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Science and Christian Healing.
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The emergence of the structure for the Key of David.
The woman appeared to have recognized what had been recognized centuries earlier about the process of educating children. The children had been instructed to rediscover the original discoveries of the great pioneers, and it was done naturally by requiring them to replicate in their own mental processes the original experiences of discovery, thus to learn the process of discovery and creativity, rather than merely learning the end product of the pioneers' life.
The woman had four major hurdles to cross to make her discovered platform for healing useful to others. The first major hurdle to cross, was to discover for herself the exact science behind the process that had healed her. The second major hurdle was to document and convey this science to others as much as this was possible. The third major hurdle was to establish a structure by which the original process of discovery could be reexperienced from the ground up, thereby to lay the foundation for an ongoing development that can be carried forward towards infinity. Indeed, she did all these things, although this third part of her accomplishment was carefully concealed as though it was set up for future ages to deal with, at a stage when the scientific perception had developed sufficiently for mankind to bring to the table the mental prerequisites for rigorous complex spiritual discovery.
In order to accomplish this tall task, she devised a most remarkable method that she carried forward for over twenty years in total secrecy. The method was centered on a complex scientific structure build up of spiritual concepts arranged in ordered relationship to each other, which she extensively outlined, and, then, hid within the body of her writings to be discovered when a more advanced perception would emerge by which the work would be carried forward. She never spoke of that structure or the outline of it, and so it had indeed remained. It had remained hidden from the public for over a hundred years, whereby it was protected from negative growth ideologies that would have destroyed it.
The outline for that structure was set up in such a manner that it could be set right into the open, yet would not come to light without the rigorous scientific processes of discovery that would enable people, once they were ready to work with it, to experience what no one at her time had been able to comprehend. The decades that followed, would proof her right. It took close to sixty years before the first faintest trace of the outlined structure was discovered.
The outline wasn't actually physically hidden. It was placed unconcealed into the very textbook and books that would be studied daily by tens of thousands of people for decades to come. It was hidden only to the kind of thought that by its shallow nature found no use for it. It would remain hidden in this manner until a certain shift in consciousness, driven by the logic of events, caused a spontaneity of thought and openness to discovery that had not been achieved in her time.
What she has provided through this outlined structure is so far reaching that it took more than an decade of work after its discovery to sort it all out and come to terms with it. The work before you has been compiled to trace the many aspects of that outlined structure and the conclusions one might draw from it.
The work, therefore, is not a work on philosophy, or religion, or mental technology, but a research work designed to bring into the open what had been established over a hundred years ago by the greatest pioneer in the department of scientific metaphysical healing in all of human history, apart from Christ Jesus.
One of the pointers that were put in place by her to highlight the most significant part of the outline, was a Biblical verse used twice in succession in a unique way. The verse speaks about something called the "key of David" and closes with these words: "Behold, I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut it." The verse appears twice in the form of a heading; once to head a section of a book, and once again to head a specific chapter of the same section of the book, in which, as it turned out, the major part of the outline is located. It is rather remarkable that no one had seen this obvious hint for an entire century. What it pointed to, evidently, had meant nothing to those who had preconceived notions as to what her work was all about.
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