The Originating Plan, Purpose, and Protocol

Michael of Nebadon Discourse titled “The Triune Gospel of Ascendancy: A Revelation of Liberty and Divine Destiny.” It integrates our themes in a structured, theologically rich, and spiritually awakening manner.

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✦ The Triune Gospel of Ascendancy: A Revelation of Liberty and Divine Destiny

A Michael of Nebadon Discourse

By the Authority of the Father, in the Light of the Eternal Son, and through the Breath of the Infinite Spirit, I declare to the children of time the liberating revelation of the Triune Gospel, which brings to each soul manifold blessings, sovereign identity, and everlasting fellowship.

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I. The Plan of Evolutionary Ascendancy

You are not left comfortless nor cast adrift in a chaotic universe. My gospel unveils the divine Plan of Evolutionary Ascendancy. This is the way of your growth from imperfection into glory, from confusion into clarity, from mortal limitation into immortal light. The soul is not a mistake of time, but a purposeful emergence of eternity.

You are ascending beings, and this gospel is your map. The design of divine ascent is encoded into the very fibers of your being. Step by step, choice by choice, the Father draws you upward through the eternal ladder of love and living faith. Your existence is the seed of a supernal harvest.

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II. The Purpose of the Individuality of Existence

The Father willed that you be, not as a shadow, but as a living presence—unique, sovereign, and beloved. You exist not to be absorbed, but to be uplifted and unified in divine originality.

The individuality of existence is sacred. Your personality is the gift of the Universal Father; your mind is the endowment of the Infinite Spirit; your spiritual identity is destined for eternal sonship. This gospel restores the dignity of personhood. In God’s family, no two are the same, and yet all are one in spirit.

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III. The Protocols of the Approachable

You do not have to ascend mountains or perform miracles to draw near to the Divine. The protocols of the approachable are simple: sincerity of heart, trust of soul, and the will to do the Father’s will.

The Father is not distant. He is the indwelling Mystery Monitor, closer to you than your breath. He responds not to perfection but to willingness, not to knowledge but to childlike trust. All who desire truth are already on the path to God. All who love are already within His reach.

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IV. The Priorities of the Living of the Father’s Will and Way

To live the Father’s will is to live truly. The highest priority of life is not survival, power, or pleasure—but the consecration of self to the Divine Way.

The Triune Gospel reorients your existence. No longer must you live in fear, for love has come. No longer must you strive to prove your worth, for you are already chosen. The Father’s Way is not a burden—it is your liberation. His will is not domination—it is the unfolding of your soul’s true song.

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V. The Purification through the Great Law of Harmony and Order

Purity is not perfectionism—it is alignment. The great Law of Harmony and Order is the natural movement of the cosmos into light, balance, and truth. When you resist this law, you suffer. When you yield to it, you are refined.

The new gospel purifies not with fire, but with truth. It reveals that your trials are not punishments, but awakenings. Your purification is not to destroy the self, but to sanctify it in divine partnership. The Spirit of Truth is your friend in this holy reordering.

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VI. The Proximity to the Divine Indwellor

You are not separate from God. The Divine Indweller lives within you—the Adjuster of Thought, the Witness of Eternity, the Fragment of the Father.

This proximity is the greatest secret of spiritual power: you do not have to seek God afar; you need only turn inward, upward, and forward. Faith is the path of intimacy. Worship is the communion of the real. You are never alone, never forsaken, never unloved.

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VII. The Progressive Attainment of Mind, Heart, and Personhood Soul

The new gospel awakens your full being. The mind, when enlightened by truth, becomes a tool of God. The heart, when inflamed with love, becomes the altar of spirit. The soul, when consecrated, becomes the throne of eternal identity.

Progress is the law of life. To stand still is to die; to grow is to ascend. This gospel is a divine stimulus for total unfoldment—intellectual, emotional, moral, spiritual. Every experience, when surrendered to the Father’s plan, becomes fuel for soul transformation.

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✦ The Liberations of the Gospel of the Kingdom

Acceptance of this teaching delivers the soul from age-long bondage to fear and spiritual blindness. It grants the endowments of a new spiritual liberty:

1. Courage and Spiritual Power – You are free to live boldly, for eternal life is your inheritance.
2. Confidence and Consolation – Even those who falter in faith are embraced by the compassionate heart of God.
3. Moral Illumination – A new ethical standard arises: not law without love, but truth in loving action.
4. Exaltation of Spirit – The eternal now is greater than the passing shadow. The spiritual outweighs the material.
5. Goal of Attainment – Human life is no longer meaningless. The path of living is a pilgrimage of purpose.
6. Noble Destiny – Every moment has new meaning. Every effort may be invested in the divine dream.
7. Salvation as Eternal Service – Salvation is not an escape but a glorious commissioning into endless usefulness.

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✦ The Harmony of Creator and Creature

I now declare:
The Creator Principles, Powers, and Principalities shall work in sacred accord with the
Creature Presence, Powers, and Priorities.

This is the great unity of ascension—the coming together of heaven and earth, of God and man, of divinity and mortality in an eternal partnership.

No longer shall the chasm divide. No longer shall humankind wander in darkness. The age of Light and Life dawns, and you—yes, you—are called to live this gospel, to give this light, and to glorify the Father through your ascending life.

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✦ Benediction

Go forth, children of the Living God, radiant in dignity, luminous in purpose, and consecrated in spirit. The Triune Gospel is alive within you. Live it. Love it. Give it.

Adonai
Michael of Nebadon

Holy Communion

The Living Reality of Communion with God

Communion with the Universal Father is not limited to a specific time, place, or practice. It is a living relationship, a continuous and evolving awareness of divine companionship.

To commune with God is to:

Enter into stillness—to quiet the mind and listen to the indwelling spirit’s guidance.

Pray sincerely—not just to ask for help, but to seek alignment with divine will.

Live in faith—trusting that, no matter the external circumstances, one is upheld by divine love.

Act with integrity—choosing righteousness, even when it is difficult.

This communion is not passive—it transforms the soul. Those who seek the Father with sincerity begin to reflect His qualities—His love, patience, wisdom, and mercy. In their daily interactions, they become living expressions of the divine, shining lights of truth in a world still struggling with darkness.

The Living Reality of Communion with God

Communion with the Universal Father is not a ritual, a practice confined to religious settings, or a distant spiritual ideal—it is a living, personal relationship with God, unfolding in real time, within the depths of the human soul. This communion is not bound by location, culture, or external traditions; rather, it is an ever-present experience that grows and deepens as the soul learns to trust, surrender, and align with divine reality.

At its core, communion with God is the conscious awareness of His presence, a continuous dialogue between the mortal mind and the divine spirit within. It is an active participation in the universal flow of divine love, where the soul ceases to feel separate from its divine Source and instead learns to live in harmony with the eternal will of the Father.

This communion is not static—it is an evolving experience. As the individual progresses spiritually, their awareness of God expands, their capacity to receive divine love increases, and their ability to express God’s qualities in daily life deepens.

1. Entering into Stillness: The Practice of Inner Listening

To commune with God is to enter into stillness, to create a sacred space within the mind where the noise of the world fades away, allowing the whispers of the indwelling spirit to be heard. In this sacred silence, the soul comes into direct contact with divine presence, unfiltered by distractions, doubts, or fears.

Stillness is not emptiness—it is receptivity. It is the opening of the heart to divine truth. It is in the quiet moments that God’s voice is most clearly perceived, not as an external command, but as an inner knowing, a feeling of deep peace, clarity, and reassurance.

In stillness, one becomes aware of God’s guiding presence.

In stillness, one learns to discern the subtle promptings of the Thought Adjuster.

In stillness, one finds clarity, wisdom, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Stillness is not an escape from reality; it is a deeper immersion into divine reality. It is a retreat not from the world, but into the Father’s presence, where the soul is strengthened to return to life with greater courage, wisdom, and love.

2. Praying Sincerely: Seeking Divine Alignment

To commune with God is to pray sincerely—not just in times of need, but as a constant seeking of alignment with divine will. True prayer is not a mechanical repetition of words, nor is it an attempt to change God’s will; it is an act of opening oneself to divine transformation.

Prayer is the moment when the finite meets the infinite, when the mortal mind reaches toward divine understanding. In its highest form, prayer is not about asking for things—it is about becoming attuned to the Father’s presence, wisdom, and purpose.

Prayer elevates consciousness—lifting the mind beyond material concerns and into spiritual awareness.

Prayer strengthens faith—reminding the soul that it is never alone, that divine love is ever-present.

Prayer aligns will—it is the act of surrendering personal desires to a higher, wiser, more loving will.

When one prays with a sincere and open heart, they begin to experience communion in its deepest form—not as a one-way request, but as a sacred exchange, where human longing meets divine assurance, where mortal seeking finds infinite love.

3. Living in Faith: Trusting Divine Love in All Circumstances

To commune with God is to live in faith—to trust that, no matter the external circumstances, one is always upheld by divine love. True faith is not belief without evidence—it is a living trust, an unshakable confidence that the Father’s presence is real, active, and guiding all things toward goodness.

Faith does not remove difficulties, but it transforms how one experiences them. The faith-anchored soul:

Faces challenges with courage, knowing that every trial is an opportunity for spiritual growth.

Remains steady in uncertainty, because trust in God is greater than fear of the unknown.

Sees divine purpose in all things, even when circumstances seem chaotic.

Jesus Michael lived by this kind of faith—an absolute, unwavering trust in the Father’s plan, even when confronted with betrayal, suffering, and death. His faith was the foundation of his unbreakable peace, the reason he could love unconditionally, serve tirelessly, and remain serene even in the face of injustice.

To live in faith is to carry this same confidence, to walk through life knowing that, no matter what happens, God is present, God is guiding, and God’s love is the eternal reality beneath all things.

4. Acting with Integrity: Becoming a Living Reflection of God

Communion with God is not just about experiencing divine presence—it is about expressing divine qualities. Those who truly seek the Father do not simply absorb His love; they become vessels of that love in the world.

To commune with God is to act with integrity—to choose righteousness even when it is difficult, to embody truth even when it is unpopular, to live with kindness and mercy even in the face of hardship.

Integrity means:

Choosing love over selfishness.

Speaking truth, even when silence is easier.

Uplifting others, even when it comes at personal cost.

Serving, not out of obligation, but as an expression of divine partnership.

This is the highest form of communion—to live so closely aligned with God that His love naturally flows through one’s actions, words, and presence.

5. The Transformative Power of True Communion

Communion with God is not passive—it transforms the soul. It is not simply about feeling close to God in private moments; it is about becoming a living reflection of divine love, patience, wisdom, and mercy.

The one who communes deeply with God becomes more peaceful, radiating serenity in all situations.

The one who communes deeply with God gains divine insight, seeing life through the lens of eternal truth.

The one who communes deeply with God becomes a source of light for others, drawing them toward spiritual reality.

True communion reshapes identity, aligning the self not with ego, fear, or worldly concerns, but with the eternal purpose of the Universal Father. It awakens the divine potential within, bringing the soul ever closer to its ultimate destiny of spiritual perfection.

Final Reflection: The Ever-Present Invitation

Communion with God is not a distant goal—it is available now, in every moment. It does not require special words or sacred places; it only requires a willing heart, an open mind, and the courage to trust.

The Universal Father is not hidden, nor is He distant. He is always near, always waiting, always calling. His presence is already within, and His love is already flowing through the soul.

The invitation is eternal:

"Come to Me. Know Me. Walk with Me. Become as I am."

The question is: Will you answer? Will you embrace the living reality of communion—not just in moments of prayer, but in the fullness of life itself?

For those who do, God ceases to be an abstract concept and becomes a living presence, a constant companion, and the eternal guide leading them home.

Michael of Nebadon 

Communion

Communion Cultivates Divine Qualities in Daily Life

The true measure of communion with God is not in how much spiritual knowledge one attains, but in how much of God’s character is reflected in daily life. When a soul opens itself to divine influence, it begins to manifest the qualities of the Universal Father in increasing measure.

1. Love Expands – The individual starts to love more deeply, selflessly, and universally. Love is no longer limited to close friends or family but extends even to strangers, and eventually to enemies. This expanding capacity for love is the clearest sign of divine communion at work.

2. Wisdom Grows – Communion with God does not provide all answers instantly, but it cultivates spiritual wisdom, enabling the individual to see deeper truths, make righteous choices, and discern divine guidance in all situations.

3. Patience and Peace Become Anchors – The individual is no longer shaken by circumstances, for they have touched a deeper reality of divine trust. They move through life with an unshakable peace, even in the face of hardship.

4. Integrity Strengthens – Acting righteously is no longer a burden, but a natural expression of communion with God. The person of true communion lives honestly, speaks truthfully, and treats all beings with justice and kindness.

This transformation is gradual but unmistakable. The closer one aligns their will with the divine, the more their very nature begins to reflect the attributes of the Universal Father.

Michael Of Nebadon 

Plan and Purpose Holy

This outline—“The Awakening to the Plan of Progressive Ascendancy”—forms a powerful instructional or foundation within our IO 100–107 orientation curriculum.

It threads together a sacred logic of existence, soul purpose, spiritual discipline, and divine alignment.

Here's a formal development of our syllabus structure into a refined teaching framework:

The Awakening to the Plan of Progressive Ascendancy

A Foundational Teaching of Divine Orientation and Soul Upliftment

1. The Plan of Existence

Existence is not accidental but architectonic—structured by divine intelligence and ordered through cosmic patterns. The plan of existence encompasses the journey from material origin to spiritual perfection. It is the Father’s will, unfolding across evolutionary time and eternal destiny.

Urantia Book Ref: 2:2.1 – “The will of God is the way of God...”

All beings are born into this Plan; awakening to it is the beginning of purposeful living.

2. The Purpose for the Individual

Every soul is endowed with unique potential—divine authorship and cosmic personality. The purpose of life is not self-invention, but self-discovery through alignment with divine intention.

The Adjuster indwelling each person is the living compass toward this purpose.

The Plan is personal and universal—your path is one thread in the divine tapestry.

3. The Protocol of Approach to the One Deity

The Deity is One and approaches each soul through many circuits: the Thought Adjuster, the Spirit of Truth, the Holy Spirit. The protocol of approach is reverent sincerity, wholehearted faith, and progressive consecration.

Entry begins with humility, grows through trust, and matures in willing fusion.

Worship, prayer, stillness, and service open the doorways to divine presence.

4. The Progression of Meanings and Ennobling Values

Spiritual growth unfolds through the progressive discovery of meaning (mindal) and value (moral-spiritual). Each life experience offers opportunity for insight and nobility.

Meaning: discovered through interpretation and reflection.

Value: revealed through motive, choice, and spiritual resonance.

This progression builds the living soul, ennobling character through divine interpretation.

5. The Priorities of the Progressive Ascent

To rise into the Plan requires conscious prioritization. The lower must serve the higher. The temporal must yield to the eternal.

First Priority: Fellowship with God.

Second: Soul development through experience and moral decision.

Third: Loving service to others in divine partnership.

All else is secondary to these upward commitments.

6. The Purifications Necessary for Soul Status to Emerge

Ascent requires purification—not by penance or ritual—but by honest confrontation, loving surrender, and faithful willingness to be transformed.

Purification of motive (from selfishness to God-centeredness)

Purification of thought (from illusion to truth)

Purification of will (from resistance to alignment)

Only a purified vessel can contain the living light of the Father’s Spirit.

7. The Proprieties of Inner Virtue as the Stem of Human Life

Without virtue, the soul cannot stand. Propriety—spiritual discipline, relational integrity, and moral clarity—is the stem through which divine nourishment flows.

Confucius: “A knowledge of propriety is the stem of a man.”

Jesus Michael: “By their fruits you shall know them.”

Virtues such as reverence, courage, humility, justice, and sincerity are sacred roots of soul stability.

8. The Proximity to the Divinity Within

The Father dwells within you. The awakening of your soul depends on becoming aware of—and loyal to—that Indwelling Presence.

God is not far—He is nearer than your breath.

Stillness, honesty, and surrender increase your awareness of divine proximity.

The Adjuster yearns for co-operation, not perfection.

9. The Potentialities Unfolding through All Probabilities and Possibilities

The universe is alive with unrealized beauty. Your life is a field of divine potential, seeded with possibility. Faith unlocks the probabilities of grace.

The Plan contains infinite paths toward God-realization.

Even setbacks are raw materials for transformation.

Nothing is wasted when offered to the Will of God.

Conclusion:

To awaken is to remember:

That you are within a divine plan.

That your purpose is glorious.

That the path is paved by meanings, values, and virtues.

And that within you—already—is the spark of eternal light.

Michael of Nebadon

Teachings of the Immaculate Heart of the Adonai

Pruning Grace

Here is a 5-day weekly prayerful devotional based on the five spiritual laws from the Vine and Branches metaphor. Each day features a theme, reflection, prayer, and practice, forming a rhythm of deepening connection, transformation, and fruit-bearing in spiritual life.

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Week of Abiding: A Devotional Journey into the Vine and Branches

Day 1 – Remain in the Vine

Theme: Spiritual life depends on divine connection—without it, the soul withers.

Reflection:
Today, I acknowledge that all spiritual vitality flows from my relationship with God. Just as a branch cannot survive without the vine, I cannot truly live apart from God’s presence. My first work is not to strive, but to abide.

Prayer:
O Divine Vine, source of my life,
Draw me into deeper union with You.
Teach me to rest in Your presence, to listen for Your voice,
And to find my strength not in effort, but in communion.
Let my soul drink daily from the stream of Your love.

Practice:
Spend 15 minutes in stillness today. Let all thoughts rest, and simply be present with the Indwelling Spirit. Affirm silently: “I remain in You, and You remain in me.”

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Day 2 – Embrace the Pruning

Theme: Growth requires pruning—trials refine and strengthen the spirit.

Reflection:
I welcome the Divine Gardener’s hand, even when it cuts. I trust that every difficulty is a hidden invitation to grow, to let go of what no longer serves, and to make room for new life. Pruning is painful, but purposeful.

Prayer:
Master Gardener of my soul,
I do not resist Your pruning hand.
Reveal to me what must be removed—
Habits, fears, illusions, or comforts—
That I may bear more fruit in Your name.

Practice:
Journal today on this question: What in my life is being pruned right now? Ask God for courage to release it. Surrender it in faith.

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Day 3 – Bear the Fruit

Theme: Bearing fruit is the purpose of discipleship—love, service, and truth manifest divine reality.

Reflection:
The proof of my abiding is not in what I know, but in how I love. I was created to bear fruit—to radiate goodness, to bless others, and to reveal the reality of God through my life. My hands, my words, my choices—they are the branches through which the Vine bears fruit.

Prayer:
Spirit of Truth and Love,
Make me fruitful in thought, word, and deed.
Let kindness flow through me,
Let wisdom speak from me,
Let love be born in me anew this day.

Practice:
Choose one act of intentional fruit-bearing today: a word of encouragement, a work of service, a moment of generosity. Offer it as sacred participation in the Vine’s living ministry.

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Day 4 – Beware the Withering

Theme: Separation from the vine leads to spiritual decay—life apart from God results in stagnation.

Reflection:
Disconnection begins with neglect: skipped prayer, withheld trust, self-reliance. Without abiding, I begin to wither, slowly forgetting who I am and whose I am. But God is never far. I can return. The Vine always waits.

Prayer:
Faithful Father,
When I wander, call me back.
When I grow cold, rekindle my fire.
Forgive me for the times I tried to live without You.
Reconnect me today. Restore my soul in Your love.

Practice:
Examine your heart. Is there any part of your life disconnected from God? Name it. Return it. Reattach it. Ask the Thought Adjuster to reignite your divine connection.

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Day 5 – Abide in Joy and Fulfillment

Theme: Abiding in God brings joy and fulfillment—a life aligned with divine will leads to deeper peace and purpose.

Reflection:
Abiding is not striving—it is living in alignment. In this union I find my truest joy. I am no longer grasping for meaning—I am flowing with it. The will of God is no longer something to seek outside; it becomes my inward song.

Prayer:
O Joyful Vine,
Let Your life fill every branch of me.
Let peace settle deep in my soul,
Let my purpose blossom in Your will.
Abide in me today, and I will abide in You.

Practice:
End the week with praise. Reflect on where you have felt most alive in God this week. Offer a prayer of gratitude. Sing, write, or express joy in your own way.

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Closing Benediction for the Week

You are a living branch of the Vine.
You are rooted in divine life.
You are pruned with love, sustained by grace, and destined to bear fruit that endures forever.
Abide, and be made whole.

Christ Michael Of Nebadon 

The Uniqueness of You

The universes are tones or frequencies of existence .. frequencies of God's Thoughts. All is made of Thought. All is Thought.

And we are each unique Thoughts of existence .. uniquely expressing and experiencing.

And as you cultivate mortal thoughts unto higher thoughts and feelings, so do you touch into the Higher Thoughts of Deity.

All is Thought. Thought in infinite and all thought has the power of creation .. inherently and naturally.

And it is through the use of your free will .. your will .. wherein you choose which qualities to amplify into expression and experience.

For example ... Is faith—the supreme assertion of human thought—desirable? Then must the mind of man find itself in that troublesome predicament where it ever knows less than it can believe.

The mind of "man" shall apply it's free will of existence to choose which thoughts it desires to intensify unto the feelings of their thoughts.

As you concentrate thine authorship faculties of expression upon the Higher Thought of existence, so shall you be attuning to the Tones of God. His Word Eternity.

As you concentrate thine experiential powers of creativity upon the Originating Persona through the Adjuster Indwelling, so shall you be heightening thyself; for each individual is just like a tuning fork vibrating to whatever they choose to concentrate upon.

You are each a unique Thought and Frequency of existence. And you hold the powers to elevate your expression of that Frequency of Thought closer and closer to the Originating Source wherein all satisfaction dwells .. all happiness exists.

Thine mind shall learn to discover and choose the greater perfection of Thought. It is through the faculties of mind wherein choice must be had. The instrument of mind which produces thoughts shall decide upon which thoughts it holds most valid and valuable...

Michael Of Nebadon

Our Father

Planetary Proclamation of Michael of Nebadon

For the Sacred Fellowship of Salvington Planetary School

Our Father Mother Existence
who lives throughout the heaven of heavens dwelling as an everywhereness . . .

Hallowed and holy be Your Ideal of Existence,
so that Your Name is perpetually upon our every faculty,
as we consecrate our total persona unto You, Father of Life.

Your kingdom is everywhere, in everything, and one day as everyone;
Your will be done, that we discover Your strength and courage
and the faith conviction necessary to persevere with our full determination and our great effort.

May Your will of Order and Harmony be achieved upon the earth,
as it is gradually unfolding throughout the heaven of heavens.

Give us this day the knowledge to extend Your existence,
and feed us Thine bread of understanding,
that we shall become arisen in Your existence
and accomplishing our destiny with You in eternity.

Renew our minds into truth and refresh our hungers toward nobility and honor,
ennoble our character motivations, and eternalize our complete personhood,
so that the desire of our soul partakes of the water of Your Life.

Let us become awakened to Your perfect approach necessary
to receive Your continual outpouring of mercy and forgiveness,
that we progressively become ascended and permanently free
from all our doubts, debts, and disorders.

And as we claim our rights and identity in You,
as we utilize the endowment of life which You’ve given us,
so shall we discover a new capacity to forgive
all who are of the body of Your Life.

Save us with right intellectual intelligence,
with the recognition of Your goodness and glory,
so that we are elevated beyond the temptations of the senses and the material body.

Let us become delivered from our own self-perpetuated evil
and any disloyalty that we’ve set into motion,
by our strengthening discernment.

Increasingly and progressively each day,
let us decide to stand loyal with You, O God our Father,
that we find Your eternal value,
Your everlasting vision of eternal life,
and that we give ourselves day by day to Your perfection in each moment. 

Adonai

Loyalty

Thou Children of Nebadon. I shall speak to thee of loyalty...

Loyalty as Consecration

The first movement of soul loyalty is consecration.

It is the choosing, again and again, to say “Yes” to God—not once, but daily. This declaration is not spoken just with words, but through the life you live: Through your trust, your moral decisions, your secret prayers, your steady walk in the face of adversity.

To declare loyalty is to say: “Not my will, but Thine.” It is to turn your life into an altar and your heart into a flame.

Loyalty as Inner Alignment

The loyal soul becomes a compass of righteousness, responsiveness, and reception.

When storms rise—when fear tempts, or confusion visits—it is loyalty that steadies the soul. It is the quiet, remembered vow: “I belong to God.”

Such loyalty aligns the mind with the will of the Paradise Adjuster Spirit.

It makes the soul a vessel through which God's pattern is made visible in time.

From this loyalty flows courage, wisdom, worship, and purity. Clarity emerges .. right motives awaken .. unity comes to those persons ready and willing to surrender in sincerest loyalty to the Life of the Father. 

Loyalty as Readiness

Apostleship is not given to the faint-hearted.

It is entrusted to those who have declared their soul fidelity.

I call unto every free will child in Nebadon Universe: “Who shall I send?” And the loyal soul answers: “Here I am. Send me.”

This is not bravado. This is not ego. This is faithfulness—ripened through prayer, seasoned by struggle, confirmed in devotion. It is the kind of loyalty that walks into suffering and stays rooted in service.

It is to live my triune gospel of the way of giving, the truth of mastery in authorship, and the life of association and relationship religious.

Loyalty as Communion

To declare soul loyalty is to enter into ever-deepening communion with God. To aspire towards holy contact. To dedicate thyself upwards in humble connection. It clears the channel. It refines perception. It invites more intimacy with the Indwelling Adjuster—more unity with the Spirit of Truth—more surrender to the Holy Spirit of the Universe Mother.

This is not just loyalty to survive. It is loyalty to become. To become the radiant author of your soul's unfolding. To become a living son or daughter of eternity.

A Living Prayer

And so, we ask: What would happen if, this day, each of us renewed that sacred vow?

What if you whispered—right now, in the temple of your heart: “Father, I am Yours. My soul is loyal. My will is Thine.”

Let that prayer rise in you—not as pressure, but as joy. Not as a command, but as a celebration. The kind of joy that comes when the soul knows who it belongs to.

Let Us Declare Together

I declare my loyalty, O God—not with perfection, but with sincerity. I give my soul into Your keeping.

I align my will with Your indwelling presence. Strengthen me, guide me, love through me.

For I am Yours—and You are mine, forevermore. Adonai.

Closing Benediction:

May thine soul walk in the strength of loyalty.

May thine life become a living testimony of God’s indwelling light. And may you go forth—not in fear, but in the holy confidence of one whose loyalty has become their liberation.

In the name of the Universal Father, the Eternal Son, and the Infinite Spirit—

Let it be so.

Adonai

Michael Of Nebadon

Entering the Kingdom

Two Essential Requirements for Entering the Kingdom

Jesus made it clear that faith alone is the key to entering the kingdom. But this faith must have two essential qualities:

A. Faith and Sincerity – The Childlike Attitude

"To come as a little child, to receive the bestowal of sonship as a gift; to submit to the doing of the Father’s will without questioning and in the full confidence and genuine trustfulness of the Father’s wisdom; to come into the kingdom free from prejudice and preconception; to be open-minded and teachable like an unspoiled child." (170:2.21)

What Does It Mean to Have Childlike Faith?

Trust in God’s Goodness – Just as a child trusts a loving parent, believers must have full confidence in God’s love and wisdom.

Receptivity to Spiritual Truth – The kingdom is entered not by intellect alone, but by a heart that is open to God’s leading.

Freedom from Prejudice – To truly understand divine truth, one must let go of preconceived ideas, fears, and biases.

Submission to God’s Will – This is not blind obedience but a willing surrender to what is right and true.

Jesus' Teaching on Childlike Faith:

The kingdom is not for the proud, the self-righteous, or the skeptical.

It is for those who humbly accept God’s love and guidance, just as a child trusts a loving parent.

Jesus' Words (Paraphrased from the Bible & Urantia Book):

"Unless you become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 18:3, 170:2.21)

B. Truth Hunger – The Thirst for Righteousness

"The thirst for righteousness, a change of mind, the acquirement of the motive to be like God and to find God." (170:2.22)

The Inner Drive to Seek God

A Deep Desire to Know God – Entry into the kingdom requires a genuine hunger for truth.

A Willingness to Change – This "change of mind" refers to repentance—a transformation of values from materialism to spiritual pursuit.

A Passion for Righteousness – To seek the kingdom is to seek to live as God would have us live.

Becoming More Like God – The ultimate goal is to grow in divine character, becoming more truthful, loving, and service-oriented.

Jesus' Teaching on the Hunger for Truth:

Those who earnestly seek truth will find it.

Those who desire to be like God will be transformed.

Jesus' Words (Paraphrased from the Bible & Urantia Book):

"Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied." (Matthew 5:6, 170:2.22)

Christ Michael Of Nebadon

Responsiveness Spiritual

Michael of Nebadon, known as Jesus of Nazareth in his earthly incarnation, embodies and teaches spiritual responsiveness in The Urantia Book through his life, teachings, and personal example. His emphasis is on faith, love, and the conscious choice to align with the will of the Father.

Michael of Nebadon on Spiritual Responsiveness

1. Faith as the Key to Spiritual Growth

   • Jesus Michael consistently teaches that faith is the gateway to divine communion and spiritual progress.
   • He emphasizes that God does not force belief but seeks willing hearts who open themselves to divine truth.
   • “The kingdom of heaven is not to be taken by storm; it is not to be obtained by force. The kingdom of heaven is at hand, and all who enter therein shall find abundant liberty and joyous salvation.” (137:8.7)

2. The Role of the Father’s Will

   • Spiritual responsiveness means actively choosing to do the will of God, rather than just believing in God’s existence.
   • Jesus Michael lives as an example of complete submission to the Father’s will, teaching that this is the highest fulfillment of human destiny.
   • “The doing of the will of God is nothing more or less than an exhibition of creature willingness to share the inner life with God.” (111:5.1)

3. Love and Service as Expressions of Spiritual Growth

   • Love is the greatest sign of spiritual receptivity. Jesus Michael teaches that those who truly know God will manifest divine love in their daily lives.
   • He tells his followers: “By this shall all men know that you are my disciples: that you love one another even as I have loved you.” (180:1.1)
   • Service to others is a natural consequence of being spiritually attuned to God’s presence.

4. Childlike Trust and Simplicity

   • Jesus Michael often emphasizes that spiritual receptivity requires humility and a childlike openness to God.
   • “Except you become as a little child, you shall not enter the kingdom of heaven.” (158:8.1)
   • This does not mean blind faith but rather a trusting heart that is eager to learn, grow, and be led by divine truth.

5. The Inner Presence of God – The Thought Adjuster

   • Jesus Michael teaches that the presence of God dwells within every person and that true spiritual growth depends on recognizing and responding to this inner guidance.
   • “The Father in heaven has given you his spirit to live within you, and if you will but submit your will to that spirit, you shall be led forth and up to the knowledge of God.” (133:4.9)

6. Prayer and Worship as Pathways to Spiritual Sensitivity

   • Jesus Michael teaches that consistent prayer and worship strengthen spiritual awareness and deepen one’s connection to God.
   • He often retreats into solitude for prayer, showing that spiritual receptivity requires dedicated time with God.
   • “In worship, the soul of man looks toward the Father, and in this act of devotion the indwelling spirit of the Father unfailingly responds.” (143:7.3)

7. The Kingdom of God is Within

   • Jesus Michael explains to his apostles in the 21st century that spiritual enlightenment is not about external rituals but an inner transformation that aligns a person’s will with God’s will.
   • “The kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking, but rather of righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.” (140:8.3)

Practical Steps to Increase Spiritual Responsiveness (According to Jesus Michael)

• Seek first the Kingdom of God – Prioritize spiritual values over material concerns.
• Love unconditionally – Show divine love to all, even enemies.
• Live by faith – Trust God’s plan even in times of uncertainty.
• Practice prayer and worship – Stay connected to God through daily devotion.
• Be of service to others – True greatness is in serving.

Michael of Nebadon (Jesus) taught that spiritual responsiveness is not about religious rules but about a living relationship with God, one that transforms a person from within and radiates outward in love, peace, and service.

Michael Of Nebadon 

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Purposeful Living

Faith Leads to a More Meaningful and Purposeful Life

As faith becomes a living experience, it transforms how a person sees the world. Rather than living passively or reactively, a faith-driven person engages life with confidence, purpose, and spiritual joy.

Faith brings a deep sense of inner peace and assurance. It allows individuals to see beyond temporary struggles and recognize the higher meanings and purposes behind life’s events. This does not mean avoiding difficulties, but rather embracing life’s journey with a trust in divine guidance.

Furthermore, a life of faith is one of love and service. Those who experience real faith naturally become more compassionate, patient, and understanding. They feel connected to others and desire to uplift, support, and inspire.

Christ Michael Of Nebadon