New Blog / Upcoming Classes

All,

2011 promises to be full of potential for growth in self awareness and in service to humanity and the One Life.

Each of the following are designed to be of assistance along the way, and you are welcome to participate.

The new blog, Hot to Serve Humanity, will be of particular interest to those who subscribed to my previous blog, Portals to the Heart of Life. It includes much new material, as well as new and legacy examples of applying the Wisdom teachings in one's daily life.

Blessings,

Glen


Upcoming Activities

How to Serve Humanity


This new blog shows how to discover your purpose within the planetary life and help serve humanity. It includes information about the subtle realms, transformative meditations, and real-world examples of their use. Posts appear three times per week.

Sundays focus on esoteric information,
Tuesdays on transformative inner techniques, and
Thursdays on real-world examples (usually from my own life).

Subscription is FREE, and nothing is advertised or for sale on the blog.

Subscribers will also receive additional FREE flyers, articles, and booklets, as well as information about new books and upcoming classes and events. Subscribers will also automatically receive a free copy of the booklet: “The New World Civilization.”

"A Divine Farmer's Market of Spiritual Teaching - Varietal, Fresh, Live and Organic.”
Michael
Located at: http://howtoservehumanity.com/



Coming Soon!

Creative Thinking

“As we realize that this world of affairs in which we live is of our own making we realize the simple truth, that we can change it. Not one person alone, but many of us thinking, feeling, and acting together as God’s children can change it from one of pain, fear, and anxiety, to one of peace, love and har¬mony.

“The purpose of this series of instruction is to show how this can be done so as to restore God’s plan on earth. Its goal then, is this, the integration of sepa¬rately identified human beings into a group consciousness dedicated to the good, the true, and the beautiful for humanity.”
Creative Thinking, by Lucille Cedercrans, pp. 97–98

41 lessons, taught live online (audio/video, and text), 1 per week
The Class will begin when enough students are registered
To apply or for further information write to: GKnape@aol.com


Also coming in 2011:

Creating the New World Civilization

A course on how to use the inner creative process to help humanity take its next step in evolution.

The Class will begin when enough students are registered
To apply or for further information write to: GKnape@aol.com


Also coming early in 2011:

The Ashram of Synthesis

Our Purpose, Consciousness, and Work

Book published in early spring, class will begin shortly thereafter (when enough students are registered)
To apply or for further information write to: GKnape@aol.com

The Zipper

I was working on the text of a lesson when I heard a child cry “Help!” Next thing I knew I was headed out our front door.

We live on a street of modest, well-cared-for homes with small yards. In Phoenix, yards are more often covered with gravel and decorated with cactus rather than grass, and as a result the local children use the street as their main playground.

Of the ten homes on our block, four have young children, making it a very busy street. I’ve seen bicycle races, battles between Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker, countless games of hide-and-seek, tag, and even a snowball fight (using snow trucked in from the local mountains, in the back of a childless neighbor’s pickup truck, for the purpose).

The street itself carries hints of all this, as broken bits of toys are left behind by the tides of play- -the propeller from a toy airplane, a piece of the handle of a light saber, the head of a tiny doll. Too small for adults to bother picking up, most will be washed away by the street sweeper, only to be replaced by subsequent tides.

On that afternoon it was the hour after the children returned from school, but before the adults returned from work. So when I heard a child cry “Help!” I rushed outside knowing that I might be the nearest adult.

A boy was standing on the sidewalk in front of our house, bent over, arms stretched out and down, with his coat pulled over his head.

“Billie?” I called as I hurried up.

“The zipper’s stuck in my hair,” Billie replied.

Taking a close look I saw that Billie was well and truly trapped. The zipper must have been stuck. He’d tried to remove the coat by pulling it over his head, only to have the zipper grab the hair on the top of his head halfway through the process. He couldn’t see, and couldn’t move without pulling on his hair.

I moved into my heart, and said, “Hang on, I’ll have you free in a minute.”

I aligned from my heart with Billie’s emotional body, to help keep him calm, and then moved part of my awareness into my intellect so I could assess the situation. I contemplated the scissors in the Swiss Army Knife in my pocket, but decided to try that last as if I cut Billie’s hair I’d have to explain why to his mom.

Holding the alignment from my heart with Billie, and with my intellect, I reached out. “Let’s see if I can free it,” I said.

Gripping his hair firmly, between the jacket and his head, I carefully worked the hair free, a few strands at a time. Once free, and jacket off, Billie thanked me and went on his way.

Joyful Blessings!

Glen

Living in Joy

The ether flowed into, through and from us as we walked, radiating magnetic light into the evening.

It was December 26th, at a local outdoor mall, and we’d been shopping the after-Christmas sales for back-to-school gifts and supplies. This particular mall was designed to look like an old-fashioned downtown—a town square with a fountain where children played in warmer weather, stores, restaurants, offices—only with large chain stores rather than locally-owned shops. All it needed was a city hall/court house and a church.

People of all ages, shapes, styles, and places of origin hurried about, looking for the best bargains on the best stuff, giving just enough attention to the people around them to avoid collisions.

Two middle-aged women in black—leather, fishnet stockings, and boots

A sour-faced woman who I aligned with harmony and joy

Two giggling teen girls, elfin slender on the cusp of womanhood

A wrinkled old woman seated on a bench, hunched around her cane—who smiled and said that no, she did not need assistance.

The ether flowed into, through and from us as we walked, radiating magnetic light into the evening. Holding the alignment from the heart up to the Christ, out to the humanity around us, and from them up to the Christ, I radiated the Light of Joy.

Joyful Blessings!

Glen