Prayer is a Ball of Love

 Every day, every moment, is an opportunity to change, to improve ourselves and thereby create a new perception of reality for all those in our sphere of influence. That is among the many inspirational and factual insights received through the catatonic-state trances of William Allen LePar.

The trance state crashed into his tranquil life in the early 1970s, causing indescribable fear and disorienting uncertainty for him and his family. In time, he understood why. And he devoted the rest of his life to creating a new perception of reality for the world.

Actually, it is more accurate to say the perception of reality was and is not new, but a rebirth of what humanity has known since before the beginning of time.

Such insights and inspirations as those that came from LePar’s spiritual source, known simply as The Council, must be used to be of any benefit. The physical will be shed in our movement through eternity, and the sorrow to be felt for ignoring those opportunities will be, well, beyond what the physical mind can imagine.

As this is being written, in the latter half of June 2025, one specific fact The Council shared time and again speaks loudly to us who experienced the reality of LePar’s journey: Prayer works. Prayer is a direct communication with the Origin of Life, the Living Energy that desires our return to our rightful place in eternity. But in the love and respect this First Being has for us, we will not be forced to do anything. We have eternal and total free will, the first characteristic of a god. As LePar said, that is our spiritual DNA.

Choose to pray that the violent insanity that surrounds us be halted, even reversed. Choose to pray for specifics. Unless you have your head buried in the sand of materialism and physical self-gratification, you know the situation. You know what is happening at this moment. You also know the old saying: You can’t take it with you.

What you will take with you, as you continue the journey through eternity, are the consequences of your actions. Or inactions.

The world needs you and your prayers. Don’t let the world – but especially yourself – down.

The Council: Just think of prayer as a ball of total love, positive, of God, of all the beautiful things, all the holy things; and as that ball hovers over you, you have the option to accept it and put it into your heart, and it helps you shine out.  It enters your body or your system or your soul or your spirit and radiates outward.  It acts as an amplifier when your, shall we say, batteries are down a little.  It brings new life, new hope, into you, new strength. It clears out the old fog and allows the Divine to speak with you; but since it is a part of your soul, since it is a part of God, you must remember that when you reach a level of being able to pray for others out of love, God is talking to you and He is using you as an instrument, He is flowing His energies through you into that prayer; and you are directing it to a specific person or a specific thing; and if those things or persons do not wish to accept it, then it goes to someone else who is needy; and it will go until it is accepted.  None of God's efforts are in vain.

Five Steps to Spirituality – Part 5

This is William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council’s, fifth step of the Five Steps to Spirituality.

The Council: If you take these five steps and apply them to your life, much spiritual growth can be accomplished.  In fact, one can accomplish a degree of spirituality that most have only dreamed of.

The next step in spiritual growth, this process, is:  Never accept any glories.  Remember, do what you must do.  Fulfill your responsibilities and your obligations in life.  Never wait around for that pat on the back.  Move on to your next challenge or your next step.  Many people who become involved in spirituality or in spiritual activities that are promoting spirituality make a problem for themselves.  It is bad enough that some of these people seek a reputation in the world, but it is even worse for these people when they seek a reputation among those people that they are involved with who may be attempting to bring a greater spirituality to others.  These spiritual movements are works dedicated to the Divine Source, and ultimately, these works are to bring glory to this Infinite Father.  Those who help are not permitted to take any part of those glories.  It is like this:  anyone who may serve or work for a commission, for what little bit of glory he can get out of it is a merchant, and he ought to be cast out of the temple. This can be applied to those money exchangers that are spoken of in the temple when the Christ them chased out.  They were not serving the people as a means of serving God; they were serving the people so that they could get their percentage out of it.

Remember, we must not be as the Pharisees were.  We must not stand before others beating our breasts and putting ashes on our forehead so that all may see how holy we are.  Do what you can do for others.  Do what you can for the Divine Source in the service to Him, but do not expect glories and praises.  All glories and praise belong to this Divine Source.  Those things that you can use in service for others and for the Divine are gifts that you have to help YOU grow, not to help you gain glories.

The Five Steps to Spirituality – Part 4

 This is William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council’s, fourth step of the Five Steps to Spirituality.

The Council: If you take these five steps and apply them to your life, much spiritual growth can be accomplished.  In fact, one can accomplish a degree of spirituality that most have only dreamed of.

The next step:  Never pass anything on about anyone else that will hurt him.  Remember, a tale bearer has no place in the Divine's favor.  If you know anything that would hinder or hurt the reputation of one of God's children, bury it forever.  Wipe it from your mind and from your thoughts.  Remember, if you wish the Divine Source to be good to you, you must begin to be good to His other children.  Remember, the Divine Source invites you to a spiritual banquet, He invites you personally to sit at His table, but He expects you to have table manners.  He expects to teach you those table manners that you do not have, and remember He will not let you eat unless you obey the etiquette of the table that He has prepared for you.  Whatever you pass on that may hurt someone else, whatever little remark that you may carry that will hurt someone else you must immediately put away.  Bury it away so that it goes no further.  Do not add your own self to the hurt of others.  In the Divine Source's Eyes each of us is His child and He will not accept one child hurting another.