The Way of the Adjuster Life Approach ✦
With the Twelve Volitional Virtues of Divine Cooperation
A Devotional and Discipleship Guide for Students of Salvington
“Adjusters are the actuality of the Father's love incarnate in the soul of man; they are the assurance of man's potential divinity; they are the power-presence of the Father's name.” — Urantia Paper 107:0.2
The Way of the Adjuster Life is the sacred path of intimate, moment-by-moment cooperation with the indwelling spirit gift from the Universal Father—the Thought Adjuster. This way is not merely about belief—it is about volitional participation in the unfolding of the eternal soul.
Below are the Twelve Volitional Virtues which mark the soul’s conscious and evolving alignment with the Adjuster. Each virtue is a living practice, an inner stance, and a spiritual commitment of cooperation with the divine presence within.
- Wholehearted Acknowledgment
The conscious recognition that the Adjuster indwells you—sent from the Paradise Father to co-create your eternal soul. This is the "yes" of soul recognition.
“You are not alone; the Father has placed within you a fragment of himself.”
Practice: Begin each morning by silently greeting the Adjuster in acknowledgment and reverence.
- Faithful Attention
The willing offering of your awareness to the still voice within, even amidst outer distractions.
Attunement grows where attention flows.
Practice: Throughout the day, pause and say inwardly, “Speak, Father, your child listens.”
- Loving Awareness of Divine Simplicity
Recognize that the Adjuster works through the simplest moments, not just mystical heights. The Adjuster reveals truth through your daily life.
Simplicity is clarity; clarity invites trust.
Practice: Notice one moment of beauty, kindness, or order in the day—and perceive it as Adjuster presence.
- Appreciation in Gratitude and Joy
Gratitude is the energy that magnetizes your soul to divine reality. Joy aligns the heart to God's frequency.
“In all things, give thanks; for this is the will of God concerning you.”
Practice: Express one joy-filled thanks to the Adjuster every evening.
- Allegiance of Loyalty and Sincerity
Declare your life loyal to God’s purposes. Sincerity ensures the Adjuster’s inner ministry is unresisted.
“Behold, I am your guide to the Father if you will be sincere and steadfast.”
Practice: Affirm, “My allegiance is to God’s will—above all else.”
- Adorational Praise in Worshipful Love
Engage the Adjuster through soul-worship—an act that brings about alignment with eternity.
Worship lifts the soul into divine synchrony.
Practice: Offer one moment of silent adoration daily—simply loving God.
- Admission and Willing Vulnerability
True cooperation begins with honesty. Admit your need for divine help and correction.
The soul cannot transform what it refuses to reveal.
Practice: Say, “Indwelling One, show me where I need You most.”
- Asking in Focused Desire and Humble Boldness
Ask—not in begging—but in divine expectancy, trusting that the Adjuster answers in alignment with truth.
Ask to know God. Ask to become like God.
Practice: Daily prayer: “Grant me greater light, that I may walk more fully with You.”
- Acceptance with Constancy and Peace
Let go of struggle. Cooperate with how the Adjuster leads—accepting divine timing and divine processes.
Acceptance is peace; peace allows deep Adjuster work.
Practice: Breathe deeply and affirm, “I trust the process of God within me.”
- Allowance of Childlike Cooperation
Yield control and allow the Father’s spirit to gently shape your thoughts, reactions, and relationships.
The Adjuster does not dominate; He cooperates with willing personality.
Practice: In one decision today, say, “Lead, and I will follow.”
- Alignment of Ideals and Viewpoint
Bring your thoughts, goals, and worldview into harmony with God’s perspective.
Adjuster guidance elevates your entire pattern of thinking.
Practice: Before major choices, ask: Does this align with the eternal?
- Atonement and Ascendancy into Fusion Path
The ultimate result of volitional virtue is at-one-ment—the progressive union of your will with the Father’s. Ascendancy is not triumph over others, but spiritual sovereignty within.
“Be perfect, even as your Father in Heaven is perfect.”
Practice: Each day, choose to become more fully who God intends you to be.
Adonai
Michael of Nebadon
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