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How is it possible to learn a lesson again and again (the spiritual idea of experiencing a "box within a box"), where each time you see something new?...
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Topics covered: We give more attention and care to the practical affairs of life than we give to our inner life. Nothing is more serious or more important than attending to your interior life; The punchline of the story about the twins who would inherit their Father's Kingdom was: "Freedom without service is an illusion. The great, sacred law is that whenever you are asked to place the needs of the kingdom above your own, you must do so regardless of the personal cost."
Part 1 Painful negative assumptions that pop up in us about ourselves, that darken our aspirations for a higher, happier life, are much like thorns on the stem of a fragrant rose: the only power they have to hurt us is when we mistakenly close our hand around them. Part 2 To measure flour for a pie crust causes no pain, but measure your baking skills against those of your friends --...
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Are the laws in the Bible really God's, or are they man's interpretations? It seems that man destroys whatever he gets his hands on, so why should the Bible be any exception? When Jesus told his disciples that they must lose themselves to find themselves, was this the process of finding true self? Is the Bible a good resource for living truth? Each generation thinks that the Book of Revelation...
Everything is temporary. Resistance to any unwanted moment fixes, at once, an unwelcome sense of self that then feels stuck in the negativity it struggles to escape...
Though our eyes are yet to be able to see it, every “moment” is a ceaseless processing of life's higher possibilities... wherein, seen as a whole, it is indisputable evidence of the continuing revelation of God’s perfection...
I am working hard to stay awake and aware, but continue to experience persistent symptoms related to longstanding problems. This makes it difficult to tell whether or not I'm making any progress in my work. How can I know that I'm actually getting better? (From student correspondence)...
Part I: Treat a truly just man unfairly and he will turn this injustice into a fair profit for himself because he knows that to return such unkindness is to borrow against himself, and that by not going into this kind of debt he enjoins Reality to pay him his rightful due ten times over. Treat an unjust man with fairness and he will soon see your kindness as a personal debt and then, demanding...
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