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2021-01-31-What Would Jesus Do (view source)
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===Topic: ''What Would Jesus Do?''===
===Group: [[11:11 Progress Group]]===
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[The Beloved One]]===
===TR: [[Lytske]]===
==Session==
===Lesson===
The Beloved: Dear one, be a slow [[learner]], for this means that each time the lesson will take a deeper ‘toe-hold’ in your [[heart]], [[your soul]] and [[mind]].
For one to thoroughly [[understand]] some deeper [[meanings]] does take time, and so does the steady gathering of [[wisdom]]. It is through the lessons learned that one garners the invaluable [[experience]] of deserving to serve on the next rung of the evolutionary ladder towards [[perfection]]. It is truly all that simple.
To [[attain]] [[purity]] of heart, and [[sincerity]] of [[mind]], is not for the faint-hearted. It takes much self-[[discipline]] and [[effort]] to arrive at a degree of [[self-mastery]]. This often means for you to become self-scrutinizing – to realize that things could have been done differently.
When in [[doubt]], you may always ask, ‘What would [[Jesus]] do?’ He was and remains the shining example in [[His universe]], having undergone various life-form stages during [[His bestowals]], through which He garnered a thorough understanding and [[empathy]] for His created and evolving children, and the myriad [[problems]] they wrestled with.
He bore unbearable [[pain]] when, out of [[fear]], His thoughtless and unfeeling children [[The Crucifixion|nailed Him to a cross]]. They did so because they were stuck in the [[Tradition|religion of cumbersome and worn-out laws]] of their forefathers.
Because He had said: ‘I am come to fulfill the Law’, and by giving them just two commandments; to first of all to [[love]] their [[God]], and second, to love their neighbors as their selves.
Ponder these [[words]], and love yourselves unselfishly as you also reach out to your [[neighbor]], who is anyone you come in contact with. For all are children of the One.
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: 11:11 Progress Group]]
[[Category: The Beloved One]]
[[Category: Lytske]]
[[Category: 2021]]
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==Heading==
===Topic: ''What Would Jesus Do?''===
===Group: [[11:11 Progress Group]]===
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[The Beloved One]]===
===TR: [[Lytske]]===
==Session==
===Lesson===
The Beloved: Dear one, be a slow [[learner]], for this means that each time the lesson will take a deeper ‘toe-hold’ in your [[heart]], [[your soul]] and [[mind]].
For one to thoroughly [[understand]] some deeper [[meanings]] does take time, and so does the steady gathering of [[wisdom]]. It is through the lessons learned that one garners the invaluable [[experience]] of deserving to serve on the next rung of the evolutionary ladder towards [[perfection]]. It is truly all that simple.
To [[attain]] [[purity]] of heart, and [[sincerity]] of [[mind]], is not for the faint-hearted. It takes much self-[[discipline]] and [[effort]] to arrive at a degree of [[self-mastery]]. This often means for you to become self-scrutinizing – to realize that things could have been done differently.
When in [[doubt]], you may always ask, ‘What would [[Jesus]] do?’ He was and remains the shining example in [[His universe]], having undergone various life-form stages during [[His bestowals]], through which He garnered a thorough understanding and [[empathy]] for His created and evolving children, and the myriad [[problems]] they wrestled with.
He bore unbearable [[pain]] when, out of [[fear]], His thoughtless and unfeeling children [[The Crucifixion|nailed Him to a cross]]. They did so because they were stuck in the [[Tradition|religion of cumbersome and worn-out laws]] of their forefathers.
Because He had said: ‘I am come to fulfill the Law’, and by giving them just two commandments; to first of all to [[love]] their [[God]], and second, to love their neighbors as their selves.
Ponder these [[words]], and love yourselves unselfishly as you also reach out to your [[neighbor]], who is anyone you come in contact with. For all are children of the One.
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: 11:11 Progress Group]]
[[Category: The Beloved One]]
[[Category: Lytske]]
[[Category: 2021]]