Angel of Universality

Gabriel, Psalm 124, verse 31: May the divine world inspire you, and may it guide you every day of your life, enabling you to take great strides in consciousness, love, universality, brotherhood, and wisdom.

Gabriel, Psalm 144, verse 8: For centuries, you have been educated and trained to live selfishly, to be shadows trapped within a mortal body utterly incapable of breathing in universality and the realm of life without borders or limits.

Uriel Psalm 153, verse 15: Learn not to perceive life solely through the lens of the body’s interests or material daily life, but elevate your understanding until you enter the great circle of universality.

Uriel Psalm 159, verse 15: Man must not approach the divine mysteries to take, to exist, or to establish an identity for himself. He must accept transformation and the living idea of moving toward an utterly unknown world. In this world, there is life, radiance, universality… It is only through this preparation that man can truly transform himself, become the bird of mysteries, and enter into that which is greater than all. Without this, he will remain a bee.

Uriel Psalm 166, verse 4: The mortal self cannot rise toward wholeness and universality, for it always brings everything back to itself. That is why it must be guided, controlled, and tamed before the true vision can emerge.

Gabriel, Psalm 192, verse 13: Man was placed on earth to sanctify the Name of the Father, to live in greatness and universality. But then, who has led him astray from this path? Is it not a world that takes advantage of man’s freedom, mocking him and diverting the energies meant to be offered to a higher intelligence?

Gabriel, Psalm 227, verse 33: Embrace discipline and free yourself from the chains of the human world to enter into universality, which will allow you to commune with the supreme intelligence of the worlds, to understand them, and to know dignity.

Raphael, Psalm 208, verse 6: Life is individuality within the radiance of your being and universality through the multiplicity of forms that manifest it.