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'''Spirit''' may refer to: | '''Spirit''' may refer to: | ||
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(1) cap. The '''masculine polarity of the Godhead'''; the coordinate of [[Matter]]; God as Father, who of necessity includes within the polarity of himself God as Mother and hence is known as the Father-Mother God. The plane of the [[I AM Presence]], of perfection; the dwelling place of the [[ascended master]]s in the kingdom of God. | (1) cap. The '''masculine polarity of the Godhead'''; the coordinate of [[Matter]]; God as Father, who of necessity includes within the polarity of himself God as Mother and hence is known as the Father-Mother God. The plane of the [[I AM Presence]], of perfection; the dwelling place of the [[ascended master]]s in the kingdom of God. | ||
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(2) l.c., usually plural, as “spirits,” '''[[discarnate]]s''', or astral entities. | (2) l.c., usually plural, as “spirits,” '''[[discarnate]]s''', or astral entities. | ||
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(3) l.c., singular, '''often used interchangeably with [[soul]]'''. | (3) l.c., singular, '''often used interchangeably with [[soul]]'''. | ||
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[[El Morya]] speaks of the “spirit” of a man as being “his [[cosmic honor flame]], his integrity, his strength, his presence. The spirit of the individual is that which the soul has drawn down from the [[I AM Presence]] and raised up from the [[Divine Mother]], weaving a cocoon of light, skeins as silken fibers around the soul until the [[wedding garment]], all gold and purest white, [is] suddenly unveiled.” | [[El Morya]] speaks of the “spirit” of a man as being “his [[cosmic honor flame]], his integrity, his strength, his presence. The spirit of the individual is that which the soul has drawn down from the [[I AM Presence]] and raised up from the [[Divine Mother]], weaving a cocoon of light, skeins as silken fibers around the soul until the [[wedding garment]], all gold and purest white, [is] suddenly unveiled.” | ||
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{{SGA}}. | {{SGA}}. | ||
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{{POWref|31|77|, November 13, 1988}} | {{POWref|31|77|, November 13, 1988}} | ||
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