(Q) Please give me any suggestions desirable, from the
cosmic point of view, concerning a method or procedure for
improving my reception and response to spiritual concepts.
(A) Studying to show thyself approved unto God, ye will not
be mocked; rightly dividing and divining the words of truth;
keeping self unspotted from the world. Let thy prayer be,
consistently and often: "God, use me in a service to
others." Let that be meaningful in thy experience, and not
that some other influence guide thee, save that which is of
His making, from day to day.
(Q) Do I have the capacity for developing clairvoyance;
if so, through what suggested method?
(A) By the closing of self to the physical consciousness,
and letting the universal consciousness flow through thy
mind, thy body, thy soul; surrounding self with the awareness
of His abiding presence with thee, ever.
(Q) Have I discovered a method that truly solves the complex
matter of color harmony, and how can I advance the cause of
greater harmony in this realm?
(A) Color is vibration, like overtones in music. These ye
have applied, occasionally. Then use them in attuning thy
body-consciousness to those vibrations about thee, which may
- in some instances - take on color also. Use not for self
alone, but using - do not abuse.
(Q) Should I drop this effort while the present opposition
continues to prevent its full development?
(A) Better keep on listening, but within - rather than
giving the full expression of same; until there is the
awareness as to the better means and manners of using same
daily as a constructive experience at this time.
(Q) Please advise me as to how to discover the true story
of Sacajawea and her people, and how to present it to
establish her fine contribution to the world's knowledge.
(A) We do not have Sacajawea.
(Q) Is there any advice to me regarding the next steps in
discovering the method and meaning of photographic
experiments now being conducted?
(A) These we need to carry on. Some, of course, are
sufficient in their abilities for raising the vibrations
of their own body as to become a luminous experience to
certain individuals. But keep these and ponder them.
If these are helpful experiences for others as well as
for self, they bespeak of good. For, as ye do it unto
the least of thy brethren ye do unto thy Maker.
We are through for the present.
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BACKGROUND
See
967-1 on
8/02/35.
4/09/43 She submitted questions.
REPORTS
2/10/45 Mrs. [
967] wrote GC a sympathy note after EC's
death.



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