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Bridge of Light
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- Written by Martha Henry-MacDonald
What is the bridge of light? You are the bridge of light. Humanity plays an essential role in the spiritualization of matter and we are that bridge. It is through our bodies that we bring consciousness into form, into our form and into the planetary being. We open to the light within and connect spirit, light, and consciousness to form, all forms, completing the bridge. Let’s meditate.
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