Platon, at his time, mysteriously touches the existence of the Golden key that unites all mysteries of the Universe. We will feel this Golden Key in the results of our all-life analysis.
The Golden Key is the symbol of understanding the Logos – the root of the initial AUM. We can even say that, most probably, the Golden Key is the brain of God. With our limited feelings, we can view only the outer movement of the hidden mechanisms of self-similarity. The origin of this god-full symmetry is the biggest mystery of all of our beings.
Many monumental scientists and philosophers like Pythagoras, Kepler, Da Vinci, Tesla, or Einstein came to the closest level of secret.
Einstein said that the most beautiful that we can experience is the feeling of secret that’s the essence of any genuine art and science. The person who never felt this feeling and doesn’t know to stop for a while and take thought – is seized by the plain delights is similar to a zombie, and his eyes are closed.
We equal the position of small children sitting in the vast library full of books in all languages. Children know that someone wrote all these books, but they don’t know in what meaning these books were written, and they don’t understand the language in these books. Children somehow suspect about the availability of mystery kind of the order that organized these books, but they have no idea about that order. We equal exactly to this position. The meaning applies even to the most intelligent person on the planet in understanding the relationship between the Human and God.
We see that Universe works by unbelievable mechanisms and obeys particular laws. Our limited mind is capable of comprehending this mysterious power that’s moving stars’ constellations. Every awakened scientist watching deeply inside to the inner Universe, the same, every mystic watching deeply inside himself, at the final results they face to face always the same. The initial spiral.
Principles of “The Golden Key”
1. Shift Focus to God: The core idea is to stop thinking about the problem entirely and instead think about God. According to Fox, this shift in focus allows divine power to work through the situation and bring about a solution.
2. Universal Application: The Golden Key can be applied to any problem, whether it is physical, emotional, financial, or relational. The method is intended to be universal, offering a spiritual solution to all kinds of difficulties.
3. Mental Discipline: Practicing the Golden Key requires mental discipline. It involves consciously redirecting thoughts from the problem to God whenever the problem comes to mind.
4. Simplicity and Repetition: The method is simple and can be practiced by anyone, regardless of their level of spiritual understanding. Consistent practice and repetition are key to its effectiveness.
Steps to Use “The Golden Key”
1. Acknowledge the Problem: Recognize the problem you are facing but do not dwell on it.
2. Redirect Your Thoughts: Immediately shift your thoughts to God. This can be done by thinking about God’s presence, attributes, or by repeating affirmations or prayers.
3. Maintain Focus: Whenever the problem comes back to mind, gently but firmly redirect your thoughts to God again. This might involve visualizing light, repeating a spiritual phrase, or thinking of God’s love and power.
4. Trust in Divine Resolution: Trust that by focusing on God, a resolution to the problem will manifest, even if it’s not immediately apparent.
Example
If someone is facing financial difficulties, instead of worrying about their financial state, they would apply the Golden Key by thinking about God’s abundance, love, and support. They might repeat an affirmation like, “God is my source of infinite supply,” whenever they start to worry about money.
“The Golden Key” has been widely embraced by people in the New Thought movement and beyond for its simplicity and effectiveness. It aligns with the broader New Thought principles of positive thinking, the power of the mind, and the presence of a benevolent divine force in the universe. Fox’s method encourages individuals to cultivate a positive, God-centered mindset, which he believed could transform their lives and solve their problems.
