From the fulcrum the power is extended. The two wavering ends are us until we seek the balance that is in the fulcrum. Fulcrum equals GOD's Stillness. BE STILL and we can know that we are GOD.
This picture is not exactly a lever but it does show the fulcrum. That still small place that centers the moving shaft. Walter Russell said,
“A lever, for example, moving upon its fulcrum, expresses the idea of power by motion, but the idea of power is in the still fulcrum source of power. It is not in the moving lever. The lever would be both powerless and motionless if it did not have the stillness of the fulcrum from which to extend the simulation of power. “
And then there are these most informative words from God spoken to Walter Russell when he had his mountaintop experience…..
•1. “Consider well My will. Disregard it not, for thou shalt well pay heavily for e'en one whit of it's breaching.
•2. “For I am balance. As heavens and earths of My balanced radial body vary not one whit in their rhythmic balance, so shall man vary not one whit.
•3. “Unknowing man unthinkingly counts upon his own power to set aside My one law to fit the measure of his desires, but, I say, I alone hold balance.
•4. “Man walks through his cycles upon a tautened rope. Where'er his foot toucheth I am there, giving him foothold as the fulcrum of his effort.
•5. “From My rest at that fulcrum he takes the power I give to him to express his desire. Without Me he can do naught.
•6. “And behold Me also at each end of the lever of his action to balance his unbalancing in My universe which knows no unbalance.
•7. “Yea, be it ever known that two eyes of man's very God watch o'er each action of each man whose body My body is.
•8. “And if man would know where those two eyes of his God are located, I say seek them at each end of his wavering pole which keeps him upright upon his tautened rope.
•9. “For man cannot be without Me e'en though he deny Me in him.
•10. “Have a care, therefore, that desires of man for things of earth be balanced by desires for heavenly blessings, without which man has naught.”
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Man upon his fulcrum
This picture is not exactly a lever but it does show the fulcrum. That still small place that centers the moving shaft.
Walter Russell said,
“A lever, for example, moving upon its fulcrum, expresses the idea of power by motion, but the idea of power is in the still fulcrum source of power. It is not in the moving lever. The lever would be both powerless and motionless if it did not have the stillness of the fulcrum from which to extend the simulation of power. “
And then there are these most informative words from God spoken to Walter Russell when he had his mountaintop experience…..
•1. “Consider well My will. Disregard it not, for thou shalt well pay heavily for e'en one whit of it's breaching.
•2. “For I am balance. As heavens and earths of My balanced radial body vary not one whit in their rhythmic balance, so shall man vary not one whit.
•3. “Unknowing man unthinkingly counts upon his own power to set aside My one law to fit the measure of his desires, but, I say, I alone hold balance.
•4. “Man walks through his cycles upon a tautened rope. Where'er his foot toucheth I am there, giving him foothold as the fulcrum of his effort.
•5. “From My rest at that fulcrum he takes the power I give to him to express his desire. Without Me he can do naught.
•6. “And behold Me also at each end of the lever of his action to balance his unbalancing in My universe which knows no unbalance.
•7. “Yea, be it ever known that two eyes of man's very God watch o'er each action of each man whose body My body is.
•8. “And if man would know where those two eyes of his God are located, I say seek them at each end of his wavering pole which keeps him upright upon his tautened rope.
•9. “For man cannot be without Me e'en though he deny Me in him.
•10. “Have a care, therefore, that desires of man for things of earth be balanced by desires for heavenly blessings, without which man has naught.”