A Treatise on Meditation

Meditation is the greatest act of mankind. In its highest form the conceptual self is completely released. The realisation dawns that I need do nothing, for Thy will is mine; I am before Abraham was; God Is All.

For this to dawn, the mind must relinquish all thoughts of form, however benign and beautiful, or cruel and grotesque. Guilt stands at the centre of the thought system that veils the light of Heaven, because it is the separation from God. It is projected onto things and forms for its burden is unbearable, but where you to lay it before God, it would disappear forever, for our Maker created us as Himself at One in Him. His burden is light! Thus is the source of guilt, free from culprits and scapegoats, the key to salvation for forgiveness lays beside it.

How clever to hide the key to Heaven behind the gates of hell. For if the guilt were real we would be doomed forever; only to be saved by a sword from heaven to end ones debt in death.