Category: Dayspring of Youth, The

The objective body is not related to it’s Innermost until it can find a means of communication, and by attracting atoms possessing the nature of this Innermost we build a bridge between our inner and outer world. In this manner we regain our lost possessions in Nature: our true birthright. The Dayspring of Youth, by M

For over fifty years students have been side-tracked regarding the true methods of Yoga; for in nearly every book dealing with this subject they have been told to “Concentrate inwardly.” This is false; as such concentration attracts atoms of personality and desire. Neither should the word “I” be used; for this again brings the personal element into play. It is impossible to pass inwardly by direct concentration unless one also aspires. Only through personal contact with a Master has a student been taught the true method. The Dayspring of Youth, by M

Aspiration means that longing for the Reality’s presence in one’s own universe. Real aspiration should be impersonal; for personality attracts atoms of a personal nature besides parasitical and discarnate entities. The Dayspring of Youth, by M