The Alchemy of the Violet Flame

anchor the flame correctly

De: Maria Susana Manfrino

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

As we all know, if we took a prism and lifted it towards the sun, directing the refracted light on a screen, we would see the division of white light between primary and secondary colors, appearing as a vibrant rainbow fiddling on the screen. Sometimes, the reflection of the sun's rays through a crystal chandelier or a gem covers a wall with innumerable tripping jumping flames of burning primary fire. Or the ruby, gold, apricot, and deep sapphire blue may suddenly focus on amethyst, emerald, aquamarine and purple, depending on the cut of the crystal. Now, as you know, the highest color that can be seen in any rainbow is violet. And if you have ever studied the beautiful double rainbows that have appeared upon our retreat in the Rocky Mountains, you will have noticed that the violet seems to extend to infinity as if the rainbow reached beyond the spectrum of the physical eye. And it really is like that. The violet disappears within a higher frequency of violet ray similar to the light of the Seventh Ray and its dispensation, the Aquarian wavelength. And that power, speaking in mathematical terms, is comparable to the number nine, the highest numerical aspect; having almost infinite transformations with their magic formulas, as mathematicians and numerologists know.