Manifesting with Purpose — The Divine Holarchy examination

Eleven questions. Nine of eleven passes, and you can take it again as often as you like.

According to the module, what are spiritual gifts intended for?

Serving a higher purpose and the collective good Personal glorification and recognition by others Private enjoyment that should never be shared, at least in the way it is usually presented Gaining advantage over those without such gifts
What does the module place at the zenith of the divine holarchy in this context?

The most gifted human practitioners alive The archangels who command the lower beings The elemental spirits of earth and of fire The Source, or Universal Consciousness
How does the module describe aligning one's intentions with the divine holarchy?

Locking a door firmly to keep other people out Winning a race against other spiritual practitioners Tuning an instrument to play with a cosmic orchestra Reading a map of the heavens that never changes, regardless of how much experience you already have
Which practice does the module suggest for identifying your spiritual gifts?

Noticing recurring dream themes and sudden intuitions Copying the gifts of a famous spiritual teacher, as it is commonly taught elsewhere Deciding in advance which gifts you ought to have Waiting until someone else names them for you
How does the module describe intuition's role in recognising gifts?

A specialised skill that only experts possess An unreliable impulse that is best ignored, which is how it is often framed by default A form of strict logic that replaces feeling An inner compass, heard most clearly in stillness
Does aligning personal intentions with divine will mean suppressing your desires?

No; personal desires should always take priority No; it means refining desires so they serve all Yes; only the desires of spiritual leaders count Yes; personal desires must be given up completely
Why does the module recommend regular self-reflection in using spiritual gifts?

To decide which people truly deserve one's help To discern whether one acts from ego or from service To compare one's own gifts with other people's gifts To keep a detailed record of spiritual achievements
What image does the module use for developing spiritual gifts?

Cultivating a garden through growth and stillness Building a wall, one fixed brick at a time Winning a long battle against inner enemies Climbing a ladder that has no resting points, as long as the surface behaviour looks right
How does the module describe spiritual gifts in light of interconnectedness?

As rewards earned through past good behaviour As sacred trusts, not tools for advancement As private property to be guarded carefully As tools to be used for any purpose one wishes
A practitioner doubts their gift because others are sceptical. What does the module suggest?

Prove the gift publicly and repeatedly to silence the critics Stop using the gift entirely until everyone approves of it Hide the gift away and use it only in secret from now on Shift focus from self to service and use grounding practices
What does the module say happens when individuals pool their spiritual gifts in community?

Their individual gifts become weaker and diluted, under ordinary, everyday circumstances Their different gifts cancel each other out entirely Their intentions are magnified beyond solitary practice Their practice turns into a competition for status