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==Heading==
===Topic: ''Become All You Can Be''===
===Group: [[11:11 Progress Group]]===
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[The Beloved One]]===
===TR: [[Lytske]]===
==Session==
===Lesson===
The Beloved One: “Allow Me to say that to surely [[become]] an effective worker in [[Kingdom of God|Gods Kingdom]], one needs to [[examine]] the [[motives]] as to why one would [[desire]] such an outcome in mortal life. To be an effective worker demands the strictest of self-[[discipline]] and mastery over negative tendencies and [[habits]]. It entails the cleaning up of the [[inner life]], coupled with a willingness to do all [[good]] works [[anonymous]]ly, and without seeking honor or recognition.
“[[Ta|My spirit]] works [[silently]] and unobtrusively in the [[Stillness]] of the human [[heart]] where the greatest [[changes]] are wrought. It is in the unseen where [[intent]] and [[motivation]] of life are shaping the [[behavior]] of the mortal child into the growing teenager and the young adult. With maturing [[adulthood]], the continuous [[choices]] and [[decisions]] lead to those [[experiences]], which decide the level of [[understanding]] and [[wisdom]] that will be [[attained]].
“Not being overly burdened with the [[errors]] and sins of yesteryear, but to have learned all along to flex the muscles of [[trust]] and [[faith]] to fight the [[shadows]] of unbelief, for these do block the maturing process and hamper the good works of faith.
“The greatest work of the human in the mortal estate is this [[self-mastery]] through the [[practice]] of self-[[discipline]]. This enriches the experiential [[inner life]], which spills out into the outer life by exhibiting the [[fruits of the spirit]] through practicing unconditional [[love]] and forgiveness in increasing [[patience]] and [[tolerance]] toward [[self]] and all others.
“The one who does not entertain [[grudges]], does not harbor [[resentment]], and becomes a willing and merciful servant to all, and also will have left all hidden motives behind, such is the life the true believing child; the [[Most High]] Creator God aims to create; depending on the [[free will]] of the mortal.
===Closing===
“This, My beloved, is the life I am [[leading]] you towards. It is up to you to see where unbelief is [[blocking]] the road toward eternal [[progress]], where yet greater understanding and [[wisdom]] are waiting to be attained.
“Truly, mortal life is the greatest Gift the Creator has bestowed. Use your life as the [[opportunity]] to [[become]] all you can be by simply doing the best you can.”
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: 11:11 Progress Group]]
[[Category: The Beloved One]]
[[Category: Lytske]]
[[Category: 2018]]
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==Heading==
===Topic: ''Become All You Can Be''===
===Group: [[11:11 Progress Group]]===
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[The Beloved One]]===
===TR: [[Lytske]]===
==Session==
===Lesson===
The Beloved One: “Allow Me to say that to surely [[become]] an effective worker in [[Kingdom of God|Gods Kingdom]], one needs to [[examine]] the [[motives]] as to why one would [[desire]] such an outcome in mortal life. To be an effective worker demands the strictest of self-[[discipline]] and mastery over negative tendencies and [[habits]]. It entails the cleaning up of the [[inner life]], coupled with a willingness to do all [[good]] works [[anonymous]]ly, and without seeking honor or recognition.
“[[Ta|My spirit]] works [[silently]] and unobtrusively in the [[Stillness]] of the human [[heart]] where the greatest [[changes]] are wrought. It is in the unseen where [[intent]] and [[motivation]] of life are shaping the [[behavior]] of the mortal child into the growing teenager and the young adult. With maturing [[adulthood]], the continuous [[choices]] and [[decisions]] lead to those [[experiences]], which decide the level of [[understanding]] and [[wisdom]] that will be [[attained]].
“Not being overly burdened with the [[errors]] and sins of yesteryear, but to have learned all along to flex the muscles of [[trust]] and [[faith]] to fight the [[shadows]] of unbelief, for these do block the maturing process and hamper the good works of faith.
“The greatest work of the human in the mortal estate is this [[self-mastery]] through the [[practice]] of self-[[discipline]]. This enriches the experiential [[inner life]], which spills out into the outer life by exhibiting the [[fruits of the spirit]] through practicing unconditional [[love]] and forgiveness in increasing [[patience]] and [[tolerance]] toward [[self]] and all others.
“The one who does not entertain [[grudges]], does not harbor [[resentment]], and becomes a willing and merciful servant to all, and also will have left all hidden motives behind, such is the life the true believing child; the [[Most High]] Creator God aims to create; depending on the [[free will]] of the mortal.
===Closing===
“This, My beloved, is the life I am [[leading]] you towards. It is up to you to see where unbelief is [[blocking]] the road toward eternal [[progress]], where yet greater understanding and [[wisdom]] are waiting to be attained.
“Truly, mortal life is the greatest Gift the Creator has bestowed. Use your life as the [[opportunity]] to [[become]] all you can be by simply doing the best you can.”
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: 11:11 Progress Group]]
[[Category: The Beloved One]]
[[Category: Lytske]]
[[Category: 2018]]