by William Britten | Self-Observation, Cynthia Bourgeault, Gospel of Thomas |
“We don’t distinguish clearly enough in our parlance today between sensing, emotion and feeling.” Cynthia Bourgeault “We have to get a little bit clearer about the difference between emotion and feeling, and what feeling really is, and how feeling is...
by William Britten | Non-Identifying, Gospel of Thomas, Maurice Nicoll |
Practice inner separation from life in order to see higher truths “As regards this isolation from life that I spoke about, Mr. Ospensky used to say that there are four things that help above all others to isolate us from the influences of life which tend to drag us...
by William Britten | Cynthia Bourgeault, Gospel of Thomas, Non-Identifying |
Sit in your aliveness, consciously steward your atmosphere, being in the present. “Taking responsibility for our whole self and stewarding our atmosphere. This means we are responsible for our personality, egoic operating system, mental, emotional, spiritual, and...
by William Britten | Being, Gospel of Thomas, Maurice Nicoll, Non-Identifying |
The term Deputy-Steward in Maurice Nicoll’s writings describes a crucial stage in the development of states of consciousness. “You can be the same person every day if you like, or you can wish to be different. You can go on submitting to negative emotions,...
by William Britten | Self-Observation, Gospel of Thomas, Maurice Nicoll |
The whole matter of waking up from spiritual slumber begins with meditation. “How many times is this said in the Gospels: ‘Awake, watch, sleep not!’ But people do not understand it or they think it is a metaphor whereas it is literally true. If people awakened from...
