The Living Light Philosophy Discourse 36 - Sách nói Miễn phí

The following spiritual teachings are discussed: the teacher shares some of his personal experiences; he was not one of the better of humanity; he was a judge or a magistrate; he passed judgment on those who came before him; he had no belief in life beyond the physical and he sent many into the seeming nothingness; when he passed on, he found himself in a barren desert with no trees and no water, for that was all that he had within him at that time; in time, he gravitated to another awareness and he met all those who he had passed sentence upon; meeting his victims was a painful experience that seemed to last an eternity; take heart in whatever your endeavors may be; we escape nothing. “Each judgment that we pass is another prison that we place ourselves in.” It is important to pause and be at peace; there is eternal joy awaiting all souls and you may enjoy it this moment; there is great peace and joy for those who are willing to draw within and make the effort to block out the illusions of the mind. “When you think you have done enough . . . you have yet to begin.” The greatest thing you may ever gain is lying waiting for your recognition; a question to ask ourselves regarding our duty; the great White Light; imagination is the vehicle of expression of the life force; whatever your experiences, the power is within you; the cross is not beyond our capacity; to those who have been given much, much shall be required; astral surgery; it is not advisable to pierce the aura of form without understanding of how to close it; there is no limit to the divine flow of eternal energy; there is a lack of energy when our thoughts are in contradiction with each other.