Your Heart Against a Feather

Ran Kalif invites you

to watch the open evening

Your Heart Against a Feather: an honest interview with yourself

A key to freedom from guilt, suffering and pain

A gift from my heart to yours: join me to learn how to revive an ancient tradition, a lost wisdom that offers a true key to evolution through super-consciousness.

To leave no trace in the past, everything must always be weighed against your spiritual life.

The master has nothing to atone for, and his heart is unburdened, both in waking life and in sleep. He is fully present in all his glory, entirely in the now. All his power and focus are in this eternal moment.

In the schools of ancient wisdom there was a saying that a master leaves no trace in the past. He does not look back with sorrow, guilt, anger or regret.

So this ancient saying, “The pure in spirit always see the divine,” was a milestone in the life of a master on the path of growth.

And what do you need to do to be like that?

Your heart against a feather at the end of every day, at the end of every life.

The ancient Pharaonic law of Egypt was one of the most sacred traditions ever to exist on the face of this ancient planet, Terra, or by its modern name, Earth. That was some seventeen million years ago, and then they, the pharaohs, returned here fifteen thousand years ago.

I'm talking about a culture in which every individual (every child, every man, every woman, every being) was considered divine.

Every being learned to live each day so that at its end their heart could be taken out (in other words, their conscience, their soul), placed on the scales of justice and weighed against a feather. That was the essence, the law everyone lived by. Everyone was equal, even the ruler, Pharaoh himself.

Those who sat on this ancient throne were the very height of reverence for the divine. They were the moral standard, the mother and father of the kingdom. They were the ultimate father and also the ultimate mother, and everyone was their ultimate child. They created a kingdom with parents who made sure that every child's soul could be weighed against a feather every single day.

Their entire rule was founded on the ability to do this, the capacity for fairness and integrity: the right use of a life in which everything was sacred and everything divine. It was the greatest kingdom that ever existed here on Terra, and you see only a small fraction of its remains in what is called Egypt today. This kingdom was replicated all over the world with pyramids.

Knowledge was never forbidden to anyone. Women held the same status as men. Children were family treasures; they saw children as gods. It was a great civilization, and the technology they knew in those days has not yet been replicated today.

Theirs was not a kingdom of theft, murder, rape or deprivation. It was not a kingdom of haves and have-nots.

Everyone prospered in this kingdom, and everyone owned the kingdom. There was only one law: Pharaoh.

And this was the law: your heart against a feather.

And if the god Anubis were to weigh your heart against the feather of truth on his golden scales, would your heart be lighter than the feather?

In this session we'll learn how to apply this immortal law. And why is it eternal? Because it is a key to life everlasting, forever and ever.

Come receive the key. It's yours, as a gift.