The Living Light Philosophy Classes CL 85 And 86 - Бесплатная аудиокнига

The spiritual teacher discusses the following in CL-85, entitled “A New Dawn”: “. . . we cannot experience to the fullest anything that is new until we let that which has passed go through from our consciousness . . . When we accept that all of life is taking place within our own consciousness, that it is not dependent upon anything outside of us, then we begin to truly live. And we begin to fulfill the purpose of our soul’s journey, here, on this Earth planet . . . we quickly see our problems in life are only the things that we are holding to beyond the purpose which they were born to serve . . . Youth is an attitude of mind. It is not dependent upon a physical form…When we begin to think of something beyond our limited thoughts that flood our consciousness from day to day, then we begin to free our self from our self . . It is your thoughts that create your attitude and it is your attitude of mind that establishes the law in your life . . . It is not possible to experience fear when you are true to yourself.”

The spiritual teacher discusses the following in CL-86, entitled “Review and Renewal”: “. . . when we willingly accept the changes in our life—for indeed they are many—then we can move more harmoniously along the evolutionary path . . . something does not come out of nothing . . . Whenever we permit ourselves to encourage ourselves we begin to find that life takes on a more positive, a more joyous meaning for us . . . All our joys and all our sadness is created by a thought, an attitude of mind that we permit to exist within our own consciousness . . . Because we often cannot see the reason and the purpose of a lesson that we are in does not in any way detract from its value and its necessity for us . . . This philosophy teaches that repetition is the law through which change is made possible . . . There is no accident that brought us to earth. There is no accident that’s going to free us from earth . . . it is that that is within us that attracts its kind in the world in which we live . . . For that which disturbs our mind reveals the greatest truth: that is what controls our mind . . . ‘Can we live and live fully without the things that we think we have to have?’ . . . Negative faith, to our world, is one word, known as fear.”