Spiritual Attunement through Meditation
Sep 11, 2026 · 24 min · 8 segments
Spiritual Attunement Through Meditation. Episode #141: Tuning, Communing, and Contributing. Today I'll be sharing information once again from our friend, author, and teacher, John Van Auken, who wrote…
The first is tuning.
Tuning is turning the dial on our minds and hearts to the channel of love, light, and revitalization.
We may think of it as tuning our mortal, finite, self-conscious nature to our infinite, eternal presence.
The creative love that conceived us in its image and likeness, in Genesis 1, 26 through 28, loves us and wants to have a relationship with us.
This includes tuning in to the life force that is flowing like a great river to a sea of destiny for all life.
Even the stars flow through their journey from birth to life and on to death and rebirth.
Getting oneself in tune with the life force and universal consciousness is an important practice from the Cayce perspective.
Secondly, communing.
Communing is sharing ourselves with heavenly mom and dad.
It includes listening to our heavenly father and mother, which are aspects of the universal consciousness.
This is how we converse with the source of our existence.
It's how we gain wisdom and receive guidance.
In reading 39-4, It was said, let the body enter within self.
For in the quiet alone, and in this way, commune with the Father in spirit.
The way, the how, the manner will be opened for the body, not to excess, but to that sufficient to meet the needs of the hour.
and the way will open for the understanding of the powers that be.
And another one in reading 264-46, Then commune the more often in the inner shrine, the Holy of Holies.
Meet the presence of the Father there.
Know the love of the Christ in action.
Experience and see truth and the Holy Spirit in the results that come from such consecration of the ideals of self.
For each may have the experience of speaking with him through such a consecration.
For his promises are true.
I will not leave you comfortless, but will come and abide with you.
The first is tuning.
Tuning is turning the dial on our minds and hearts to the channel of love, light, and revitalization.
We may think of it as tuning our mortal, finite, self-conscious nature to our infinite, eternal presence.
The creative love that conceived us in its image and likeness, in Genesis 1, 26 through 28, loves us and wants to have a relationship with us.
This includes tuning in to the life force that is flowing like a great river to a sea of destiny for all life.
Even the stars flow through their journey from birth to life and on to death and rebirth.
Getting oneself in tune with the life force and universal consciousness is an important practice from the Cayce perspective.
Secondly, communing.
Communing is sharing ourselves with heavenly mom and dad.
It includes listening to our heavenly father and mother, which are aspects of the universal consciousness.
This is how we converse with the source of our existence.
It's how we gain wisdom and receive guidance.
In reading 39-4, It was said, let the body enter within self.
For in the quiet alone, and in this way, commune with the Father in spirit.
The way, the how, the manner will be opened for the body, not to excess, but to that sufficient to meet the needs of the hour.
and the way will open for the understanding of the powers that be.
And another one in reading 264-46, Then commune the more often in the inner shrine, the Holy of Holies.
Meet the presence of the Father there.
Know the love of the Christ in action.
Experience and see truth and the Holy Spirit in the results that come from such consecration of the ideals of self.
For each may have the experience of speaking with him through such a consecration.
For his promises are true.
I will not leave you comfortless, but will come and abide with you.
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