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Dissipating Glamour |
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Expanded Technique for Dissipating Individual Glamour |
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NOTE: The following summary on glamour was channeled by Orin, based on information from GLAMOUR: A World
Problem, given to Alice Bailey by the Master Djwhal Khul. You can learn more about this book and other books by Alice Bailey by visiting The Lucis Trust website at www.lucistrust.org. |
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Preparatory Work |
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Choose the glamour to dissipate. |
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Join us this and every Sunday for
a Dissipating Glamour meditation |
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Pick a glamour from the list below, or, you can think of some to work with that are not included on this list. Once you have chosen the glamour to
dissipate, ask yourself how this glamour affects your daily life and relationships. Can you think of situations where you have experienced this glamour? How has experiencing it affected you and your relationships? If you are working with a group,
discuss this with the members of the group. Gain as much insight as you can into this glamour and its affects on your life, working on this for about five or ten minutes. Imagine you are aligning your body, emotions, and mind, preparing for the work to
be done. You are ready to begin! |
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The Technique of Light |
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Building the Dual Light of Matter and Mind |
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All atoms have light in them, and you are going to blend the light of matter of your brain with the light of your mind to form a dual light,
centered in your head. Use your imagination to create this blending. Whatever images you have are fine; there are no right or wrong images. It is fine if you simply imagine this light, or sense or feel it rather than "see" this light. As you combine
the light of mind with the light of matter you might imagine these two lights forming a pinpoint of intense light in the middle of your head. This dual light can reveal glamour that you are trapped in, but it does not yet have the power to dissipate it,
to keep it from affecting you, or to render it ineffective. |
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Building the Triple Light - The Light of Matter, Mind, and Soul |
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a. Asking your soul to join you |
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You are now ready to bring in the power of your soul to illumine your mind. With this illumination, you will have the ability to dissipate the
glamour. You are NOT going to become your soul; your soul is going to add its light to your dual light, illuminating your mind so you have the mental illumination necessary to dissipate glamour. Ask your soul if it will join you in working to release
glamours. Dedicate your personality to your soul, and see your soul accepting this dedication. |
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b. Your soul agrees to join you |
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Your soul adds its light to your dual light as it breathes out a silent OM into your attentive, waiting mind. Your dual light is becoming a triple
light - the blended light of matter, mind, and soul. You might observe this as a growing light around or inside your head, not yet active, moving, or doing anything. Sense the added light and beauty in your dual light as it is infused with your soul's
light. With this triple light you are creating an illumined mind that holds the light and power of your soul and that can dissipate glamour. |
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c. The three lights become brilliant |
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Sense the triple light you have created as you blended the light of matter, mind, and soul. Visualize this triple light as a sphere of vivid
brilliant light that does not yet project outward. Observe as your soul makes this light even more brilliant, intense, and beautiful. This light is dynamic, yet quiescent and unmoving; it is not yet magnetic or radiatory. It is gathering energy and
awaiting your direction. |
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Creating a Group Light |
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If you are working with a group, imagine that all of you are combining your triple lights into one enormous, powerful light. |
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The Formula |
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Name the Glamour to be Dissipated |
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Think about the glamour you are going to dissipate and say its name silently or aloud. |
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Direct the Searchlight and Make the Glamour Visible |
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Using the will of your personality blended with the will of your soul, create a searchlight. Do so by putting the full force of your
personality/soul Will behind this triple light. With this Will, send out a broad, vivid beam of light. |
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Direct this searchlight to the astral plane. Picture a broad, brilliant beam of light shining down on the astral plane, scanning for and locating
the glamour to be dissipated. See this searchlight penetrating the astral fog where the glamour you have chosen to work with is concentrated. |
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The glamour you sense will be the glamour you have given life to as you brought it into your life. Do not focus on this glamour as around your body,
rather see it as energy "out there" on the astral plane. There are many ways to experience this glamour. Some people simply imagine it being there, others sense it, some hear its sound, and some see its qualities, shapes, or other energy
characteristics. There is no right or wrong way to sense the glamour. |
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Your searchlight makes the glamour visible. It also distributes light to the area of the astral plane where the fog of the glamour that you are
dissipating is concentrated. Know that the false light of the astral plane disappears in this triple blended light. This powerful searchlight obliterates and dissipates the lesser light and fog of glamours. |
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Say the Words of Power to Dissipate the Glamour |
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These are affirmations of power and purpose. Sense your searchlight beaming down on the glamour as you say these three statements silently or aloud.
You are calling on the power of the light to dissipate this glamour. Pause after each statement to allow its potent and penetrating energy to have its full effect on this glamour. Sense the power of your light making these statements a
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The power of the light prevents the appearance of the glamour of __________. |
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The power of the light negates the quality of the glamour of __________ from affecting me (or us). |
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The power of the light destroys the life behind the glamour of __________. |
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Sound an OM |
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Sound an OM (either silently or aloud) to produce the penetration needed and visualize the searchlight:
a. Making a further impact upon the
glamour.
b. Penetrating the glamour and being absorbed by it even more.
c. Dissipating even more of the glamour. As time elapses the glamour will never again be so powerful and will eventually disappear altogether. |
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Withdraw the beam of light |
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Consciously and deliberately withdraw the beam of light and reorient yourself on the mental plane. |
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NOTE: Glamour is never immediately dissipated. It is of too ancient an origin. By persistently using this formula you will weaken the glamour and
slowly it will vanish. You will then walk free from the fog it caused. Be willing to do this work regularly for months, and if necessary for years, until you have freed yourself. Do not seek to dissipate all the glamours in your life at
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NOTE: This brief summary on glamour was channeled by Orin, based on information from GLAMOUR: A World
Problem, given to Alice Bailey by the Master Djwhal Khul. You can learn more about this book and other books by Alice Bailey by visiting The Lucis Trust website at www.lucistrust.org. |
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A Few of the Common Glamours |
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listed by Rays* |
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Some Glamours of Ray One: The Ray of Will and Power; The Will to Initiate |
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The glamour of physical strength.
The glamour of personal magnetism.
The glamour of self-centeredness and personal potency.
The glamour of
"being the one at the center".
The glamour of selfish personal ambition.
The glamour of rulership, of dictatorshp and of wide control.
The glamour of destruction for no higher purpose.
The glamour of isolation, of aloneness, of
aloofness.
The glamour of the superimposed will--upon others and upon groups. |
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Other Glamours: |
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Egotism, excessive pride, separateness, arrogance, anger and violence, unrelenting ambition, hardness, cruelty, control, suppressing other people's
will, impatience, obstinacy, self-righteousness. |
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Some Glamours of Ray Two: The Ray of Love-Wisdom; The Will to Unify |
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The glamour of self-pity.
The glamour of the love of being loved.
The glamour of popularity.
The glamour of personal wisdom.
The glamour
of selfish responsibility.
The glamour of too complete an understanding, which negates right action.
The glamour of the Messiah complex, in the world of religion and world need.
The glamour of fear, based on undue sensitivity.
The glamour of
self-sacrifice.
The glamour of selfish unselfishness.
The glamour of self-satisfaction.
The glamour of selfish service. |
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Other Glamours: |
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Fearfulness, over-sensitivity, feeling inferior, over-attachment, over-protectiveness, over absorption in study, over-inclusiveness, coldness,
indifference, judgement, guilt, worry, self-criticism, of "no choice", helplessness, duty and obligation, and of resentment. |
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Some Glamours of Ray Three: The Ray of Active Intelligence; The Will to Evolve |
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The glamour of being busy.
The glamour of cooperation with the Plan in an individual and not a group way.
The glamour of active
scheming.
The glamour of creative work--without true motive.
The glamour of good intentions, which are basically selfish.
The glamour of devious and continuous manipulation.
The glamour of self-importance, from the standpoint of knowing, of
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Other Glamours: |
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Intellectual pride, excessive criticism, constant preoccupation, busyness, failure to take action when needed, hyperactivity, restlessness, wasted
motion, rush, disorder, chaos, being spread too thin, scattered, physical slothfulness, of "not knowing", fear of being still, fear of listening within. |
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Some Glamours of Ray Four: The Ray of Harmony through Conflict; The Will to Harmonize |
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The glamour of harmony, aiming at personal comfort and satisfaction.
The glamour of war.
The glamour of conflict, with the objective of imposing
righteousness and peace.
The glamour of vague artistic perception.
The glamour of psychic perception instead of intuition.
The glamour of the pairs of opposites. |
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Self-absorption, no confidence, powerlessness, worry and agitation, excessive moodiness,exaggeration, of being unpredictable and unreliable,
ambivalence, indecisiveness, unregulated passions, inertia, procrastination, glamour of peace at any cost, glamour of avoidance, glamour of rebellion. |
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Some Glamours of Ray Five: The Ray of Concrete Knowledge and Science; The Will to Act |
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The glamour of materiality, or overemphasis of form.
The glamour of the intellect.
The glamour of knowledge and of definition.
The glamour
of assurance, based on a narrow point of view.
The glamour of the form which hides reality.
The glamour of organization.
The glamour of the outer which hides the inner. |
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Over-analysis, excessive doubt and skepticism, irreverence, excessive objectivity, narrowness, and prejudice. |
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Some Glamours of Ray Six: The Ray of Devotion and Abstract Idealism; The Will to Cause |
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The glamour of devotion.
The glamour of adherence to forms and persons.
The glamour of idealism.
The glamour of loyalties, or creeds.
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glamour of emotional response.
The glamour of sentimentality.
The glamour of interference.
The glamour of World Saviors and Teachers (hero worship is an example).
The glamour of the narrow vision.
The glamour of fanaticism. |
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Superstition and gullibility, self-abasement, too much humility, being a martyr, selfish and jealous love, dependency, extremism, overdoing, excess,
blind faith, unreasoning devotion, ill-considered loyalty, over-attachment, spiritual ambition. |
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Some Glamours of Ray Seven: The Ray of Order and Ceremonial Magic; The Will to Express |
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The glamour of magical work.
The glamour of the subterranean powers.
The glamour of that which brings together.
The glamour of the physical
body.
The glamour of the mysterious and the secret.
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Other Glamours: |
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Mental crystallization, subservice to habit, materialism, intolerance of individuality, excessive conformity or nonconformity, perfectionism,
superficial judgement. |
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NOTE: This is a partial list of Glamours from the book, GLAMOUR: A World Problem by Alice A. Bailey, pages 120-123; and
includes additional glamours that Orin and others have guided us to dissipate. You can learn more about this book and other books by Alice A. Bailey by visiting the Lucis
Trust at www.lucistrust.org. |
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*The Rays listed here are the seven major aspects of Divine Will as described by Alice A. Bailey in her books, Discipleship in a New Age and A
Treatise on the Seven Rays and also described in The Millenium Tapes: Transforming with Divine Will, given by Orin and channeled by Sanaya
Roman. |
