The Meeting of the Minds

Saturday,  July 24, 1999   (10:07 am)

The Molecular Relationship, Chapter Nine -- The Meeting Of The Minds

We have covered principles governing the sharing of two out of three of our basic energies:   our desire nature and the heart. The full sharing of even these two energies is very rare, but the sharing of all three -- desire, heart, and mind -- is almost unknown among men and women at present. A union of minds is an almost idealistic goal, but it is one that will soon be achieved by a few advanced souls who will pave the way to complete fulfillment for the rest of humanity. In several hundred more years, this will be a much talked about subject.

Up to now, a complete union of minds usually occurs between a Master such as the Christ and a dedicated disciple; this is sometimes called the second comforter and was mentioned by the Master:

"And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever; Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be IN you." (John 14:16-17)

The Christ mentioned this principle once again:

"Behold I stand at the door and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I WILL COME IN TO HIM, and will sup with him, and he with me." (Revelation 3:20)

The principle described here is sometimes referred to as a divine possession, or overshadowing. A member of the Hierarchy such as the Christ, or one of the Masters associated with him, will leave his physical body and send his mental body to dwell in the body of a disciple for a period of time. During this time, the disciple's body will house two minds at once and the interplay of energy the disciple will feel will produce sensations of union in a much higher wavelength and intensity than was the union of the heart energies.

It is the destiny of man and woman to eventually receive this, the highest of unions. Presently, highly developed men and women share a small endowment of mental energy, but that interplay they may feel in the mind during lovemaking and other times is generally only a slight foreshadowing to the greater union to come.

The question then naturally arises as to what a couple must do to achieve this, the highest of unions, so man and woman can achieve fulfillment and make love simultaneously in the three worlds of human endeavor.

To share the heart center, the two must be masters over the world of emotion; to share the world of the mind, both must be masters over the mind. To be a mental master, the mind must be subject to all intuitive flashes given to it through the soul. If the mind does not "obey" the higher self and comprehend principles delivered to it, it becomes very limited in its usefulness and eventually becomes destructive. In esoteric language, it becomes "the slayer of the real." In other words, without the connecting link of the intuition the mind determines that illusion is real, and because it is full of facts and does not understand all true principles, it rejects or "slays" the true reality.

For instance, the mind, relying on facts only, often rejects the idea that a higher power than man exists because it cannot be concretely proven. This reality is then slayed until he intuitively grasps the principle of the One Life. He then readjusts his facts to fit the principle and the reality once rejected is brought to life again.

The mind must be led out of deception and illusion by the power of the intuition that connects us with the God Within, the source of all true principles. Then concrete reasoning is directed by the soul. At this point, one still uses his freewill as to whether he accepts the intuitive instruction, and if he does use it correctly, he then uses his power of Will to direct the mind to comprehend and direct reasoning according to soul impulses.

When two people reach this point, they can finally see "eye-to-eye" as it is called in the Bible.

When a male and female reach this plateau, they can begin to experience celestial sharing of the mind energy. The mental matter that composes the highest part of their aura will intermingle and great will be their union.

To achieve the highest possible union with the opposite sex, a person should approach a relationship from the "top down" (or from the mind down to the body), and not from the "bottom up," as is the case with most people.

To approach a perspective partner from the top down, one must start the relationship on a mental level; next he proceeds to the emotional energies, and last to the physical union.

The natural approach is to seek first a physical union, and if this is successful, then proceed to higher areas of union. The problem with this latter approach is that a physical relationship entered into without the interplay of the emotions and the mind merely stimulates the sexual energies and makes it much more difficult to focus on the higher energies later. Women instinctively know this is true, even though few are able to logically express the reason in words. Most females are repelled by the male who wants instant sex. She wants to be known at least on an emotional level (desire plane) first. She wants to share some feelings so the physical relationship can have some meaning.

One can tell which energy controls a person's actions by observing how he initiates relationships. If he attempts physical sex at the earliest possible moment, then he is motivated most strongly by sacral energy. If he attempts to win his partner first by sharing romantic or deep emotional feelings, then he is centered in desire or solar plexus energies. If he attempts to first win his partner through the mental sharing of thoughts and ideas with no emotional involvement, then he is centered in the mind. If he attempts to first win his partner through the sharing of pure love or acceptance, as in a close friendship, then he is centered in the heart energies.

-- End Of Chapter 9, Part One --

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