Esoteric Talks

Many energies are explained from an entirely different perspective than the one we have based on science and the five senses. It can be difficult to change gears and think in a new way, but that's what metanoia, change of thinking is all about.

Many teachings talk about transformation, but few confront us with the barriers in ourselves that keep us from transforming. It's no wonder when we consider the Herculean effort necessary to face ourselves.

This section deals with the Trinity. The process of stripping away the skin over our understanding can be quite painful. No wonder so few wish to pay the price to gain new meaning from esoteric truth.

Dr. Nicoll presents the idea of meaning in an exciting way. He presents meaninglessness as a terrible illness. Ultimately your meaning is your god.

Finishing up with the esoteric meaning of the Eucharist as a vehicle for Grace The need for a physical conduit for Grace is based on the fact that we have become trapped in a physical world and body through the five senses and the sense based mind they have formed.

We take a fresh look at faith as a way of thinking instead of the ordinary way of taking it as belief, which it is not. A number of parables are used to illustrate the kind of thinking that can show us what the senses can't see.

The doctrine of transubstantiation is addressed and explained in an interesting, esoteric way. For most people familiar with esoteric teachings there's little challenge to their ideas. To people unfamiliar with esoteric ideas the challenge will be obvious

We touch on some stories from both old and new testaments of the Bible exploring the hidden, esoteric meaning of the stories. It's exciting when the patterns are slowly revealed and we discover a message and directions for us to follow.

A tour of how the teachings of Jesus were changed and distorted over the centuries, by whom and why. We know that we have only fragments of his esoteric teachings. This section explains why.

We begin our examination of Dr. Maurice Nicoll’s final book, The Mark. Much of the material is familiar. The difference is the subtle depth of fine points that are the result of his spiritual maturity.