Creating Independently from Light, or Co-Creating with God
Is it better to create independently from light, or perhaps to choose co-creation with God?
One should first answer the question of what the inner light of the soul and the human being actually is. Every person possesses light within the heart, the chakras, the 12 pairs of DNA, the rays, and the kundalini. Where, then, does it come from? What is its intensity? What causes it to shine in one person only as a tiny spark, while in another it continuously illuminates an entire life?
Can I create on my own, without asking, using a light that is not truly my domain, since the light necessary for the manifestation of all desires comes to me from outside?
When together with the soul we co-create with God, then everything:
– takes place according to His principles
– my mistakes are always corrected
– the mistakes of the soul are always corrected
– I receive information about the next step that I can safely take
– I accept my own imperfection and God’s supremacy over me
At any moment, as Cayce wrote, “you may turn your face toward God,” always receiving Divine Light in return. This light comes as a result of personal prayer or intercessory prayer, and no human being controls the scope of its influence.
When we pray for freedom from illness, light flows from outside, removing darkness, blackness, and other blockages. When we pray for someone, Divine golden light reaches that person from outside, light that was not there before. Even with a slight degree of clairvoyance, one can see when it appears.
I believe that all creation belongs to God, not to human beings.
It is true that several Hindus possess the ability to materialize objects instantly, even pure gold. At the same time, each of them, through their beliefs, astral attachments, and unusual recommendations, displays signs of idolatry while drawing others away from God.
I often have the impression that the being wishes to compete with God, or appropriates light as its own, as something permanently belonging to it by virtue of its origin, yet without reference to the later corruption of energy or what might be called its privative sin, the consequence of an error committed.
Let us look at someone with low vibrations, such as a street beggar, a prostitute, or a war veteran. Their heart-light is dimmed, and at least several chakras are shadowed. Every soul received its inner light at the very beginning of its existence, and gradually lost portions of it through poor choices and their consequences. If it blossoms again, light flows toward it from outside, gradually filling the entire being.
Then, from incarnation to incarnation, more light accumulates as karma is burned away through positive deeds, and the individual may then Create on a very broad scale.
Sometimes the opposite happens, as in the case of King Jayavarman, who once independently ruled the million-person city of Angkor Wat and an entire powerful empire.
He left behind an inscription approximately saying:
“I have achieved everything that is best. I possess every talent, every artistic skill, painting, sculpture, singing, and dancing. I can fight with weapons and triumph in every way. How perfect I am. O God, You have made me equal to Yourself.”
After only 800 years, another incarnation of his soul came to Earth completely deprived of creative power, unwilling to govern or exercise authority. A soul exhausted by wars chose a personality with the creativity of a beggar, helplessly extending a hand for alms toward close relatives.
Edgar Cayce stated that “a creative individual is one who co-creates with God, who is His co-creator.”
Recently I listened to several lectures by spiritual teachers claiming:
“You are an unlimited and perfect CREATOR.”
I see it differently.
It is true that for an individual burdened by karma and priestly renunciations, awakening the inner awareness that “I myself can and am capable” is very important. Yet more important is the certainty of unlimited support that can be received at any moment. External support that I will never develop entirely within myself.
I am a co-creator, which means someone who works within a group, and whose results arise from collective effort. In this case, one asks, and another fulfills, providing all necessary means and expecting in return only recognition for the work performed.
When I pray, I sometimes see light arriving and being directed toward a specific area of my concern.
While working on this text, someone wrote to me:
– Perhaps I will ask a foolish question, but what is the proof that God exists?
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– For me, the proof consists of the many effects of prayer directed toward God.
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– I know several people who rid themselves of cancer solely through prayer. They knew what they were asking for and consciously accepted the Divine response. There were no miracles involved, only full awareness of the consequences of their own actions and words.
How different this is from Hindu living gods who say:
“I materialized gold and precious stones—I am a god, the Lord of the world.”
How different it is as well from the opinions of Reiki Masters and some energy healers who claim:
“Behold, I healed you from illness and weakness because I gave you energy, I sent you light.”
Three years ago, I received a lesson, and it was the last time I created anything myself within energies.
A friend and I were playing with the visualization of astral objects and figures. During one particular exercise, a sudden pain blocked my kidneys. Another acquaintance showed me how to create something energetically, and while doing so I again experienced extraordinary kidney pain.
In those cases, I never once thought that kidney stones were acting up, because the cause seemed obvious. I asked a clairvoyant acquaintance for verification. The kidneys (free from stones) were entirely red and glowing red, even though that is not their proper color.
Since that time, having learned from experience, I neither give anything from my own energies nor take anything from anyone else.
I CREATE NOTHING from energies: no mirrors, veils, geometric figures, or channels. I direct none of my own energy anywhere.
The pain was too intense to ignore, and thus my kidneys and heart remain safe.
When we watch films showing the materialization of gold and various objects by Satya Sai Baba, Vishwananda, or Premananda, we can see how intensely their kidneys shine red.
They materialize (create) objects independently, without asking the Creator for permission. None of them purified their intentions or recognized that their souls had done the same repeatedly in the past. They did not ask what price both the soul and the physical organism would still have to pay.
Such acts of will and determination to repay debts endlessly belong not to human beings but to souls. Souls do these things deliberately.
Anyone on Earth who claims that they Create like God, or that they will become God, should always be energetically and physically perfect.
Yet therein lies a problem, because a body manifested in matter always possesses its own distinct soul and therefore remains subject to the laws of karma like all others.
The souls of those who materialize gold should be perfect in every respect. If so, where do the idolatrous and explicit recommendations come from, urging people to worship everything that walks the Earth, especially those individuals themselves and the associates they designate?
The mistakes of my own soul committed 100 or 210 incarnations ago are not yet known to me. Therefore, I can and wish to appeal to God for their cancellation and for freedom from all resulting consequences. I can appeal to Him as the proper arbiter in every dispute with my fellow human beings.
But what is an infallible person supposed to do—someone who materializes their own will without limitations or oversight?
Someone who is a (earthly) Creator cannot believe suggestions regarding their own faults. Such a person will not allow anyone to bring information that they have gone astray and have never truly achieved perfection.
Because everything human always affects the human soul, such programs always originate directly from it and, through attachments, from various astral beings.
Regarding the soul of Christ, Cayce stated that it co-created with God long before its first voluntary incarnation and continues to do so after its last one.
Opublikowano: 07/06/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: God
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