The three categories of man, where the teaching of esotericism is sown, and how the teaching is received.

The simply stated law of Cause and Effect is not nearly as easily understood experientially. This causes an infinite number of errors to thrive. These errors bring untold misery into our personal lives and the lives of countless others. There is a remedy.

This episode sees the inevitable cultural collision that occurs when the western mind and the eastern mind meet. We attempt to wend our way through the objections that come up for us as we move deeper into the Ocean of Love.

We dig deeper into the Parable of the Sower and the meaning of the different soils upon which the seed is sown. What is the seed? What do the soils represent in us?

Esoteric ideas necessarily fall externally on us. It takes more years than we like to think for them to become more internal to us. There are things that we can do to aid the process. There are signs that they have begun to be more internal.

We begin to dig into the necessity of discipline to move us away from our attachment to the physical world and the sense based mind. Every day we make choices that bring us closer to one of two world. The physical world in which we are imprisoned or the spiritual world that offers us liberation from the Wheel of Suffering.

An in depth look at the esoteric meaning of the Parable of the Sower. There's a lot to this. What's more important is the practical application of its meaning to ourselves.

A tour of the need, purpose and use of parable, allegory and fable in the transmission of esoteric ideas. Sadly, if this is misunderstood it can act as a barrier to the reception of these ancient ideas seeded on the earth to open the way for man's possible transformation.

Still in the Prologue, Kabir explains to Dharam Das, the reality. Using many analogies we sneak up on an understanding of what it takes for one to be liberated from the prison of the sense mind, false personality and the laws that bind us to them.

There's a key to understanding the parables given in the esoteric writings we know as the Gospels. The key parable, according to Jesus, is the parable of the sower. We take a close look at this key to understanding.