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Ascend the Yearning to the Causal and then Cascade Will Down to Malcuth - (2276)

M.M.M’s Formula for a Successful Practice

Reason Why

My marvellous missionary spoke about this formula yesterday. Explaining why many practices that we do are not successful.
The reason why our practices are not successful is because they lack concentration which is the force of will that unites the three brains into doing the practice.
There is a huge difference when chanting the mantra KRIM asking for the dissolution of an ego with all of your three brains aligned, than just chanting KRIM with the motor centre, while our intellect and emotion are absent. This I am sure, you know quite well because we have all been there and done that.

The Formula

He explained that we can take our yearning to practice up to our very own causal world. That is, up to the place in us where we have will. Once the yearning to do the practice is in our will, we then can make this will that contains the yearning to do the practice, cascade down into our mind, then into our feeling and then into action.

Result

If somebody does this that person will feel a very an unmistakable difference within themselves.
There will be the presence of will commanding and uniting mind, feeling and action, i.e. the three brains.
Such a practice will be more intense and more cohesive and it will be a big improvement on any previous attempt.
Well, now is the time to try it!
End (2276).

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  1. 74710 March 2018 at 10:34

    Thank you, I'm so grateful for your blog, we are in an area without access to a teacher and your blog posts are very helpful.

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