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==Heading==
===Topic: ''Playing by Different Rules''===
===Group: [[11:11 Progress Group]]===
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[Thought Adjuster]]===
===TR: [[Anyas]]===
==Session==
===Quote===
“You hold [[grudges]] and nurse vengefulness in direct [[proportion]] to your [[ignorance]] of the inner nature and true longing of your children and your fellow beings.” ([[174:1|174:1.5]])
===Lesson===
Thought Adjuster: “Let us view the above statement in [[light]] of the [[contrasting]] demeanor of [[Jesus]] while He walked among you. Never did He nurse grudges nor entertain vengefulness. How did He manage to do so when ruthlessly subjected to the harsh [[criticism]] of His fellow men, their [[sarcasm]], and [[false]] testimonies? Wouldn’t this — in your eyes — justify His entertaining grudges and scheming [[revenge]]ful agendas? Wasn’t Jesus cut from the same [[carnal]] cloth?
“He certainly was, but differed in the [[attitude]] of His tender heart. He was highly protective of its emotional [[integrity]], viewing it as the ‘goodwill’ ambassador of His Father’s [[Heart]]. He never broke His vows of [[loyalty]] to the [[divine]] will. Rather than wishing harm to befall those who attacked His flawless [[character]], He wondered what had rendered them so bitter, critical, and self-righteous.
“He was a [[student]] of men, striving to [[understand]] [[human]] nature with all the kinks and [[complexity]] stemming from the traumatic [[Lucifer rebellion]] so genetically passed down. As a spiritual Savior, how could He remedy them?
“Jesus broadcasted many ‘breaking good news’: the unconditional Divine [[Love]] and [[Forgiveness]] toward humankind, [[infused]] with the [[compassionate]] understanding of their difficult condition. He set the record straight as to their Family of Origin, and much more. Those disclosures were game-changers, which is the very reason why Jesus did not ‘play by the same rules’ as did His fellow men.
“Rather than [[blaming]] them for their [[shortsightedness]], He exculpated them in His heart, understanding that [[ignorance]] was the main culprit. He was ever willing and ready to associate with them, initially lowering Himself to their conversational level, [[listening]] to what they had to say, before imparting them with small gems of heightened understanding — thus lifting them, and [[blessing]] them with valuable [[guidance]].
===Closing===
“Dear ones, do not let [[grudges]] and vengefulness get the better of you — or rather trigger the worse in you. They are huge roadblocks standing in the way of world [[peace]] — starting with your [[inner world]]. Let go of them! Instead, strive to understand the exculpatory circumstances of your fellow men by being attentive [[listeners]] to their said or unsaid. Such is God’s way.”
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: 11:11 Progress Group]]
[[Category: Thought Adjuster]]
[[Category: Anyas]]
[[Category: 2018]]
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==Heading==
===Topic: ''Playing by Different Rules''===
===Group: [[11:11 Progress Group]]===
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[Thought Adjuster]]===
===TR: [[Anyas]]===
==Session==
===Quote===
“You hold [[grudges]] and nurse vengefulness in direct [[proportion]] to your [[ignorance]] of the inner nature and true longing of your children and your fellow beings.” ([[174:1|174:1.5]])
===Lesson===
Thought Adjuster: “Let us view the above statement in [[light]] of the [[contrasting]] demeanor of [[Jesus]] while He walked among you. Never did He nurse grudges nor entertain vengefulness. How did He manage to do so when ruthlessly subjected to the harsh [[criticism]] of His fellow men, their [[sarcasm]], and [[false]] testimonies? Wouldn’t this — in your eyes — justify His entertaining grudges and scheming [[revenge]]ful agendas? Wasn’t Jesus cut from the same [[carnal]] cloth?
“He certainly was, but differed in the [[attitude]] of His tender heart. He was highly protective of its emotional [[integrity]], viewing it as the ‘goodwill’ ambassador of His Father’s [[Heart]]. He never broke His vows of [[loyalty]] to the [[divine]] will. Rather than wishing harm to befall those who attacked His flawless [[character]], He wondered what had rendered them so bitter, critical, and self-righteous.
“He was a [[student]] of men, striving to [[understand]] [[human]] nature with all the kinks and [[complexity]] stemming from the traumatic [[Lucifer rebellion]] so genetically passed down. As a spiritual Savior, how could He remedy them?
“Jesus broadcasted many ‘breaking good news’: the unconditional Divine [[Love]] and [[Forgiveness]] toward humankind, [[infused]] with the [[compassionate]] understanding of their difficult condition. He set the record straight as to their Family of Origin, and much more. Those disclosures were game-changers, which is the very reason why Jesus did not ‘play by the same rules’ as did His fellow men.
“Rather than [[blaming]] them for their [[shortsightedness]], He exculpated them in His heart, understanding that [[ignorance]] was the main culprit. He was ever willing and ready to associate with them, initially lowering Himself to their conversational level, [[listening]] to what they had to say, before imparting them with small gems of heightened understanding — thus lifting them, and [[blessing]] them with valuable [[guidance]].
===Closing===
“Dear ones, do not let [[grudges]] and vengefulness get the better of you — or rather trigger the worse in you. They are huge roadblocks standing in the way of world [[peace]] — starting with your [[inner world]]. Let go of them! Instead, strive to understand the exculpatory circumstances of your fellow men by being attentive [[listeners]] to their said or unsaid. Such is God’s way.”
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: 11:11 Progress Group]]
[[Category: Thought Adjuster]]
[[Category: Anyas]]
[[Category: 2018]]
