Prayer, as taught in the Gospels, is communication between something higher and something lower. There are requirements we must meet to open a communication with something higher. It takes specific knowledge and specific effort.
The esoteric idea of prayer, as taught in the Gospels, is very different from the ordinary meaning of prayer as taught in exoteric religions. This is a very interesting approach to a time worn subject.
We explore the meaning of faith represented by Peter in the Gospels. This is a fascinating perspective that brings new meaning to familiar Gospel stories and characters.
We discuss the strange and dangerous contradiction between truth and good. The logic of the intellect clings to truth and murders goodness because of its lack of understanding.
We finish up with the idea of wisdom in the Gospels and move on to Simon Peter and what he represents in the Gospels and, more importantly, in ourselves. This section is rich with inner meaning.
The idea of wisdom in the Gospels is explored from the perspective of esoteric teachings about the possible inner development of a man apart from his external life.
Discussion of the soul from an esoteric view. The soul is pivotal with the ability to turn outward toward the world or inward toward the things of an esoteric nature.
The idea of rebirth in the Gospels is discussed. The Gospels can be taken on two basic levels. Rebirth is dying to one level and being reborn to the other, higher level.
Why is it that the truth must be so offensive to us? We discuss the two levels in man about which the Gospels speak. The lower, outer level takes offense at the higher, inner level of a man.
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Esoteric Talks are about learning to apply the universal truth of esotericism to ourselves, where we find ourselves in the Universe. Applied anything is more difficult than theoretical anything. Our…
quick fix, instant access society doesn't well support these efforts. All the more reason for this spaced repetition of Universal Principles.