Toward The One Spirituality In Everyday Life – A Talk by Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan

Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan, a teacher of meditation and the traditions of the East Indian Chishti Order of Sufism, speaks about this spiritual practice.  His father brought Sufism to the West.  He explains that Sufism is not a religion but that you can be a Christian, Jew, Hindu, Muslim and other faiths and be a Sufi.  He explains that Meditation enables you to “get back into the roots of your being.”  When you turn within, you begin to understand what is behind this world and gain the new perspective that All are connected.  You feel the Divine Presence. There are several broadcasts here.  The first one is 24 minutes.

Pre-Birth Agreements

th-35“The agreements are contracts entered into at soul level by all members of a family and other primary relationships in the lifetimes of everyone agreeing to be born into the shared experiencing.  Both genetic and environmental influences are taken into account when the selection of parents takes place, as these are the foundations for the soul’s chosen lessons.”

“Matthew, Tell Me about Heaven,” P. 172, A Matthew Book with Suzanne Ward

Let Go, Let God

“In Richard Bach’s book, Illusions, he tells a story about a group of creatures who spend their lives clinging to the bottom of a river, resisting the current. One creature finally declares, ‘I trust that the current knows where it is going.  I shall let go, and let it take me where it will.’

I may find myself resisting circumstances in my life, clinging to my perceived safety nets out of fear of the unknown.  When I let go and let God, I accept what appears in my life and allow the flow of Spirit to carry me.  I trust that God will take me where I need to go.  I release any need to control life’s conditions.  I let go with ease and let divine order design my life.”

“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not rely on your own insight.  In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make straight your paths.”  Proverbs 3:5-6, dailyword.com

 

The Near Death Experience

th-38“The experience of a severe physical shock is met with a correspondingly severe experience in spirit.  That jolting of the etheric body, but not a total disconnection from the physical body, is the signal to the soul that it has the ability to leave the physical state and travel to the realm where it knows it has been before.  Not always does the person have memory of previous visits here in dream state or in supraconscious moments, but there are those unique connections of the spirit that call forth this journey of the etheric body.  The souls who make this journey have that near-death experience.

I have told you we know about the imminent arrivals by their distinctive and unmistakable energy blip identification mark.  That same recognition is true of people in near-death experiencing.  When their energy stream taps into the universal wavelengths, those who recognize it through love bonding respond instantly.  That’s why family members or friends in this realm and angels or other spirits are waiting for them.

People in near-death experiences don’t enter by way of our welcoming and hospital stations.  They are greeted at a special portal where the atmosphere is custom-created in accordance with their ideas of Heaven.  We know what to manifest because the individual’s universal record is made available so that all aspects of the visit can have maximum benefit.  So, however at variance with what actually is here the individuals’ belief systems decree what they will see during the short visit.  That expectation may include the appearance of the founder of their religion.  If so, it is achieved by holographic representation, and the Christed energy of this realm emanates the love that these visitors may attribute to that founder.

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A Soul’s Transition to Heaven

eternal-reunion“The welcomers, who also may be called transition greeters, are the first to meet arrivals at our “regular” entry stations.  They’re like hospitality people anywhere who assist newcomers, and they’re present in addition to family and friends on hand.  Often emotional well-adjusted arrivals need only greeting and introduction to the realm.  In this case, the welcomers describe the spectrum of the realm’s accommodations for their immediate needs, comfort and interests.  Housing, food, studies, employment, social events, the realm’s governing system–all of that is explained prior to the administrators becoming involved in the actual logistics of helping the arrivals get settled.  Our reception of every “arrival” is intensely personal, and all care is individualized for the specific needs of each.”

“Matthew, Tell Me about Heaven,” P. 146-7, A Matthew Book with Suzanne Ward