Category: DAILY LESSONS

  • Our Present Reality

    It takes a lot of willpower to develop the activity of our consciousness, because our consciousness is asleep. It may feel exhausting to bring the consciousness to present awareness and to direct it: to consciously observe. In the beginning, this requires a very rigorous, strong, tiring effort. If your spirituality is flaccid, weak, ephemeral—you just…

  • Everything is Karmic

    Karma, cause and effect, is universal and all-penetrating. Like contemplating infinity, the true meaning of the law of karma is elusive to the mind. The true activity of this law, the reality of this law, is something that our tiny mind cannot comprehend; yet, even though the mind cannot comprehend this, our consciousness can understand…

  • Once an Action is performed, the Consequence cannot be Erased.

    Many people like to believe that they can “take back” mistaken acts, or have them “forgiven,” but it is an undeniable law that whatever is done is done, and cannot be painted over. A hurtful word will change a relationship forever. Similarly, a moment of sincere generosity can change a life forever. A child who…

  • Effects are Greater Than the Cause

    Although most people think that an action produces an equal consequence, that is not true. A tiny seed grows into a plant many times larger, which produces more seeds and more plants. Thus, the original action—the seed—produces truly awesome results. Likewise, our actions develop consequences that are greater than the action. A very simple example…

  • The Certainty of Cause and Effect

    Much if not all suffering occurs because of ignorance about cause and effect. By ignorance we do not mean a lack of book study or intellectual understanding, but to a lack of real knowledge. Real knowledge is cognizant knowledge. One only has to be burned one time to acquire genuine knowledge of the power of…

  • THE THREE TRAITORS

    In the absence of love there will only be choas, war, animal passions, fornication, adultery, hatred, anger, resentment, covetousness etc… these impure states are being produced within our own interior. These are in relation to the lower dimensions which is our condition consciousness in which we inhabit this day and age, eg egos, the many…

  • LAXMI

    Lakshmi Sanskrit लक्ष्मी, “success, splendor, wealth, fortune, majesty, glory, power.”In Hinduism, one of the three primary aspects of the Divine Mother, alongside Sarasvati and Parvati.Lakshmi is the wife / feminine aspect — meaning the shakti, power — of Vishnu, the preserver or restorer. He is the Second Logos, the Son of Christianity, the sephirah Chokmah (“wisdom”)…

  • KRISHNA

    One of the most beautiful characteristics of the Hindu tradition is its recognition that God is ultimately nameless and formless, but as an expression of love, the Divine takes different forms and appearances in order to aid humanity. Thus the Hindu tradition embraces and respects all Gods as expressions of the One. The whole Bhagavad…

  • Egos: The Barrier of Christ/Divinity

    We must become conscious of our own ego which is 100% lunar, of our own errors. Let us remember the egos is a bunch of memories, desires, passions, anger, envy, gluttony, laziness, jealousy, self esteem, vengeance, resentment, covetousness etc… if we want to dissolve the ego we must first study it. The ego is the…

  • LAXMI

    Success, Splendor, Wealth, Fortune, Majesty, Glory, Power. In Hinduism, one of the three primary aspects of the Divine Mother, alongside Sarasvati and Parvati. Lakshmi is the wife / feminine aspect — meaning the shakti, power — of Vishnu, the preserver or restorer. He is the Second Logos, the Son of Christianity, the sephirah Chokmah (“wisdom”)…