The Genesis Prayer: The Ancient Secret that Can Grant You Miracles

by Jeffrey Meiliken

Overview

A prayer that promises miracles

"This book is for anyone who wants a miracle, has ever wanted to see God's work in action, or needed proof of His existence. It is for the doubters and believers alike.

If you think nothing is out there, think again. Whether you're an agnostic astrophysicist or a seminary priest, you will discover an ancient gift that works every time, no questions asked. By the time you finish this book, your perception of the universe will have changed.

If you thought God was out there but not listening, you may discover that you have been tuning into the wrong channels. It doesn't matter whether you want to call it the Light Force of God, the creative power of the Lord, or any other expression of omnipotent omniscience because as you'll soon discover, you have the ability to tap into it. In fact, you've had the ability all along.

If you ever wondered if anyone was listening or if anyone cared, you'll soon see for yourself the benevolence that's been available to you and all of us since the dawn of time. You'll learn why the ancient sages said the Light Force always gives, always listens, and always answers. Find out how to get heard. Find out what you've been missing. See an infinite stream of miracles spread out before you, guiding your every step. As you rethink everything you've ever known, you'll see that life is not supposed to be difficult; man isn't supposed to suffer; fate isn't some abstraction beyond our control, and your life can indeed be wonderful".--From the Introduction

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781466860957
Publisher:	St. Martin's Publishing Group
Publication date:	03/26/2024
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	258
File size:	6 MB

About the Author

Jeffrey Meiliken, a mathematician with twenty years experience analyzing the commonalities of ancient cultures, is a leading authority on the structural encryptions embedded in the artifacts of many cultures, including the Nazcas of Peru, the Egyptians, and the early Israelites. A student of spirituality for even longer, he frames this hidden knowledge within the context of each culture's esoteric wisdom. Having lived many years overseas including eight years in South America, he currently lives in Manhattan with his wife and two children. A corporate consultant on the use of influential numbers, he travels the country lecturing on ancient encrypted mathematics and giving seminars on the Genesis Prayer.

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CHAPTER 1

Discover the Power of the Genesis Prayer

My story with the Genesis Prayer, or Ana B'ko'ack (pronounced Anna BeKoak), began five years ago when I started studying the pre-Islamic, pre-Christian, pre-Jewish, pre-Buddhist writings of Abraham and the ancient sages, the universal foundations on which all religions were originally based. I'd studied Christianity, Buddhism, both North American and South American shamanism, and even aboriginal dreamtime, wherever my research and personal journey took me, but I never settled long in any one place until my teacher, Rav Berg, revealed the true secrets behind what I was seeking. Yes, I had an advantage over most of those who'd rediscovered these teachings after thirty-four hundred years of near-total concealment. I was already certain that God existed; I was only looking for ways to prove it to others. I knew in my heart that the precision and advanced mathematical concepts I'd found while examining other ancient structures would hold true for the Bible as well, that the mathematical evidence pointing to an origin beyond our capabilities would be there. Because I already had strong clues to go on, I was certain I could find this evidence, which was important to me because I wanted to share this certainty. When we don't know something for sure, doubts creep in, but if I could give people something concrete, they, too, could share in the benefits of certainty, especially in these most uncertain times.

Also, thanks to my varied journey, I'd already been to the spiritual places and experienced the cognitive transitions described in the ancient books my teacher suggested: books like the Sefer Yetzirah (the Book of Formation), written by Abraham, the Patriarch, thirty-eight hundred years ago; the Bahir, written over two thousand years ago; and the Zohar (the Book of Splendor), written nearly nineteen hundred years ago by one of the greatest sages of all time, R. Shimon Bar Yochai. Nevertheless, after five months of studying the writings of the sages, my pursuits were all intellectual, all about the knowledge, until I took a trip to Israel, my first, to visit some of those power vortices and ancient sites spoken about in the books for myself.

Rav Berg told me that the best way to tell the importance of a prayer or meditation is by how little attention is lavished on it by traditionalists, and by that reckoning the Genesis Prayer, being one of the most overlooked prayers in Judeo-Christian practice, ranks as extremely powerful. I was to find out just how potent that fateful afternoon. My studies had taken me in so many different directions that in my time of greatest need I, too, almost overlooked the Genesis Prayer.

It was late in the afternoon and I had a couple of hours to kill before meeting up with one of my teacher's senior students in central Jerusalem. He suggested Rachel's Tomb, the Matriarch's Tomb in Bethlehem, one of those earthly power spots where one can make powerful spiritual connections. He said it was an easy drive, practically a straight line, and right off the highway. I never made it there.

The highway was closed by the military, the traffic was detoured, and no one spoke enough English to explain why. Some of the many lessons I learned on that trip was that I couldn't do everything on my own and that I couldn't be so blindly stubborn and determined, especially since I didn't speak Hebrew, none whatsoever. But life's a process and I was thick in the middle of it. Undaunted by the odds, I followed the traffic and made my way through a tunnel and onto a parallel highway, exiting where I estimated the back roads would lead me up and over a hill to Rachel's Tomb. That was my first mistake. I had no idea that would take me through the heart of Palestine.

Talking my way past the Palestinian policeman with the sadistic gleam in his eye was my next mistake. Two blocks from the highway there was a makeshift barricade and I, along with all the other cars with Israeli plates, had been stopped and ordered to turn around. With my inflated ego still intact, I refused, invoking my Americanism as my right to pass. Forget the fact that I was wearing a yarmulke (skullcap), which I'd only decided to wear since my arrival a few days earlier, and that I hadn't had the foresight to remove it. Insistent as I was, he told me to pull over; he was taking me to jail. Only the kindheartedness or level headedness of another guard saved me that time. He waved me through when the other turned his back. Not turning and running was my next mistake.

Shaken, yet still determined to climb the hill, I came to a dead halt as the traffic came to a standstill not halfway up. We all crawled the rest of the way, my plates and conspicuous yarmulke sticking out like a sore thumb and causing many a caustic glance. Before long, we made it to the top of the hill and the main part of town, and I'd even managed to hide the skullcap beneath my seat. But I still had no idea what was going on, where I was going, or even where I was. Through repeated attempts and broken English, though, I realized I wasn't going to get to Rachel's Tomb, and getting out alive should be my first priority.

There were only three main exits to town, one of which was back down the hill into the hands of the guard who wanted to jail me before I outwitted him. I could only imagine what he wanted to do to me now. He wasn't going to get the chance. Both of the other thoroughfares were sealed off tight by ill-tempered guards with machine guns, and the side streets around them were choked off by traffic, some as desperate as me, but at least they understood what was going on. I was pretty much left with my imagination.

After being turned away from both gates, I peeled off the ever-lengthening traffic line and made my way onto a back road. The years I'd spent in South America numbed me from fear of gravel roads that turned into ever-narrower dirt roads, then steep paths — I knew one of them had to lead back down the hill. Yet they didn't. They all led toward more hills and deeper into Palestine, forcing me to retreat, dangerously doubling back over steep precipices. Like cats in the night, distinctly malevolent stares pierced the deepening shadows, eyeing the plates on my car. It wasn't the roads that frightened me; it was the darkness. Dusk had descended swiftly, and on dirt roads, there are no streetlights.

I made it back to town as nightfall officially descended, and after being turned away by an angry guard, I tried my luck on one of those interminable traffic lines to nowhere. Someone with a British accent informed me that the Israelis had ordered the town sealed off for security reasons. I didn't know it at the time, but the intifada was only weeks away. I tried the roadblock with the angry guard yet again — what else could I do — but he snarled back, menacing me with the muzzle of his submachine gun, indicating that he'd already told me to turn around once.

A woman with a reliable voice told me that the only way out was down the other side of the hill, but that meant getting past the guard with the angry gun, not to mention his well-armed buddies, a paramilitary force with more in common with the PLO than the NYPD.

I called Moshe, for whom I was already an hour late, and he asked if I'd tried the Ana B'ko'ack yet. I'd forgotten all about it, and was pretty nervous by then, so he talked me through it, instructing me to relax and meditate on the Ana B'ko'ack yet again when I'd calmed down. I told him I'd check back in half an hour and then repeated the meditation, this time recalling the words of our teacher: Everything is an illusion, and the Genesis Prayer is our tool to see past it. As I said to myself, "It's all an illusion," I approached the guard for the third time, and told him I was going down the hill.

He waved me through. With the makeshift gate swinging shut behind me, I sped around the corner and down the hill. Miraculously, I found the original closed highway, and was whisked back into Israeli territory. Whether the Genesis Prayer saved my life that night, or only saved me from a frightful couple of perplexing days in an increasingly antagonistic Palestine with my Israeli rental car, I'll never know, but it did clue me in to the enormous power hidden within the short, seven-line, 42-word meditation called the Ana B'ko'ack, or Genesis Prayer.

I saw the miracle firsthand, saw it in the face of the guard who only minutes earlier was willing to shoot me just for being a nuisance, but suddenly didn't recognize me or my American face. Something had shifted in the universe. From other spiritual practices I knew it as a paradigm shift, something only master practitioners could do, but I was a novice, a rank novice, reciting the prayer only for the first time under real-life conditions. Could it really have been that easy? I was thankful for the experience and for the knowledge that I now had a new tool to help me get through life, but I'd gained even more. A gateway had opened for me; the parallel universe I'd shifted into would never be the same. My journey had just begun.

CHAPTER 2

Seeing Past the Illusions

The Genesis Prayer, overlooked by traditionalists and admittedly by myself, was formerly used by the ancient sages to elevate their consciousness through seven levels of understanding to a place where all the illusions would fade, laying bare the underlying structure of the universe. Because the shells of darkness we've built around ourselves are much thicker today, the best we can do is use the Genesis Prayer to get miracles, which is quite an understatement, seeing as many of us go through our whole life wishing for a miracle.

Unlike us, the sages could see how the system worked. We can dissect the Genesis Prayer and examine its hidden codes, but we can't really grasp what they connect to, what their corresponding energies and sources mean. Fortunately, we don't have to understand how it works in order to receive the miracles. However, it is important to consider what illusions stand in the way of our understanding.

The first illusion is that our destiny is set in stone. Through my research into many ancient monuments and documents, I have discovered that the only things immutable in our universe are the mathematical constants created at the dawn of time. Why this is important will be explained later when we discuss where exactly the Genesis Prayer came from. For now, we'll stick to the illusions, like the one I had in Palestine that "no" meant "no," that the situation I was in was a curse and not the blessing it turned out to be. Had I not had that harrowing experience, I never would have written this book. Once I realized that everything I was going through was a process to teach me a lesson — not a punishment, but a lesson in the functioning of life and my place in it — the illusion vanished and the gate swung open.

MAKING CHOICES

Life is full of choices. We literally make thousands of them every day, but because our scope of vision is so limited we frequently make the wrong ones, even if they seem right at the time. There are billions of parallel paths we can take, each one a slight variation of the previous one, and while one of them leads us to our maximum true fulfillment and spiritual accomplishment, one also leads us to the worst possible place. We are lost somewhere between the two extremes, with very little information to go on and no road map to guide us.

Each step we take, or choice we make, determines which path we'll move along, and because this process is entirely controlled by our consciousness it can appear to be simultaneously a blessing and a curse: a blessing because we have complete free will, a curse because we have very little control over our consciousness. The sages tell us that the essence of the entire Bible is contained in the spiritual verse from Leviticus, "And you shall love your neighbor as yourself," so try and keep your thoughts pure and filled with unconditional love and an unconditional desire to share what that verse embodies. How long could you hold it? Most of us can't even keep our minds from wandering for more than a few seconds, let alone direct and hold our thoughts in such a pure state. That's why we need help. That's why we need the Genesis Prayer.

The Genesis Prayer takes the guesswork out of the equation. Just as I experienced, and as tens of thousands of others have, too, the Genesis Prayer automatically shifts us to a better universe, one step closer, maybe a giant step, to that state of fulfillment.

SEEING THE BIG PICTURE

It's easy to understand why we make the wrong choices. After all, we see so little of the big picture. Take a step back and take a look at our convoluted busy lives and the constant barrage of information that's thrown at us daily, unprecedented in the history of the world: newspapers and twenty-four-hour news reports from every corner of the globe; relentless emails and faxes; phone calls wherever we are, crossing the street or on the toilet; Internet searches; junk mail; advertising wherever we look, from the shopping cart itself to the roofs and backseats of our taxicabs, not to mention TV, radio, and our computers; add to that the copious amount of gossip to which we voluntarily and sometimes gleefully subject ourselves from the office water coolers to electronic missives to the magazines piled high at every turn; and then there's the actual messages we do need, like how our spouses and children feel, what they did during the day, and what we can do to help our friends and society. Is it any wonder we are overloaded and can't see beyond our noses?

It's easy to see why people in Biblical times with so fewer distractions and so much more time to reflect were so much more spiritual, and yet, even then, only a few of them could see the consequences of their actions. With all that blinds us today, can we possibly see what effect our words will have on a friend twenty years from now, or what the consequences will be on our health fifty years down the road from eating our dinner while angry at a boss who slighted us? No. Most of us would be unaware of the consequences of our actions on our society and environment if they occurred next week, let alone sometime off in the future. We've all heard about the chaos theory allusion in which a butterfly beating its wings in China eventually causes a fierce thunderstorm over Texas; could the butterfly have known about the devastation he caused? No, because he can't see the big picture any more than we can.

A chess grandmaster can see dozens of moves down the road when he's totally focused on the game, but of course that's to the exclusion of all else. We're told the sages had this vision; they could look at you and see your entire life. We can't, but the Genesis Prayer can; it can tap into the universe, see the future, and choose the right path for us. Given our limited vision, we can't possibly make the best choices, but the Genesis Prayer changes all that; with almost no effort on our part, it expands our horizons, our external and internal vision, and sets us on a better parallel path. That's why it's called a gift. It makes the choices for us, the right choices, not the ones we'd make. We'll explore how later, but first let's examine some real-life examples from people who've used the Genesis Prayer to change their lives and the universe around them.

THE ULTIMATE MIRACLE

The Genesis Prayer, like most meditations, can be recited in a few seconds if necessary, or in five minutes if its full effect is desired, or as I've demonstrated in numerous lectures, it can be done in more than a half hour and is especially powerful when done together with a large group looking to improve the world.

My wife and I have found that the Genesis Prayer works best when a situation looks hopeless, and that it works both quicker and stronger when we do it together. I'll get to the story of the first time we did it in tandem in a moment — the whole universe seemed to bend for us, like something out of The Twilight Zone — but first I'd like to tell you about Andrea and the ultimate miracle.

Having dedicated herself to her career, Andrea married relatively late in life, and by the time she decided to have children the odds were stacked against her. According to her doctor at one of the country's top reproductive clinics, even with all the help that modern medicine can offer, the odds of a healthy forty-five-year-old woman going full term and giving birth to a healthy baby were less than 3 percent. Undaunted and desperate, as most couples are in their situation, Andrea and her husband pressed forward and followed all their doctor's exhausting procedures, month after month. The costs and disappointments grew. There was a heartbreaking false pregnancy reading one month, and the couple had to go through an emotionally wrenching weekend thinking she might actually be pregnant. Time wasn't on their side.

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Table of Contents

	Acknowledgments	vii
	Introduction	1
Part I	My Journey
1	I Discover the Power of the Genesis Prayer	13
Part II	Miracles and Wonders
2	Seeing Past the Illusions	21
3	Bending the Laws of Physics	28
4	All Is Not Lost	38
5	Everyday Miracles	46
6	42 Letters That Add Up to Miracles	52
Part III	The Genesis Prayer (or Ana B'ko'ack) Meditation
7	The Ten Dimensions	61
8	Activating the Meditations	72
Part IV	The Genesis Prayer Master Meditation
9	Line 1-Unconditional Love	85
10	Line 2-Shutting Down Our Reactive Nature	99
11	Line 3-Sustenance, Healing, and Protection	113
12	Line 4-Blessings	124
13	Line 5-Seeing the Signs	137
14	Line 6-Drawing Down the Miracles	146
15	Line 7-Manifesting All the Meditations	152
Part V	Enhancing the Meditation
16	Summary Basic Meditation	173
17	Enhanced Meditations	182
Part VI	Breaking the Codes
18	In the Beginning...	189
19	It's Our Time	211
Appendix 1	The Genesis Prayer	219
Appendix 2	Gematria Ciphers for the Hebrew/Aramaic Alphabet	221
Appendix 3	A Powerful Supplementary Meditation for Healing	223
Appendix 4	Supplemental Daily Support Meditation	229
Appendix 5	Summary of Equations Linking Genesis and the Genesis Prayer with Pi and Thus Creation	232
	Index	243