A Parable about the Association of Universal Philosophy
As told by the spiritual messengers of God, Aka, January 20, 1984
“And we say unto you, unto these words, this parable.
“For once there was a group that was formed from the philosophy that had come from one of the people among them. And the one who the philosophy had come from, not desiring to be great or to be idolized as some type of god, asked that an association be brought together, that the philosophy might be studied and shared with others. And so it was done.
“The one giving the philosophy fully knew the weakness of the flesh of man. And fully knowing these things, knew that there would be those who would think that he might use these things to bring riches unto himself. And so, he tried, in the best way he knew how, to preserve the knowledge that came forth through him as a journal to all those that might come after him.
“From time to time, there were those who thought if they possessed this gift that they would be great in the eyes of man. And being great in the eyes of man, they would be great in the eyes of God. But they had forgotten that God had chose them for another task.
“And some had decided that if they could break away in such a manner, and become close to this one, it in turn would give them power over others.
“It came unto pass that the day came where a structural organization came together, and it sprang forth from chaos, a way to learn that others might learn.
“A [heart], eagle cannot be chained nor put in a cage because it is different from the other species of birds. It can only live if it is given its freedom to scoar [soar] in the heavens. And so it is with man. For only in the free spirit of man can he truly be civilized. It is only through the greatest gift given by God may these things come forth. It is by the freedom of choice that a person chooses to live in a civilized society and live by their neighbor in peace.
“But in doing so, there are always those who would turn one against another. It must be done, therefore, with tolerance and understanding and forgiveness, for without forgiveness, the hope and faith that we speak of would never be possible, for they walk hand in hand, one with the other.
“We say unto you, for those who have ears to hear, let them hear; for those who have eyes to see, let them see. If the water that we bring you is good, it will last. If the water, meaning the spirit, or the substance we give you, is not good, it will not last, [for] sure it shall only make your thirsty. But for the philosophy to be good, it must always make you thirsty for more and more. For it is in the learning and the seeking shall you find that that you truly desire and the true satisfaction of the soul in itself.”
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Now you can see this journal –– all the philosophy is published for you to read.
Ray Elkins passed on October 5, 2000. His greatest wish was that this work––the preparation for the coming of the Messiah that God sent His spiritual messengers Aka, to do––would continue. It would mean much to him (and to the spiritual messengers of God, Aka, who spoke these words through him) if you choose to join the Association of Universal Philosophy. (Learn more about this gift.) For it was Ray’s hope that this gift be given to the world, in the same manner of love that it was given to him.
It is the preparation for the coming of the Messiah.
You can help this gift and the preparation go on, if you become a part of it. Please see how here.
Thank you.
May you be blessed.
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