Almine | Ascended Master

Kikimara 8

8.

Premise:
Assuming that anything in life can be injured, especially form, which can easily be damaged.

Correction:
The illusion of injury is held in place by our belief systems.  All that exists, is the intermingled and incorruptible oneness of Our Being and the One Life.  Form is but an apparent image in that field.  A severed arm should instantly heal or replace itself if we know its true nature as an inseparable field.

Reflections on Suffering

Life cannot imprison us where we do not wish to be, nor bind us when we wish to be free.  It is but in the self’-imagined prisons of our lives that suffering is created.  It is the self-made walls of our confinement, against which we rail.  Erected for a false sense of security they bring instead pain and travail.

In imagining the physical as our confinement and identity, we believe that loss and abandonment can be a reality; like a child who cries feeling bereft, not understanding that his mother in the adjoining room, has not left him.  We dwell in Oneness, each nevertheless unique.  The illusion of separation, when dissolved, eliminates suffering.

Our bodies cannot be incarcerated when our spirits are free.  We are only imprisoned when we are programmed by beliefs.  No matter how lofty their philosophies seem, revere not the thoughts of men that have been.  Through us the One Life spontaneously unfolds, when our hearts are open, when we don’t think that we know.

The student seeks truth from another’s words, the master practices and lives the wisdom he’s heard.  But the incorruptible one realizes there is nothing to know, allowing life to spontaneously unfold.  Truth is created one moment at a time.  Surrender and find the experience of spontaneous life.

Then, as all preconceived notions are erased – pain shall cease.  No longer shall expectations cause suffering, but joy shall come to be, and wonderment at the beauty of life’s unfolding journey.

Qi Vesta Cards ~ Tools of Masters

An Introduction to the Qi Vesta Cards

 

The Qi Vesta replaces the previously used divination devices like the Tarot.  As life ascends to one of Mastery, it can clearly be seen that time is an illusion that belongs to those who strive against life.  The Master, in the stillness of full surrender, knows there can be no predictability when there is no time.  The Master also knows that he may manifest a temple of holy life in his environment that honors the sanctity of his being.  This alchemical device is the ancient and powerful manifestation tool to accomplish this.

 

Alchemy is the transmutational tool of leveraged change, that which turns lead to gold.  It is used in the Qi Vesta to remove illusional appearances through the second card deck: the Ha Nua Wa Cards.  The first deck, the Ari Vesta Cards, uses the effortless change of no change, a transformational function, to do the same.  In this instance the Master becomes the Null Point – the still point of existence that cancels out illusion by embodying three principles found in this deck.

 

The third deck of cards, the Ba Va Ru Vesta Cards, uses alchemy to replace that which has been removed, with that which is designed by the Master and built from the real.  The fourth deck, the Hana Vesta (Hana means ‘High’ in many of the ancient languages) utilizes the principle of transfiguration to manifest that which is life-enhancing and is intended.

 

The 144 cards (4 decks of 36 cards each) can be used to assist others, since they are incorruptible and can only function in complete harmony with Divine Will.

 

“Suffering is only inherent in life when we engage in its movement.  In the stillness of full surrender, we enter the peace of timelessness.”

~ Almine

 

Qi Vesta Tablet 1