Call

 
<translate> Part of a series of articles on the</translate> <translate> Science of
the Spoken Word</translate>

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   <translate> Main article</translate>    <translate> Spoken Word</translate>

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   <translate> Forms of the spoken Word</translate>    <translate> Affirmation</translate> <translate> Call</translate> <translate> Chant</translate> <translate> Decree</translate> <translate> Fiat</translate> <translate> Invocation</translate> <translate> Mantra</translate> <translate> Prayer</translate>

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   <translate> Eastern forms</translate>    <translate> AUM</translate> <translate> Bhajan</translate> <translate> Bija mantra</translate> <translate> Golden Mantra</translate> <translate> Om mani padme hum</translate>

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   <translate> Western forms</translate>    <translate> Hail Mary</translate> <translate> Rosary</translate>

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   <translate> Specific rituals</translate>    <translate> Mother Mary’s Circle of Light</translate> <translate> Fourteenth Rosary</translate> <translate> Archangel Michael’s Rosary</translate> <translate> Ritual of the Resurrection Flame</translate> <translate> Kuan Yin’s Crystal Rosary</translate>

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   <translate> Related topics</translate>    <translate> Violet flame</translate> <translate> Violet-flame decrees</translate> <translate> Balance of violet-flame and blue-flame decrees</translate> <translate> Pranayama</translate> <translate> Djwal Kul's breathing exercise</translate>  

n. a demand, a claim, a request or command to come or be present; an instance of asking for something; the act of summoning the Lord, or the Lord’s summoning of his offspring. “And the LORD God called unto Adam and said unto him, Where art thou?” (Gen. 3:9) “Out of Egypt have I called my son!” (Matt. 2:15)

To call: vb. to speak in a loud or distinct voice so as to be heard at a distance; to recall from death or the astral plane, e.g., “Lazarus, come forth!”; to utter in a loud or distinct voice; to announce or read loudly or authoritatively.

The call is the most direct means of communication between man and God, and God and man, frequently used in an emergency; e.g., O God, help me! Archangel Michael, take command!

The byword of the initiate is “The call compels the answer.” “He shall call upon me and I will answer him.” (Ps. 91:15) “They called upon the Lord, and he answered them.” (Ps. 99:6)

See also

Spoken Word

Sources

Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, The Science of the Spoken Word