Each of us has a wise teacher and healer within us. This indwelling, ever-present sage is our I Am Self. In the West, we may call this interior spark of God the Christ or high Self. In the East, Hindus and yogis call it the Atman; Buddhists label it the Buddha Nature; and Taoists may refer to it as Lao-Tzu consciousness. By whatever name, our Godly essence is the way, the truth and the light.
Historically, Lao-Tzu was an incarnation of the ascended master Kut Humi, who is Chohan or Director of the Second Ray of Wisdom and Understanding. Scholars differ, but most think his given name was Li Er or Li Dan, who lived in the 6th century BC, and thus was a contemporary of Confucius and Gautama the Buddha. The name Lao-Tzu is an honorific title, with Lao meaning “venerable” or “wise” or “old,” and Tzu (also spelled Tse, Tze, Zi and other variations) meaning “master” or “sir.” Thus, Li Er transmuted into Lao-Tzu, a wise and beloved old spiritual teacher, who was a personification and master of wisdom, understanding, power and life.
Like Christ Jesus and Gautama Buddha, Lao-Tzu taught the Tao, which is the “way” or “path” of rightly expressing divine power on Earth. His text, the Tao Te Ching, brilliantly explains his teachings by way of paradox, puzzle, analogy, appropriation of ancient sayings, poems, repetition, symmetry, rhyme and rhythm. The word Tao also means “God” or “Spirit” or “Source” or “that which is Nameless but underlies and empowers all life.” Te means the “inherent virtue” or “innate power” that is at our core as a creation of the One Power. Ching means “book of” or “treatise about.” So potent is the Tao Te Ching that it has been translated into more languages and printed in more copies that any other book except the Holy Bible. One excellent English version is The Way and Its Power by Arthur Waley.
Tao is. Tao is Power Itself. From the celestial, ever-present throne of Tao, divine power flows like a river whose water is soft and seeks out every low place; yet it wears away all rocks, obstacles and blockages on its way to the sea. Perceive, feel and receive this feminine, passive power as it flows into your cerebrum’s receptive throne of power. Let go and let Tao flow in you, through you and as you.
Tao becomes Lao. Note how the upper centered crossbar of the letter “T” in Tao descends and becomes the lower crossbar of the letter “L” in Lao, which extends to the right into physical manifestation. Thus, Tao flows into our cerebrum, down our spine, and out our arms and legs: As above, now so below. Affirm: I am Lao-Tzu, a wise old soul who uses power rightly, wisely, lovingly, cooperatively and peacefully. I practice wu wei, a Taoist term that means “actionless action,” “going with the flow,” “being in the world but not of it” or “doing all things by having Tao do them through you.”
Link with Lao-Tzu. In consciousness, unite with Kut Humi/Lao-Tzu, who as an ascended master is with us always, in all ways. He takes you in your light body to central China, which represents the center of the Chinese psyche, in and through which Tao flows, illumines and expresses. Hovering with him over the southern part of the Gansu Province (see red area of map to left), he sagely points out the Tao River (labeled in Chinese as Tao He on the map below). It originates in the foothills of the Himalayas and flows north through a mountainous gorge before emptying into the Yellow River (Huang He), just southwest of the capital city of Lanzhou. The water in the Yellow River flows all the way to China’s east
coast and into the Pacific Ocean -- as above in the mountains, now so below at sea level. About 100 miles north of Lanzhou is the city of Wu Wei, which is yet another marker and indelible reminder of Lao-Tzu’s powerful presence and centering influence upon every Chinese citizen.
I am Lao-Tzu. You are Lao-Tzu. We are Lao-Tzu. All are Lao-Tzu. Call forth I Am or Lao-Tzu consciousness in all of China’s 1.4 billion inhabitants. Your spoken word radiates from the center of China in all directions, awakening and supporting and empowering especially the minimum 12,000 elect there and in surrounding nations. Call upon all, peasants and powerful politicians alike, to practice the cosmic power principles that are so clearly elucidated in the Tao Te Ching. Therein are the healing remedies to all of China’s ills and power problems.
The power of Tao flows throughout China. From there, power extends to the four corners of the world. As we see it, speak it and act upon it, so must it be. Tao is in action, now.
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