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... experiential consecration to each phase of the sevenfold will of Paradise Deity as it is personified in the Seven Master Spirits. (239.1) 21:3.19 3. To traverse each of the seven experiences on the creature levels simultaneously with the execution of one of the seven consecrations to the will of Paradise Deity. (239.2) 21:3.20 4. On each creature level, experientially to portray the acme of creature life to...
... good luck. (770.6) 68:6.9 Many races learned the technique of abortion, and this practice became very common after the establishment of the taboo on childbirth among the unmarried. It was long the custom for a maiden to kill her offspring, but among more civilized groups these illegitimate children became the wards of the girl’s mother. Many primitive clans were virtually exterminated by the practice...
... sex account than the husband was because her marital infidelity involved descent and inheritance. Very early in the march of civilization the illegitimate child fell into disrepute. At first only the woman was punished for adultery; later on, the mores also decreed the chastisement of her partner, and for long ages the offended husband or the protector father had the full right to kill the male...
... with expectancy and ready to execute the bidding of their beloved Sovereign. (1845.2) 168:1.11 When Jesus spoke those words of command, “Take away the stone,” the assembled celestial hosts made ready to enact the drama of the resurrection of Lazarus in the likeness of his mortal flesh. Such a form of resurrection involves difficulties of execution which far transcend the usual technique of the...
... not recognize the difference between good and evil. From the same source he drew his vision of the future Jewish state in which the fundamental law will be the blind obedience, even in cases when it is ordered to kill their own kind or to take away their property. The idea of a supreme law of the State controlling not only the civic activities of the people, but the entire spiritual and religious...
... of the human family, a horrifying massacre of gentiles, who were forced to kill each other, fall of the monarchy, and to briefly summarize, submissive subjugation of non-Jewish, "the lowest of nations" to Israel, "Super-Nation", in a word, was executed the whole plan, as expressed in the "Protocols" in 1890 and even earlier. In early 1917, the center of the Zionist organization was moved from...
... cannot help life; wherever you go you will kill. Knowingly, unknowingly, that is not the point - you may think that you are helping others to live, but still you will kill. A great psychoanalyst, Wilhelm Reich, who was studying children and their problems, was asked once, "What is the most basic problem with children? What do you find at the root of all their miseries, problems, abnormalities...
... time. Man's case is the same. An individual cannot remain an individual and still become one with God. When the ego dissolves, the soul is attained. The soul is so near, so very close at hand, and yet we are so unnecessarily and foolishly concerned with the ego. The ego has to be destroyed; we have to remove these walls, these boundaries, with our own hands. Then and then alone can we become part of...
... swaddled in tight-fitting clothes. How wonderful if would be if you would remove your clothes! But remember, I am not speaking of clothes that are fashioned from threads of cotton. I am talking of clothes woven from the iron chains of negative ideas. These are your bondage. Whoever discards them can attain to that pure nakedness in which Mahavira lived and of which he spoke. You have to become naked to...
... that a scholar. And his son hidden in the womb was saying such things! Not even born yet! He exploded in anger, became engulfed in fire: The father's ego had been hit. And a scholar's ego... he was a great pundit, a great debater, knowledgeable in scriptures.... In anger he uttered a curse: When born, the boy would be deformed; his limbs would be bent in eight parts. Hence his name: Ashtavakra means...
.... The doors are open for you. Throw away this begging bowl, remove these monk's clothes. None of this will do here. Come back - this kingdom is yours. I have become old; who is going to look after it? Much childishness has gone on, now stop all this play!" Buddha said, "Please look at me. The one who left has not returned. Someone else has come, the one who was born in your house has not...
... question in words and you are wanting the reply without words; you are asking about the original face which you also have. Therefore by striking your face with the shoe I am saying that this face is not your original face - it deserves a shoe-hit." The host said, "So I understood your reply. I have also read the scriptures and such replies are written in them." The guest did not say...
... of flesh. It is necessary to contemplate again and again in this way to remove this imprint which is there in the mind. Continuous remembrance is like the waterfall which breaks the stone, a strong stone. Nobody can imagine that a small trickle of water falling for the first time will be able to break the stone. Eventually the stone turns into sand granules and the water goes on falling in the same...
... the fire, you can kill him, but you cannot make him suffer, because he stands apart from all that is happening around him. So start with the waking state. Walk on the road, but remember that you are not walking - the body is walking. You have never walked. How could you? The soul has no feet to walk on. The soul has no stomach, how can it be hungry? The soul has no desires; all desires are of the...
... need to use an actual hammer. Dreams are unreal, so a pseudo-hammer will do the trick. A genuine medicine is dangerous for pseudo-ailment; only an imaginary medicine will help remove the false disease. What are dreams? They are thought-waves. And what are mantras? They are willpower, which is also a form of dream. But dreams are impermanent, changing; whereas the mantra is constant and one. Gradually...
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