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(2) En minúsculas, como en «espíritus», es sinónimo de [[Special:MyLanguage/discarnate|desencarnados]] o entidades astrales. | (2) En minúsculas, como en «espíritus», es sinónimo de [[Special:MyLanguage/discarnate|desencarnados]] o entidades astrales. | ||
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[[El Morya]] speaks of the “spirit” of a man as being “his [[cosmic honor flame]], his integrity, his strength, his presence. The spirit of the individual is that which the soul has drawn down from the [[I AM Presence]] and raised up from the [[Divine Mother]], weaving a cocoon of light, skeins as silken fibers around the soul until the [[wedding garment]], all gold and purest white, [is] suddenly unveiled.” | [[El Morya]] speaks of the “spirit” of a man as being “his [[cosmic honor flame]], his integrity, his strength, his presence. The spirit of the individual is that which the soul has drawn down from the [[I AM Presence]] and raised up from the [[Divine Mother]], weaving a cocoon of light, skeins as silken fibers around the soul until the [[wedding garment]], all gold and purest white, [is] suddenly unveiled.” | ||
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Espíritu puede referirse a:
(1) Polaridad masculina de la Divinidad; la coordinada de la Materia; Dios como Padre, que necesariamente incluye dentro de Su propia polaridad a Dios como Madre y de ahí que se le conozca como Dios Padre/Madre. El plano de la Presencia YO SOY, de la perfección; el lugar de morada de los Maestros Ascendidos en el reino de Dios.
(2) En minúsculas, como en «espíritus», es sinónimo de desencarnados o entidades astrales.
(3) En singular y con minúsculas, y alma se usan indistintamente.
El Morya speaks of the “spirit” of a man as being “his cosmic honor flame, his integrity, his strength, his presence. The spirit of the individual is that which the soul has drawn down from the I AM Presence and raised up from the Divine Mother, weaving a cocoon of light, skeins as silken fibers around the soul until the wedding garment, all gold and purest white, [is] suddenly unveiled.”
Sources
Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, Saint Germain On Alchemy: Formulas for Self-Transformation.
Pearls of Wisdom, vol. 31, no. 77, November 13, 1988.