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We are children of Heavenly Parents …

a Father and a Mother …

Our spiritual heritage comes from all-powerful, Divine Beings who know and love us perfectly.

Heavenly Mother

I AM THE ONE AND ONLY …

ONLY THE ONE …

GOD THE HEAVENLY FATHER …

GOD THE DIVINE MOTHER AKA THE HOLY SPIRIT …

A New Prayer

from the Children to Their Divine Parents

Dearest Cosmic Mother and Cosmic Father …

May you swiftly reclaim all that is truly yours in this creation

As the organic living light consciousness you originally intended,

As one heart,

One love

and for All in Unity …

We love you with all of our sacred crystal hearts …

Peace be with your heart …

Peace be with your mind …

Peace be with your body …

May all be with the Unconditional Love

and

Perfect Peace held in the Eternal Light of God and Christ.

Until next …

Stay in the Luminosity of your Avatar Christos Sophia Heart Path.

Please be kind to yourself and to each other.

Galactic Star Family!

With a Loving heart …

Lisa

A poem by Eliza R. Snow, entitled “My Father in Heaven” and now known as the hymn “O My Father.” This text declares:

“In the heav’ns are parents single?  

No, the thought makes reason stare … 

Truth is reason—truth eternal

Tells me I’ve a mother there.”

LYRICS

1. I yearn for Her connection,

A chance to know Her face,

Her gentleness and holiness,

The warmth of Her embrace I search for Her in longing And find Her everywhere,

For all the world reminds me: I have a Mother there.

Chorus: A Mother there, I have a Mother there! A Mother there, I have a Mother there!

2. I see Her in the colors That dance on painted wings,

In blooming hues that fill my view

When winter yields to spring.

I hear Her in the songbird’s Melodic gifts to air,

For all the world reminds me: I have a Mother there.

Chorus: A Mother there, I have a Mother there! A Mother there, I have a Mother there!

3. I smell in pink carnations A hint of Her bouquet

And feel Her breeze give life to trees On peaceful, summer days.

I taste Her in the sweetness Of autumn’s golden pear,

For all the world reminds me: I have a Mother there.

Chorus: A Mother there, I have a Mother there! A Mother there, I have a Mother there!

Bridge:

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I see Her in the aging,

In children as they grow,

In hushing cries and lullabies,

Yes, every gentle kindness helps me know:

Chorus: A Mother there, I have a Mother there! A Mother there, I have a Mother there!

4. I sense Her in the silence,

In moments I am still.

She reaches back and teaches that Her love is what I feel.

Now brimming with this wisdom, I find Her everywhere,

For all the world reminds me: I have a Mother there.

For all the world reminds me: I have a Mother there.

AND THE CHILDREN AKA …

“THE LITTLE LIGHT SUNS”

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ALONG WITH JESUS CHRIST

THE

“ORIGINAL LIGHT SUN”

NOW

CLAIMING YOUR DIVINE INHERITANCE

CHILDREN … HEAR US, YOUR DIVINE PARENTS …

FORGET THE HUMAN LABELS FOR THEY ARE HUMAN MADE …

FORGET JUDGMENT FOR OUR CHILDREN HAVE NO NEED OF IT …

LET CHILDREN BE CHILDREN STEEPED IN CREATIVITY AND IMAGINATION …

THE HEART IS ALL THAT MATTERS …

AND ALL OF OUR CHILDREN’S HEARTS MATTER …

IF YOUR HEART HAS DARKNESS … CHANGE YOUR HEART AND WE, AS YOUR

DIVINE PARENTS WILL CHANGE OUR MINDS AND DRAW YOU INTO MORE LIGHT …

IN OTHER WORDS THE ONE COMMANDMENT FROM

YOUR DIVINE PARENT’S IS “DO NO HARM”  

WHATEVER YOUR BELIEF, WHAT EVER YOU DESIRE OR PURSUE IN LIFE

IF IT COMES FROM “LOVE” AND DOES “NO HARM” TO ANYONE,

“YOURSELF” OR “OTHERS”

THEN IT IS TO DO … IT’S NOT TABOO

MADE UP BY DOCTRINES AND DOGMA WHICH ARE EVER SO HARMING …

LIFE LIVING FREELY CAN TRULY BE  QUITE CHARMING …

BUT, RATHER, YOU CAN SAY …

SAYS SUMMER BLUE

“FREE TO BE ME” …

YAHOO

SEVEN VICTORIES OF THE DIVINE CHILD

  JOY  

FREEDOM

SERVICE

LOVE

POWER AND GOD’S WILL

LIFE ETERNAL

WISDOM AND (HEART-BASED) THOUGHT  

REMEMBERING ALWAYS THAT

THE GREATEST OF THESE IS LOVE

13 And now these three remain: faith, hope and love.

But the greatest of these is love.

THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST  

AKA …

THE RESURRECTION OF THE CHRIST WITHIN YOU …

Paramahansa Yogananda on Christ Consciousness

By Paramahansa Yogananda

Written from India in 1935, shortly after his visit to the Holy Land, to all students and friends of Self-Realization Fellowship

From Jerusalem and India, reinforced by the perception of the Great Ones, I bring unto you a new message of Spirit. Blessed is my soul to be thus an instrument of the Divine.

The pen of thought writes on the dark page of ether and makes the Spirit-Truth invisibly visible, and my fountain pen makes the unseen thoughts visible. So on this page I am painting God — with ink, thoughts, and Self-realization — that all may behold His glory.

As Truth peeps through the window of thoughts and words, so God manifests through Christ Intelligence and vibratory creation. When the beads of nations are not held together by the thread of universal perception of Christ Consciousness, of Christ Peace, they fall apart, knocking and scattering on the rocks of selfishness. The Christ of Christmas must be celebrated in the hearts’ love of all races for one another.

I pray Christ be born in the cradle of a new international understanding; that out of the dark night of war, the star of Christ Love may illumine a new United World. I pray Christ be born in all nations as love of unity, in all men as spiritual ambition, in true friends as the Divine Friend, in students of this path as Self-realization, and in all deep devotees as eternal, ever new Joy and perpetual Wisdom.

Earth-bound possessions and glory all fade away, but God-bound possessions hold through eternity, serving with supreme usefulness. Why worship material comfort on the altar of change? Learn to adore spiritual comfort in the temple of indestructibility. The best way to convert earthly accumulations into imperishable heavenly treasure is to use them for spiritual service. Christ must be lived to be known. In all good actions, in every material and spiritual service, and in the manger of meditation, the immortal Cosmic Christ is born anew.

None can know about that Christ by reading books on theology; one must feel his presence in the bower of deep meditation. In the cradle of meditation-tuned thoughts, woven with tender twigs of devotion, behold the newborn Christ, lulled by the cooing dove of inner peace.

In these twenty centuries Christmas has been celebrated 1,935 times — yet how few have realized the true significance of the birth of Jesus! Every year, God and the angels recognize this occasion with celestial celebrations for the good of all. So let each one of you, by prior weeks of deep meditation, prepare his consciousness to celebrate this coming Christmas. The arrival of the newborn Christ Consciousness in the hamlet of your meditation will be indescribably fascinating, uplifting, and expanding to your soul. Prepare for Christ by decorating the spinal Christmas tree* of your meditating consciousness with many new perceptions of the divine Christ, with ever-twinkling stars of wisdom and lotus blossoms of divine love. At the foot of this inner Christmas tree lay all your material desires, to be presented once and forever to the Christ Joy within you.

Then, on awakening Christmas morn, Christ will draw near the many-branched Christmas tree of your consciousness to receive your presents, and to give unto you his imperishable gifts of Omnipresence, Omniscience, Divine Love, Cosmic Light, Ever-Wakefulness, and Ever New Joy, bound with golden strings of eternity.

 

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NOTE:  YOGANANDA WENT TO SALT LAKE CITY AND SEARCHED OUT THE FUTURE LEADER OF SELF REALIZATION FELLOWSHIP, SRI DAYA MATA FORMERLY KNOWN AS FAYE WRIGHT WHOSE ANCESTORS WERE RELATED TO THE PREVIOUS MORMON PIONEERS  

SEE HER SHORT BIOGRAPHY BELOW:

Sri Daya Mata —Mother of Compassion, who was born Faye Wright, (January 31, 1914 – November 30, 2010) was the President and Sanghamata (mother of the society) of Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF) of Los Angeles, California, and the Yogoda Satsanga (YSS) Society of India.

Faye Wright was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, to a prominent family of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS or Mormon Church).

Her ancestors are said to have been among the original Mormon pioneers.

The Mormon Church

and the original

Heavenly Mother Teachings

without indoctrination 

When Joseph Smith Saw a Vision of

Heavenly MotherWhen Joseph Smith Saw A Vision of Heavenly Mother

This article which was written by Danielle B. Wagner appeared in the 23 June 2016 online edition of LDS Living Magazine.

“As with many other truths of the gospel, our present knowledge about a Mother in Heaven is limited,” the Church’s Gospel Topics Essay “Mother in Heaven” states:

Mother in Heaven

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints teaches that all human beings, male and female, are beloved spirit children of heavenly parents, a Heavenly Father and a Heavenly Mother. This understanding is rooted in scriptural and prophetic teachings about the nature of God, our relationship to Deity, and the godly potential of men and women.1The doctrine of a Heavenly Mother is a cherished and distinctive belief among Latter-day Saints.2

While there is no record of a formal revelation to Joseph Smith on this doctrine, some early Latter-day Saint women recalled that he personally taught them about a Mother in Heaven.3 The earliest published references to the doctrine appeared shortly after Joseph Smith’s death in 1844, in documents written by his close associates.4 The most notable expression of the idea is found in a poem by Eliza R. Snow, entitled “My Father in Heaven” and now known as the hymn “O My Father.” This text declares: “In the heav’ns are parents single? / No, the thought makes reason stare; / Truth is reason—truth eternal / Tells me I’ve a mother there.”5

Subsequent Church leaders have affirmed the existence of a Mother in Heaven. In 1909, the First Presidency taught that “all men and women are in the similitude of the universal Father and Mother, and are literally the sons and daughters of Deity.”6 Susa Young Gates, a prominent leader in the Church, wrote in 1920 that Joseph Smith’s visions and teachings revealed the truth that “the divine Mother, [is] side by side with the divine Father.”7 And in “The Family: A Proclamation to the World,” issued in 1995, the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles declared, “Each [person] is a beloved spirit son or daughter of heavenly parents, and, as such, each has a divine nature and destiny.”8

Prophets have taught that our heavenly parents work together for the salvation of the human family. “We are part of a divine plan designed by Heavenly Parents who love us,” taught Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.9 President Harold B. Lee stated, “We forget that we have a Heavenly Father and a Heavenly Mother who are even more concerned, probably, than our earthly father and mother, and that influences from beyond are constantly working to try to help us when we do all we can.”10

Latter-day Saints direct their worship to Heavenly Father, in the name of Christ, and do not pray to Heavenly Mother. In this, they follow the pattern set by Jesus Christ, who taught His disciples to “always pray unto the Father in my name.”11Latter-day Saints are taught to pray to Heavenly Father, but as President Gordon B. Hinckley said, “The fact that we do not pray to our Mother in Heaven in no way belittles or denigrates her.”12 Indeed, as Elder Rudger Clawson wrote, “We honor woman when we acknowledge Godhood in her eternal Prototype.”13

As with many other truths of the gospel, our present knowledge about a Mother in Heaven is limited. Nevertheless, we have been given sufficient knowledge to appreciate the sacredness of this doctrine and to comprehend the divine pattern established for us as children of heavenly parents. Latter-day Saints believe that this pattern is reflected in Paul’s statement that “neither is the man without the woman, neither the woman without the man, in the Lord.”14 Men and women cannot be exalted without each other. Just as we have a Father in Heaven, we have a Mother in Heaven. As Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles has said, “Our theology begins with heavenly parents. Our highest aspiration is to be like them.”15

While we do have quotes from Church leaders that give us insight into Her nature and role in our lives, many understand our unique knowledge of Her is sacred.

However, the First Presidency shared in 1909 that “all men and women are in the similitude of the universal Father and Mother, and are literally the sons and daughters of Deity,” and in 1995 the First Presidency declared in “The Family: A Proclamation to the World,” ” Each is a beloved spirit son or daughter of heavenly parents, and, as such, each has a divine nature and destiny.”

While we might not know as much about our Heavenly Mother as we do our Heavenly Father, the words of prophets and apostles, as well as Church records still provide a surprising amount of information about our other divine Parent.

For instance, the LDS archives contain a journal entry from Abraham H. Cannon, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and son of George Q. Cannon. On August 25, 1880, Abraham Cannon recorded a time when the Prophet Joseph Smith, Sidney Rigdon, and Zebedee Coltrin saw a vision of our Heavenly Mother:

One day the Prophet Joseph Smith asked him (Zebedee Coltrin) and Sidney Rigdon to accompany him into the woods to pray. When they had reached a secluded spot Joseph laid down on his back and stretched out his arms. He told the brethren to lie one on each arm and then shut their eyes.

After they had prayed he told them to open their eyes. They did so and they saw a brilliant light surrounding a pedestal which seemed to rest on the ground. They closed their eyes and again prayed. They then saw, on opening them, the Father seated upon a throne; they prayed again and on looking saw the Mother also; after praying and looking the fourth time they saw the Savior added to the group. He had auburn brown, rather long, wavy hair and appeared quite young” (Journal of Abraham H. Cannon , 25 Aug. 1880, LDS archives).

Though rare, this vision might not have been a singular occurrence. The Church’s Gospel Topics Essay “Mother in Heaven” states, “Susa Young Gates, a prominent leader in the Church, wrote in 1920 that Joseph Smith’s visions and teachings revealed the truth that ‘the divine Mother, [is] side by side with the divine Father’” (emphasis added).

The use of the plural in this case suggests that Joseph Smith may have had other visions in which Heavenly Mother was revealed to him, which means other prophets and apostles could have been blessed with such a divine visitations.

But whether or not others have seen our Heavenly Mother, many Church leaders have talked about her great influence in our lives. According to an article published in BYU Studies, “‘A Mother There’: A Survey of Historical Teachings about Mother in Heaven,” Susa Young Gates called Heavenly Mother a great “molder,” who watches over us with “watchful care” and provides “careful training.” In addition, “The Family: A Proclamation to the World” teaches us that we were born to Heavenly Parents who guided and reared us in the pre-existence.

* A reference to man’s seven cerebrospinal centers of spiritual intelligence and energy, manifesting as lights to the inner sight of deeply meditating devotees. In Hindu scriptures, these centers are often described as “lotuses”; in the Book of Revelation, St. John refers to their bright rays as “seven stars.”

To be continued in Part II – The Great Mormon Mystery

 Join me as we

Explore and Expose what happened to Joseph Smith and his Original Teachings vs Brigham Young who later came across

the land to Salt Lake City after Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum were murdered in Nauvoo, Illinois

Hint:

A large memorial dedicated in 1947 marks the spot of Brigham Young’s historic arrival.

Surprisingly, the monument also includes …

Father Pierre-Jean De Smet,

a 19th-century Jesuit missionary and explorer.

Onward and Upward,

Gabrielle

 

 

 

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