Declaration of Divinity:-   Ware Soku Kami Nari


The declaration and the IN go hand in hand, since the words it contains embody the truth of a human being and are filled with infinite, powerful energy.  This declaration is addressed to oneself, and is directed toward the awakening of one's soul.

When the declaration is used with an open heart, it is a way of elevating oneself to higher and higher realms of being, keeping in mind that even without performing the IN the Declaration is a wonderful and powerful prayer.


WARE SOKU KAMI NARI - I AM A DIVINE BEING

The words I speak are the words of God
The thoughts I emit are the thoughts of God
The actions I take are the actions of God

The words, thoughts and actions of God are abundantly overflowing with infinite love, infinite wisdom, infinite joy, infinite happiness, infinite gratitude, infinite life, infinite health, infinite light, infinite energy, infinite power, infinite success and infinite supply........ They are nothing more, nothing else.

Therefore, Ware Soku Kami Nari, I am a Divine Being who speaks, thinks and acts just as God does.

I will brighten and elevate myself to become none other than God, so that when others see me they cannot help but think that they have seen God.

Those who have seen me have seen God.  I emanate light and continue to radiate the most supreme infinite love of God to all mankind.

This is a very positive and powerful affirmation to give to oneself

http://www.byakko.org for more info



picture above is the prayer water crystal by Masaru Emoto

By Masahisa Goi - founder of the World Peace Prayer Society


When you leave behind your selfish desires, your true mind comes to reflect itself in your daily words and actions.  Since your true self is a radiant light, rooted in the divine,  your words, actions and lifestyle begin to shine.  However, since this radiant light is in a different category from that of the material world, its brilliance is not clearly perceived by most people.  But I do think they can feel brightness, gentleness and warmth without knowing why. 

As you approach this state, you give people a pleasant sensation of pureness, cleanness and brightness.

Leaving behind selfish desires can be explained from a different perspective as thinking about and working for others, thinking about and working for society, and thinking about and working for humankind.  In short it is to do only works of love.  When your true self appears on the surface, it means that God is manifested there.  God is all of everything and God is love.  Thus, when the Divine Mind moves in you, you are actively sending out thoughts and actions of love.

For more information on the World Peace Prayer Society - www.worldpeace.org

We can speak so confidently about the outcome of all your human problems because we know that all human life is governed by a divine law, perfect in its outworking.  The purpose of that law is to draw all men and women, all the human family, into a consciousness of God.  Do not look backwards, unless it is to say, 'How beautiful is the path that I have traversed!' Do not regret the past.  You are moving forward, travelling life's path to find happiness once again, and this time an enhanced happiness.

It takes a good while to really die.  For some people it can be quick, yet the way the soul leaves the body is different for each individual.  For some people it may take a couple of days before the final withdrawal of the soul is completed.  There is a lovely anecdote from the Munster region, about a man who had died.

  As the soul left the body, it went to the door of the house to begin its journey back to the eternal place.  But the soul looked back at the now empty body and lingered at the door.  Then it went back and kissed the body and talked to it.  The soul thanked the body for being such a hospitable place for its life journey and remembered the kindness the body had shown it during life....

In the Celtic tradition there is a great sense that the dead do not live far away.  In Ireland there are always places, fields and old ruins where the ghosts of people are seen.  That kind of folk memory recognizes that people who have lived in a place, even when they move to invisible form, somehow still remain attached to that place...

I found this passage in Jessica Macbeths book Faeries Oracle, illustrated by Brian Froud.
I shuffled the oracle cards and my intuition said go with the 27th card, so here it is! 



"Unity comes  first and last.  In between we have the illusion of duality, which we all believe in for a very long time.  This apparent duality is ultimately shown to be an illusion, but it is an illusion through which we must pass, through which we learn and grown, and then once again return to Unity.

You may have had mystical experiences where you have had true union with other beings or even with the Unity, the One Who Is All.  Such experiences change our lives, effectively showing us that the saying "we are all one" is not just a pious belief but a statement of actual fact.  We are not separate like the flowers in a field, but are one.  The only way to reach this awareness is to surrender the small everyday self to the larger spiritual self, which is Unity.  Experiencing full oneness with the Unity is transformative.

Unity is the energy of the cosmos still unmanifest, still without form.
Here in unity we see the dark, and the light, masculine and feminine, active and passive, and other polarities, all expressed in the balanced, energy filled, vibrant union.  "All That Is one, and that One is god/goddess is the principle expressed.  From this all else derives.  This is the source from which we draw our strength, our very being."

the card shows vibrant blue energy with a ball of light in the centre.  All the power is focused in the ball of light - vast energy.  It is as if all that power is looking for a place to happen and this is in fact what is going on inside us all of the time - a vast ball of energy lighting up our entire beings, looking for an outlet, energy looking to be birthed through Unity...

The forest is not merely an expression or representation of sacredness, 
nor a place to invoke the sacred; the forest is sacredness itself.  Nature 
is not merely created by God, nature is God.  Whoever moves within the 
forest can partake directly of sacredness, experience sacredness with 
his entire body, breath sacredness and contain it within himself, drink 
the sacred water as a living communion, bury his feet in sacredness, 
open his eyes and witness the burning beauty of sacredness.
-   Richard Nelson