Esoteric Talks

A number of course corrections to Christianity are discussed and explained. For someone a little more objective the corrections are obvious and needed. To someone more subject it will probably be difficult to accept.

Dr. Nicoll gives us some more to think about concerning the Kingdom of Heaven as taught through the parables. We discuss the man who got into the the wedding feast without wedding garments. It's rich with esoteric meaning.

This part of the book lays down a new law for a new Church. It's like a new broom and it sweeps clean. Many will find this a breath of fresh air. Others will be shaken and offended.

This is one to which it is easy to object. Nevertheless, I urge you to open your mind and heart to try to receive new meaning from this ancient teaching that repeats through time.

Some additions, deletions and corrections to the Bible are included in this section. Some light is shed on some of the prophecy from the book of the revelation.

The seventh and final parable defining the Kingdom of Heaven is explained and discussed as we finish up the eleventh chapter of The New Man. Painfully, we are directed to notice that we imagine we understand when we do not.

Some disturbing prophecies are detailed. It's far too easy to misunderstand these predictions. Without a broader spiritual understanding of prophecy to temper our reactionary minds it's easy to throw out the baby with the bath water.

We look at three parables that concern selection, justice. We are directed to get rid of some parts of ourselves to make room for something new. Life doesn't well support this esoteric truth, which is why it must be esoteric.

A number of grim prophecies are revealed and discussed. Prophecy for our own time and also concerning future generations of man. Though they are grim, there are a number of signs that they have begun already.

An esoteric look at wheat, tares, devils, angels and the end of the world as taught through the hidden meaning of some of the parables about the Kingdom of Heaven.