
he Our Father Jesus was carefully designed with some very specific purposes. Jesus taught to draw a correct path to God. Therefore we must use it wisely. If done from the heart, is a compact formula for the soul, being the road from the only soul that matters. The Our Father is ready to help that change.
Jesus prayer composed in such a way that would pass through the ages without alteration. The Our Father is naturally divided into seven clauses. The number seven symbolizes perfection of the individual soul.
Matthew, Chapter 6, verses 9-13.
1. Our Father
2. who art in Heaven,
3. Hallowed be thy name.
4. Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as in heaven.
5. On our daily bread give it to us today.
6. And forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.
7. And we do not fall into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
Amen.
1. Our Father:
These words describe the nature and character of God, and the abstract truth of being. This clause sets out Jesus' once and forever the relationship between God and Man is the Father and Son. Man to be the child of God becomes a participant in nature, "such parent, that child." And as God is the Divine Spirit, it is also the man, regardless of illusory appearances to the contrary.
God is a merciful Father of mankind, eliminating the belief of the old theology of a vengeful God and punished.
If we meditate on this fact, begin to lose meaning and power in our lives and all the diseases apparently not, because their roots are in fear. If we make conscious these truths of our existence would be a perfect demonstration of our spiritual condition.
When we say Our Father revealing the fact of brotherhood among men. This dispels the illusion that men of a certain race, color or nation are superior to the others. And to say this prayer we are praying not only for ourselves but for all mankind, "we are indeed members of one body."
2. Who art in heaven:
Jesus explains that God's nature is to be in Heaven and man in the earth, because God and man is a cause or effect event. Here the word "heaven" means presence of God and the word "land" means manifestation.
Men's role is to express or manifest to God, expressing mean removal, remove the light.
3. Hallowed be thy name:
The name of a thing represents its essential nature and character. Jesus said that God's nature is "sanctified", whose etymological origin meaning "holy," healthy "," heal. "In this way the nature of God is revealed to us perfect and eternally good.
An effect is always of the same nature as the cause that produces them, so everything that comes from God can not be less that hallowed Him Your nature is essentially good, and you are the creator of the perfect good.
4. Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as in heaven:
Man as a manifestation of God has a destiny unlimited. His work is consciously to express abstract ideas that God gives you. The man is in itself an individual consciousness, creative, "there are many universes as individuals, as conceived by the mere fact of thinking."
"Thy kingdom come" is our mission at the material to express the ideas of God. If only to discover the plan that has drawn us individually and we made all our front doors open, all obstacles vanish, and consequently enjoy happiness, success, money and all the virtues of the Father. To do this we must put ourselves in harmony with the Higher Will of God because in his will is our peace.
5. On our daily bread Give us this day today:
We are the children of a Father who loves us, and we can expect the course of all we need, as a natural and spontaneous children expect from their parents. It is the Will of God that our lives are abundant. Our financial resources are more than with natural channels through which we come to the eternal source provides. The number of channels is infinite, but the source is one, God.
Therefore we must put our minds beyond the apparent channel materials, limited and changing our belief in our being the only infinite source which is God. This will disappear and dispelling the belief of limited or scarce. "As you think, so be it."
6. And forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us:
Sin is the feeling of being separated from God, and the cause of all suffering comes from this sense of separation. It's the feeling of an absolutely personal existence, while the truth of Being is that everything is One Evil, selfishness and all suffering from the denial or non-recognition of this idea, because what you do to another you're doing yourself. The purpose of forgiveness is to make the illusion of separation, that we are closer to God and neighbor, dispelling all the faults that bind us to unnecessary suffering. Forgiveness is the escape from the limitation and guilt.
7. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil:
In this section we ask you release all the difficulties, remembering this phrase: "No plague come near your dwelling, I am with you always until the end of the world.

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