MYSTICAL_EXPERIENCES
Sonship (Encounter with David)
This is the second of the Four Mighty Acts, occurring 139 days after the 'birth from above.' It involves another intense vibration in the skull, culminating…
Step by step
- Experience an intense vibration in the skull, centered at the top, 139 days after the first birth.
- Feel the skull 'explode' at the peak of intensity.
- Find oneself in a room, encountering a boy (approx. 13 years old).
- Instantly recognize the boy as David of Biblical fame and know him as your son.
- Know that David recognizes you as his Father.
- Observe the severed head of Goliath as a confirming sign.
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This is the second of the Four Mighty Acts, occurring 139 days after the 'birth from above.' It involves another intense vibration in the skull, culminating in an 'explosion' at the top of the skull. The individual then finds themselves in a room, encountering a boy of about thirteen, whom they instantly recognize as David of Biblical fame, and know him to be their son, and that they are his Father. The severed head of Goliath is also present as confirmation.
A hundred and thirty-nine days later, a vibration similar to that one that preceded it [in the child’s birth] takes place again in your skull. And this time it is centered at the top of the skull, and you feel you can’t take it. When it reaches the apex of intensity, at that moment your skull seems to explode. It actually explodes. And then you find yourself in a modestly furnished room, looking at a son, and you know he is your son! He’s a boy, oh, about thirteen years of age, and you know exactly who he is. You know that he is David of Biblical fame, and you know he is your son. And you know he knows that you are his father! You look down before you, and here is an enormous head severed from a body. That is the head of the giant that your son severed, and you know he is the David of Biblical fame and you are his father!
This experience is the direct revelation of one's Fatherhood, as David, the personification of humanity, appears as the Son and acknowledges the individual as his Father, confirming their identity as God.