sacred fire and its misuses in the | Attachment to the form, the worship of that form, deprives us individually of that God-mastery. So we find that the adulterous generation<ref>Matt. 12:39.</ref> is the compromise of the sacred fire and its misuses in the [[chakra]]s. We find that the idolatrous generation is turning over our responsibility of freedom to others, whether it be to [[Jesus Christ]] or [[Henry Kissinger]]. Turning it over to another is entering into idolatry. | ||
[[El Morya]] has spoken of challenging idolatry in his embodiment as [[Abraham]]: | [[El Morya]] has spoken of challenging idolatry in his embodiment as [[Abraham]]: | ||