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Art 7. 96.
Beauty 96.
Blasphemy 21.
Brevets & Missions 5. 8. 11. 18. 22. 88. 105. 116. 130. 142. 207. 257.
Celestial Administration 12. 19. 60. 69. 79. 91. 92. 137. 138. 165. 198. 209.
Change 41. 45.
Children 37. 63. 196.
Circumspection 212.
Communion 1. 62. 178. 199. 200. 201. 206.
Comportment 40. 44. 97. 129. 134. 142. 241. 244. 249. 251.
Divine Instruction 23. 25. 35. 78. 95. 97. 122. 140. 194.
Dogma 25. 91. 163.
Etheric Vacuum 66.
Evil & Ignorance 5. 11. 23. 36. 47. 89. 97. 98. 144. 159. 215. 222. 236. 237. 238. 249.
Experience 8. 9. 27. 86. 152. 186. 193. 253.
Faith 78. 210. 211.
Fear 27. 31. 111. 241.
Force : Physical 128, 169. Cosmic 151. Moral 80.
Giving 70.
Growth 148.
Humility 155.
Impatience 226.
Justice 231.
Knowledge & Wisdom 37. 86. 122. 163. 189. 232. 256.
Leadership 81. 133. 215.
Light 25. 30. 109.
Love 43. 46. 50. 57. 58. 147. 148. 217. 218.
Matter 109. 152.
Mediums 75. 76.
Numerology 85.
Omens, Symbols & Miracles 35. 55. 73. 74. 96. 126. 146. 168. 195. 203.
Pact, Plan & Program 14. 17. 78. 142. 178. 180. 215. 233. 257.
Parables: Figs 104, Five Sons 156, Gardener 163, Mustard Seed 156, Ravens 160, Roses 101, Small Mishiefs 175, Two Bounties 182.
Pattern 149.
Patience 9. 22. 84.
Patriotism 15.
Peace 230. 234. 246.
Personal Choice 14. 16. 29. 93. 153. 157. 168. 246. 253.
Prayer 32. 131. 241.
Promise 10. 16. 24. 28. 42. 117. 166. 192. 205. 248.
Prophets & Prophecy 65. 66. 67. 83. 172.
Reincarnation 6. 12. 25. 31. 72. 76. 81. 152.
Rewards, Recompense & Money 39. 40. 82. 87. 143. 144. 201. 247. 250.
Sacrifice 34.
Self Command 93. 147.
Science & Inovation 14. 166.
Second Coming 25. 26. 29. 36. 72. 81. 106. 114. 120. 146. 181. 219.
Service 2. 33. 69. 107. 114. 156. 177.
Space 65.
Spirit 20.
Suffering 13. 176.
Thought 57. 66. 148.
Time 41. 45.
Tolerence 27.
Tranquility 38.
Vibration 67.
Victory 223.
War 18. 47. 230.
Others 3. 4. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 56. 59. 61. 64. 68. 71. 77. 90. 92. 94. 99. 100. 102. 103. 108. 110. 112. 113. 115. 118. 119. 121. 123. 124. 125. 127. 132. 135. 136. 139. 141. 145. 150. 154. 158. 161. 162. 164. 167. 170. 171. 172. 173. 174. 179. 183. 184. 185. 187. 188. 190. 191. 197. 198. 202. 204. 208. 209. 213. 214. 216. 220. 221. 224. 225. 227. 228. 229. 235. 239. 240. 242. 243. 245. 252. 254. 255.

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Chapter 41:

Time and Change

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1. MEN HAVE a saying, Time without end, Amen! I say it is error. Time hath an end. Time hath an end in cycles of manifesting.

2. Men have Time in mind when they say, Lo, we do go and come in eternity. I say, They go and come not in eternity: they are eternity itself having minds to know event.

3. I say unto you, Time is a misnomer: it is the way of the common in addressing event; events have substance in things of the spirit: the things of spirit are known by event: event succeedeth event and all maketh that listing that men call chronology.

4. Time is a dimension in which humankind functioneth; it hath a beginning, it hath an ending. Even so hath man a beginning and an ending.

5. I say, without man there would not be mortal consciousness: without mortal consciousness there would be no knowing of event, therefore time would not exist.

6. Except there be event there can be no time passage; time cometh by event and goeth by event, having event in a program, therefore having substance in that which is of consciousness.

7. Time hath no being except consciousness knoweth it; behold Spirit manifesteth and maketh time possible.

8. That which cometh unto man hath had its ordainment from the times of the beginning: behold it hath come unto him in that he should be conscious.

9. The power of consciousness is the world as men know it, time being the dimension of that world in which matter functioneth, event on event.

10. Time hath a mission unto mortals to teach them event, else they know not themselves that they have been created.

11. Time is progressive in that it functioneth constructively, event growing negatively out of event.

12. Time hath a mission, I say, to make men know themselves: otherwise I say they are creatures of nothingness, I say they have existence but no consciousness is in them; they are but know it not;

13. I say there are matters requiring no consciousness in that self-awareness cometh; the earth as ye tread it is inorganic matter; such matter hath no consciousness as ye have consciousness, it knoweth not itself, it existeth from age to age, it maintaineth itself upon itself, I say it hath no function but that of its existence.

14. To such there is no time: time toucheth it not: today, tomorrow, and forever it remaineth the same, having no change, making no manifestation within itself; lo, if change cometh, it changeth its essence.

15. Verily I say, Time is eternal and time is nothing; to organic matter change cometh and its essence changeth not; change is time and time is change.

16. A man cometh unto you saying, The times are ripe for fulfillment of our bargain, or, The times are ripe for fruition of our harvests, or, The times are ripe for happening from an omen.

17. In all of these, I tell you, a change of some sort lieth; change cometh first, time followeth after.

18. Think of Time as change only, change of location, change of condition, change of conception, nothing happeneth unless it cometh in Time.

19. Time hath endless forms of change, but it functioneth as change; it hath no other being.

20. Ye do make a bargain with a man: he expecteth its fulfillment, verily in Time; I say he expecteth its fulfillment in Change;

21. He saith unto you, I do pay unto you moneys when behold certain changes have been wrought in mine affairs:

22. They came to fruition, he payeth his debt.

23. Hear me, beloved: Time is the great equation of abstract alteration; it hath value as a record of Change, and naught else.

24. When men do make a mark upon the sands of time, I say they but drive a stake as a record of event.

25. I say unto you, Time is your great counselor in that it hath power to change your future positively; perceive ye not that ye have no powers to change your future except it be in time?

26. Time worketh for you, it bringeth you changes, ye take advantage of those changes;

27. There are those who take not such advantage of time; they resign themselves to folly; they know lethargy of spirit, they call its name Patience.

28. They please not the Host.

29. Time worketh not for them, nay, it worketh against them: they have no power of themselves: they make themselves no effort to acquire power out of change.

30. I say unto you, Power is a form of change even as change is a form of Time: wouldst ye have power in affairs that are earthly? I say, Seek change, knowing that change when rightly harnessed bespeaketh a muscle making miracles for men.

31. Change hath a sword that goeth before you, cutting the way through error to substance.

32. I say, Be eager to greet Change: Change is your friend, behold it is your servant: it maketh you to thrive financially; it bringeth you blessings of spirit and health.

33. Change is the great mediator for factions that are earthly; change harnesseth their brains to Thought; it rideth to fulfillment of idea and concept.

34. Make this clear unto yourselves.

35. Change is your friend. Whatever cometh, cometh of good. Ye place yourselves in the current of change and are borne by that current unto oceans of benefits.

36. Harken to this well: Change is your friend. Go forth in Change, be strong in it to run a race, have confidence in it believing it good, for change is Consciousness performing in event.

37. When ye come to great problems, spurn them not saying, Behold my wits are overwhelmed.

38. Problems are projections of changes making you to know that which cometh to pass.

39. Look upon them as watchwords, serving you with wisdom.

40. All changes, I tell you, have beneficial ends.

41. Whatever lieth in ideas is beneficial in ultimate outcome when those who do think them are holy of design: I tell you I speak as one having knowledge of that whereof I speak.

42. These things have importance for a purpose;

43. Time hath a power to mediate, as I have told you; love hath a power to mediate also; these are the double team of experience driving through the world of Consciousness, Creation drawing thereafter the freight of beauteous concept. Let us reason together further.

44. When ye have a problem let it not be said of you as of savants of old, that it hath no solution: lo, every problem hath its solution, somewhere, somehow; mark this well.

45. Time is Consciousness proceeding about its functioning; lo, it functioneth within itself unerringly; likewise do problems of life function toward solution when given an ampleness of opportunity in time.

46. Beloved, mark this well! Naught cometh unto you in earthly puzzlement or quandary that will not take its solving if ye but lavish it with Time!

47. I say, Time is the burden-bearer; it goeth unto the ages saying, Let me carry that which weighteth with perplexity; lo, do I bear it to the barn of its solution.

48. We come to a cycle in our affairs when Time or Change maketh us to see that we have an errand unto those born of woman; we see our missions clearly, we see that men need us, that their hearts have a hunger, that their spirits know a weakness;

49. Lo, we feed them with our Effort.

50. Thereat arise great problems; men are stupid of concept, they dally in understanding, they eat of our patience, yea do they consume it, they see not the future with eyes that kiss knowledge.

51. I say, Time careth for them as a garment, verily a garment thrown about the unfortunate, cloaking stark limbs from blasts of the tempests.

52. I tell you I preach thus unto you that ye may know your essence, that your lesson profit you in this your earthly passage.

53. Take no thought to the time consumed in transpirings; lo, all of it is marked, all of it is bidden, all of it is prophesied, all of it hath ordainment; not a sparrow falleth to the ground without your Father's knowing;

54. Is it not meet that He also should know that which we do, and that ye do it in His sight as it was declared from the times of the beginning?

55. I say, Be at peace amongst yourselves.

56. There is a beginning and an ending, there is a way and a light, there is a darkness and a morning; that which cometh of the morning cometh in a season when blackness hath vanished, when darkness hath ended.

57. So let it be with yourselves, my beloved; wist ye not that ye shall be great, or that ye shall not be great? that which ye do hath an armor in itself, it protecteth your life, each one of you, from the snares of evil persons, it excludeth evil fortune, it bringeth in valor.

58. Take that which is given unto you and increase it, verily as ye have wits: when increase cometh not, I say marvel not nor yet make lamentations; say ever unto yourselves, We do but tempt the tempter with that which is irrelevant; we do distract our life purposes;

59. All else is folly that cometh not readily into the traps we have set to put snares to circumstance.

60. Arise and go in peace, making no mockeries of that which is translucent in event when rightly beheld through imageries of eternal concepts.

61. I say, Walk in peace! There are no traps for those who ever walk uprightly. . . .

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