(Q) I saw a varied colored stadium, each tier in the
stadium presenting a different color. Reason or voice
or subconscious experience: "This is a vari-colored world,
and also a world of specialty."
(A) In this we find the two represent that of the experience
of the consciousnesses of the individual, into how the entity
presents, or should present, that lesson to self, and to
others, in the various phases, and, as has been said: "I
would be all things unto all men that I might thereby save
the more." And as is seen in the lesson on the hillside, of
the various formulas, of the various conditions, and their
equations, equaling to that same condition as the entity is
presenting, and as is seen in the tier of the various colors,
and of the reasoning within self of the various conditions
and phases as are presented in the world, this then is as the
lesson to the entity, that step by step, little by little,
first one, then two, then as each of these give their various
phases of the lessons as are being given to the world, the
entity enters his own - the guide, the director, the teacher,
the blessed one as will be called in ages to come, of Him
who would draw all men under the banner of Him who said:
"I, if I be lifted up, will draw all men unto me." Then
in that purpose, in that intent, that the truth may shine
through the dark places, drawing from the various phases
of the experienced forces in the world, may the entity gain
those lessons, as are seen experienced in this self, that
even, as is seen, some would climb higher, that the vision
might be greater; some would need that coaching, as the dog,
to gain the lower level, that the truth might be made the
better manifest; yet all are of the One, and in that Oneness
is the strength, for "The Father and I are one," as has been
set, in purpose, in intent, and the Will of the Father must
be the rule, for in intent, in purpose, as is seen - often
in experience of this character and kind, there is often
wondered, as it were, why an individual apparently without
thought, without purpose, without intent, except or save to
accumulate that which is of the worldly forces, and he who
strives to do the right is pushed aside, pulled from pillar
to post, without even the show of gaining, it seems, the
favor of Him whom outwardly he serves. Looking in the heart
we find often as this: Him who is from without has in heart
said: Were I in THIS place, I would do thus and so. It has
been given as a trust. The Father is seen in him who in the
next forces is in rack and in pain.
We are through for this time.
BACKGROUND
See
900-245 on
6/28/26 & Reports.



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