Invoke

 

To invoke is the call for a deity, in form of a spirit for inspiration, or a prayer to call for holy names to witness a circumstance.

Reflections one experiences when spiritual forces go beyond the limited confine of the rational mind that thinking these words.

Protection in compassion is value and benefit to use those forces.

Compassion is like the sun, it is impartial and the source of all blessings.

The discerning ability to help in appropriated manners that accept the self with others. The divine order is a proposition and expression that manifest in compassion as part of our nature.

To invoke in the essence of our enlighten nature of compassion and the key to heal the self and the world.

Monks work along those compassion lines to practices that invoke and channel in that universal power of compassion to benefit its principles.

 Loving and kind thoughts have those magical tangible effects that turn frequencies to images and vice versa, known as mantras.

If one can invoke peace and offer it to somebody else it becomes a natural expansion that extent itself.

Many sides are trying to invoke the wonders of the world to capitalize on seeming profundities, while in the meantime on can explore the immensity of the cosmos that encourages the creativity of life without the bill.

Those who are to invoke in history will certainly be heard by history, unfortunately they will have to accept its verdict with the image of time that keeps on manifesting.

As long we adore, we are invoking to appease and inviting only that which we fear most, the superficial attention and no depth of love.

To look for a complete, coherent, and simple understanding of reality, is the magic of the universe and no reason to invoke God as part of this description.

Great leadership therefore must invoke in the alchemy of great vision as change is inevitable, the type of change one invokes, is up to the individual.