We internalize the fire by first contacting the threefold flame in our hearts: love, wisdom and power. It’s a replica of that which is in the Great Central Sun on the sacred altar that we call the Maxin light. The Maxin light is so bright that you don’t recognize colors at all; it’s almost colorless. Yet if you could give it a color, it would be white-gold or white-yellow or just pure white.

Internally, that flame is what gives us life. It animates the Spirit within us. Our last breath goes out when we expire. The threefold flame is still there. It goes into Spirit. It is already Spirit; however, it leaves the body temple and it ascends and then it’s part of our Spirit. It’s still maintained and vibrating and glowing, yet it’s not embodied within a flesh form or inside the crystal chamber of our hearts.

The Maxin light never burns out. How is it fueled? That’s a mystery. We think we have to have fuel, such as a log or something to burn, yet the unfed flame—it’s called the unfed flame or the Maxin light—doesn’t require anything to fuel it. It’s fueled by the perfect love of God that is Spirit. Spirit feeds the outer manifestation of its glory and radiance, which is fire.