Divine Heritage
chapter summaries

Your true self? Your true self is the same true self who resides at the heart of All that surrounds you. The real scarcely recognized secret… We are different expressions of the same identity. Everything emerges from a single source. The appearance of diversity is not evidence of life’s multiplicity; it is evidence of the One Life’s infiniteness. We are all charged with roles to play in life, characters whom we portray, personas which we craft and put on like airs. This is not your real self. Your absolute truest self is a communal identity. To realize this truth marks a spiritual graduation of sorts. This realization gives way to one’s first real glimpse at the grandness that awaits your conscious awareness. Your divine inheritance is the realization of your true identity, your true self. The ideas conveyed in this material are intended to stir such a reflection in you as to hopefully inspire your own personal glimpse of the grandness of Reality, the grandness of your Real Self. Sample the book, read the chapter by chapter outline that follows and gauge how well the ideas presented resonate with you.

You may also like to download the accompanying Divine Heritage Glossary to view the meaning of some of the word’s (as used in this material).

Chapter 3: INTRODUCTORY TIDBITS (HEADINGS)

Always Safe and Secure

Intuition as a Higher Faculty of Reason

Profession of Fear

Fear

SUMMARY: Fundamentally, fear is what results when you errantly associate the Truth of oneness with the idea of being isolated, detached, abandoned or any other concept related to the notion of separation. When you see yourself as being separate from something, you feel vulnerable to the very something you believe yourself estranged from. But this perception is a delusion for All Is One. Being the only one does not mean that you are isolated (and thus vulnerable to another one). Being the only one means that there is no other one, you are unique, without equal and invulnerable to harm or injury (for what is there to harm you if you are the total of everything that Is). Your true self is Spirit. You are always safe and secure. Self assurance is a quality of Reality, not fear. Fear belongs to the realm of appearance. Fear is the emotion you feel when your perception of what is, is inconsistent with what actually Is. Fear is the sensation you feel when something is wrong. Destroy the idea of separation and you eradicate all forms of fear.

Chapter 3: CONCLUDING TIDBITS (HEADINGS)

It’s All Connected

The Impact of Emotions

Stress

The Purpose of Hardships

Overcoming Undesirable Emotions

Chapter 4: The Delusions of Self

SUMMARY: Reality is not the common consensus of ideas, for the common consensus of ideas is very often a thing of change. Reality, however, must be that which is unchanging because only that which is permanent can truly be Real. What’s more, what is permanent must be beyond All effect, must be forever undisturbed (that’s what qualifies it as permanent). In this, Reality is All peace for All eternity. And All qualities related to peace (such as goodness, love, beauty and so on) are attributable to Reality. Reality is imperceptible to the physical senses. It can only be perceived within. And though Reality is omnipresent, we are often (nevertheless) oblivious to It. Most of us are too involved in the roles we are playing in this thing called “the human drama” to be consciously aware of Reality’s presence. In the “theatre of life” we see things as we choose to make them appear, which may not necessarily coincide with things as they truly are. But Reality is not in anyway reliant upon our explicit awareness of It, nor is It in any way effected by our perceptual perversions of It. Reality is what It Is regardless of how It is perceived by us. The delusion of self is rooted in any manner of belief which deems Reality to be diversified. We believe ourselves to be separate when in fact we are One Being. And though we may have (consciously) lost sight of this Truth, there is still that part of us (that Real part of us) which never forgets who we really are.

Chapter 4: CONCLUDING TIDBITS (HEADINGS)

Reincarnation

Remembrance

The Credible Feeling of Lies

Division

Do Not Define

Recognizing Your Prejudices

Getting Passed Your Prejudices