The bread in the parable of the prodigal son and the Lord’s prayer is not literal bread. It has an esoteric meaning. If we wish to develop we must learn to nourish that which can develop.
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The bread in the parable of the prodigal son and the Lord’s prayer is not literal bread. It has an esoteric meaning. If we wish to develop we must learn to nourish that which can develop.
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What is your supreme meaning? How can the obvious real meaning of popular esoteric writings be so consistently misunderstood? Why can’t we understand our way of seeing things is the problem?
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ecently I’ve been reading, No Man Is an Island, by Thomas Merton. He was a Trappist Monk, so […]
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To read esoteric literature without an understanding of the technical language used is to utterly misunderstand the intended meaning. This is the condition in which we find ourselves. We must grasp new meaning behind the common words.
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