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Aðgerð Gull-guðsins er umsvifalaus útfelling huga Guðs með gullgerðarlist smaragðs og kristalgeisla. Þannig verða annar og fimmti geislinn<ref>þ.e.a.s. viskugeislinn (gulur, gylltur) og sannleiksgeislinn, vísindi og gnægð (smaragður og kristal).</ref> tvíburalogar til að fella út og kalla fram vilja Guðs sem flæði framboðs og eftirspurnar | Aðgerð Gull-guðsins er umsvifalaus útfelling huga Guðs með gullgerðarlist smaragðs og kristalgeisla. Þannig verða annar og fimmti geislinn<ref>þ.e.a.s. viskugeislinn (gulur, gylltur) og sannleiksgeislinn, vísindi og gnægð (smaragður og kristal).</ref> tvíburalogar til að fella út og kalla fram vilja Guðs sem flæði framboðs og eftirspurnar sem við beinum til barna Guðs héðan í frá að fara fram á að allsnægtir Guðs á jörðu ... lífið í heild síni - verði orkustreymi verslunar, viðskipta og vitundar – sem fer eftir því að lögmál framboðs og eftirspurnar virki rétt í hagkerfum þjóðanna. | ||
The term ''[[golden age]]'' did not derive from nothing. Golden age means an age based upon the gold standard, the standard of the gold of the Christ consciousness, of the golden rule, of gold as precipitated sunlight for the balance of the mind and the emotions and the flow of life even in the physical temple. Gold, beloved ones, is necessary for the stability of consciousness as well as for the stability of the economies of the nations. Unless there be a certain portion of gold even in the temple, the balance of the elements is not held. When the people no longer hold gold in their possession or wear gold, there is far greater mental and emotional disturbance. | The term ''[[golden age]]'' did not derive from nothing. Golden age means an age based upon the gold standard, the standard of the gold of the Christ consciousness, of the golden rule, of gold as precipitated sunlight for the balance of the mind and the emotions and the flow of life even in the physical temple. Gold, beloved ones, is necessary for the stability of consciousness as well as for the stability of the economies of the nations. Unless there be a certain portion of gold even in the temple, the balance of the elements is not held. When the people no longer hold gold in their possession or wear gold, there is far greater mental and emotional disturbance. | ||