by William Britten | Cynthia Bourgeault, Beatitudes, Gospel of Thomas, Intentional Suffering, Quotes |
Blessed are poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. “Good is the alchemical property resulting from struggle. It’s the quality of your Being that you offer up.” Cynthia Bourgeault, Encounter with Evil Wisdom School in Valle Crucis “The deep...
by William Britten | Eye of the Heart, Cynthia Bourgeault, Gospel of Mary Magdalene, Gospel of Thomas, Imaginal Realm |
Spiritual heart, eye of the heart, as the gateway to higher realms. “Attachment to matter gives birth to passion without an Image of itself because it is drawn from that which is contrary to its higher nature. The result is that confusion and disturbance...
by William Britten | Good, Maurice Nicoll, Parables, Quotes |
Maurice Nicoll teaches the spiritual unity that comes from uniting Truth and Good. “The words Christ and Jesus have different meanings in the Gospels. Christ refers to the side of the Truth of the Word of God—that is, the Truth that can guide a man to inner...
by William Britten | Cynthia Bourgeault, Gospel of Thomas, Maurice Nicoll, Quotes |
Quotes from Cynthia Bourgeault, Maurice Nicoll, and the Gospel of Thomas on the Philosophy of Time. “This particular dimension that we live in seems to be governed by the laws of linear time and linear causality. It looks like things come to us from a place that...
by William Britten | Non-Identifying, Gospel of Thomas, Maurice Nicoll |
Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors. The Psychological Account-Book Maurice Nicoll talks of a “form of identifying called making accounts. A man begins to feel that people owe him, that he deserves better treatment, more rewards, more recognition, and...
