Let There Be Divine Imagination

On the third day, God separated the earth and water, and the plants came forth. The earth brought forth grass, herbs and trees, each yielding seed according to its kind.

We open ourselves to the experience of Divine Consciousness coming into human consciousness—the mind of God revealing Itself in our human experience. This is not about an intellectually created wish list for which we plead. It is about opening to the 'seed ideas' of Divine Mind coming to us through symbols, dreams, visioning, synchronicity, in usual or unusual ways. If you wish, use a journal to record this experience.

The Garden:
Enter this garden through an arbor providing a canopy of grape leaves for shade, giving a translucent roof of green-gold living light. Large grass-type plants symbolizing the dissemination of the seeds, 'Divine Ideas,' are planted on the side of the path. Under the jacaranda tree, you'll see a a figure of Kuan Yin, the Goddess of Abundance and Compassion. The ornamental flowers and shrubs here reflect the energy of the color yellow. On the north side of the path is a place of serenity resembling a Japanese teahouse. There is a bench for contemplation, situated for lovely views and allowing one to sit and be, while experiencing all the senses in the garden. A fountain depicting the energy of life and flow of prosperous ideas is situated here.

The Meditation:
I am Divine Imagination. I am the Divine architect sitting at the drawing board of my mind. I am the flow of Divine ideas penetrating form, bringing forth Fruit after their kind. Within my mind lie the immutable patterns of manifestation. I Am the Divine Mind penetrating human consciousness. I Am That I Am. I am Divine Imagination moving into thought. I am the seed idea yearning for substance. I Am Divine Mind, INSPIRING into my awareness the seed idea of the
All That Is.

I Am the Heavens. I Am the Earth.
I Am the Vision of God.
I am the Heart of God.
I am the Light of God.
I Am That. . . I Am.

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