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Medicine Bag
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    The symbol that I, as the Father of this Age of Reality, have chosen is simply a golden medicine bag that is carefully designed so that it lies flat either on a chain of possibly just as a stick pin that might be more appropriate for a man. On the outward flat side of this Native American Medicine Bag there would be inscribed or overlaid with a large letter “A” that would stand for the word or symbol of, “Agapé” and directly atop the letter “A” will be the letter “I” that will represent the personal pronoun I and together they represent the phrase, “I am Agapé.” The word Agapé, as we had learned from the very first book that was published, that the very strongest medicine generally found in one’s Medicine Bag is simply and specifically, LOVE. The very nature of the kind of LOVE has the very same meaning as does the Greek word, Agapé. This very symbol of this Medicine bag is taken from our own Native Americans and most assuredly of all, the Zuni of Western New Mexico. There is absolutely no need for anyone to be required to display this symbol, but it should become that one singular expression of knowing exactly what Jesus had intended for those who had accepted his teachings as a sure means of experiencing the great joy in one’s life.

            
           Upright as seen by others           Looking down when worn

Now, when the Medicine Bag is lifted in the upward position and is read as it appears to the individual as up side down; the letters “A” and “I” now reads as an “Y” which stands for the spiritually mature individual in the Age of Reality, Yaway.  Translates to stand for “My way, Your way, Our Way: YaWaY!” and is essentially the expression of individuality, where each person's perception of his own divinity is entirely acceptable to any other individual  that is spiritually mature and understands the criteria of the Age of Reality.
          There is only one important and exclusive means of claim­ing any relationship amongst those who so choose to be identified as one who fully understands just what this wonderful Age of Reality teaches any of us, and that is seen in this singular word and it spiritual meaning of, Agapé. So, if anyone should ever asks me the question, “What is your religion? or “What do you actually believe?” The answer is simply; AGAPÉ! And, if someone were to ask me, “What does that mean?” I would simply tell them, “Love.” And, if they seem at all confused, I would further suggest that they might want to read any of the books published as part of this broader sub­ject matter of the Age of Reality or very likely, suggest that they might go to the website that is maintained by Agapé members from the original House of Agapé that is found in the community of Cedar Crest, just East of Albuquerque, New Mexico, in the Eastern foothills of the Sandia range of Mountains.

       Here is the company's offering in both gold and silver, solid or hollow and as gold plated.  The orders must in an amount that is no less $1000,00.  I may be getting one sample and I plan on ordering one solid sterling with 14 ct gold plated.  And will not put in an order until the sample can be seen and appraised by some local jeweler as to some standard and appropriate cost.  Seeing that we are not in business for prophet the markup should be rather minimal.  Any one wishing to have either the solid silver or gold will be able to place their order at the time when any order is made and will only be charged at the same markup as the other pieces.

       In the above picture of Lamah wearing the pendant I purchased a heavy sterling silver, 14 ct Gold Plated large rope necklace at Sam's Club for about $150.00.  The large rope necklace really sets the pendant off and I have gotten to wearing it, everyday outside my shirt.