Normally I would ignore the impulse to write anything, as I have been ignoring most such impulses for years.  I gave up on this kind of self-expression long ago.  I am, however, struggling to teach peace which is of course an inherent contradiction — hopefully one I will have overcome by 2011.  According to A Course In Miracles, our egos are false creations, and the Holy Spirit enters into us to work with these creations and transform them so that they can ultimately be (I think) dissolved into the reality of God’s Kingdom.  Initially there is an absurd struggle to overcome the confusion between ego and reality.

How closely does the action of this Holy Spirit resemble the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel of Thelema?  Or the Beloved Mighty I Am Presence of the "I AM" temple? Or the "Alignment With Source" of the Abraham-Hicks teachings?  It is all yoga of one kind or another.  

Although I think the word yoga is a little overused and tends to evoke people who just exercise a lot and eat well.  

I am teaching peace because as I wrote this I got distracted from peace a few times, allowing my thoughts to intrude, but I keep pulling myself back.  From my current perspective, peace is an objectively real state of the human aura.  It isn’t just a mood or a state of mental calmness.  It is indeed a state of alignment of subtle energy bodies which allows the transmission of energy from higher planes.

It may be a hindrance to think of peace as "the end of war" or "the end of conflict" because that leads one to focus upon conflict as real, which it is not.  Though of course if everyone was transmitting subtle energies through alignment there would not be any apparent war or conflict.  

And of course the statement "conflict is not real" depends upon the contextual use of words.