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Ein Pelikan füttert seine Jungen mit seinem Blut aus seiner aufgerissenen Brust. Dieser Akt ist ein christliches Sinnbild der aufopfernden Liebe; Cimetière Notre-Dame-des-Neiges

Liebe erwächst erst zu voller Blüte, wenn sie keine Auswahl mehr trifft. Das ist die Eigenschaft des bedingungslosen Liebendseins, weil es das bezeichnet, was man geworden ist.
Dr. David Hawkins, FU Das All-sehende Auge, S. 386


 

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Zitate zum Thema Bedingungslose Liebe / Unconditional love

Zitate von D. Hawkins

  • Christus lehrte im Wesentlichen einfach, Negativität, das heißt die Messwertebenen unter 200, zu vermeiden. Und das Ziel seiner Lehren bestand darin, dass seine Jünger bedingungslose Liebe, die Messwertebene von 540, erreichen sollten. Er wusste, dass das Schicksal einer Seele nach dem Tode gewiss und die Seele in Sicherheit war, sobald sie die Ebene von bedingungsloser Liebe erreicht hatte. Licht des Alls, S. 166-167

 

  • Auf der Mess-Skala der Bewusstseinsebenen wird Liebe ab Ebene 500 vorherrschen, aber sie wird erst ab der Ebene 540 bedingungslos. Das bedeutet, dass zwischen 500 und 540 eine gewisse Form bestehen bleibt, so dass die Liebe bedingt ist. Liebe erwächst erst zu voller Blüte, wenn sie keine Auswahl mehr trifft. Das ist die Eigenschaft von Liebend-Sein, was bedingungslos ist, weil es das bezeichnet, was man geworden ist Das All-sehende Auge, S. 386

Zitate (engl.) von D. Hawkins

  • Conversely, the person who has arrived at a habitual state of unconditional Love will find anything less to be unacceptable. As one advances in the evolution of his individual consciousness, the process starts to perpetuate and correct itself so that self-improvement becomes a way of life. Power vs. Force, chapter III, S. 71

 

  • From level 540 up is the domain of saints, and advanced spiritual students and healers. A capacity for enormous patience and the persistence of a positive attitude in the face of prolonged adversity is characteristic of this energy field; the hallmark of this state is compassion. People who have attained this level have a notable effect on others. They’re capable of a prolonged, open gaze, which induces a state of love and peace. Power vs. Force, chapter IV, S. 91

 

  • As Love becomes more and more unconditional, it begins to be experienced as inner Joy. This isn't the sudden joy of a pleasurable turn of events; it's a constant accompaniment to all activities. Joy arises from within each moment of existence, rather than from any other source. Power vs. Force, chapter IV, S. 91 and Transcending the Levels of Consciousness, S. 255

 

  • Question: What is a realistic spiritual goal for the average person?
    Answer: Any advance along the levels of consciousness is significant and very worthwhile. The practical goal that is reachable by any person who is seriously spiritually committed is that of Unconditional Love. That is a transformative level, and from there, one can relax as the prime objective has been reached. Innate within the level of Unconditional Love is the desire to perfect that condition. As that level is reached, even the slightest imperfection of Love is unacceptable and calls for correction. The Eye of the I, S. ?

 

  • The spiritual seeker wants love and joy but that intention triggers the surfacing of all that obstructs it and prevents its appearance. Those who dedicate themselves to peace and love automatically pull up from the unconscious all that is cruel, unloving, and hateful to be healed. |. Reality and Subjectivity, S. 24

 

  • In highly motivated, spiritually-disciplined groups, approximately fifty to fifty-five percent of the people in the group reach the goal of Unconditional Love. […] The advantage of experience with mature, genuine spiritual groups or companions is the value of examples, insights and information that is shared, and the inspiration that occurs by cross-fertilization. Transcending the Levels of Consciousness, chapter 15, S. ?

 

  • The foremost goal of the pathway of the heart is to reach that level of consciousness called Unconditional Love. The energy of inspiration and devotion facilitate surrender of positionalities and results in reliance upon God's grace. Although this process sounds conceptually simple, as everyone has found by experience, it is often more difficult than one had expected. The sincere devotee discovers that striving for unconditional love has the unpleasant faculty of bringing up the opposite of one's dedicated goal. This is represented in the terse spiritual saying that "Love brings up its opposite". |. Reality and Subjectivity, chapter 19, S. ?

 

  • One must remember that love and peace are the greatest threats to the 'ego' which defends itself by resorting to entrenched positionalities that lie hidden in the unconscious. These non-loving attitudes have arisen from the still present biologic, survival-oriented animal brain which surfaces in childhood where parental and societal pressures force them to go underground by the well-known psychological ego mechanisms of repression, denial, suppression, reaction formation, projection, and rationalization. |. Reality and Subjectivity, chapter 19, S. ?

 

  • Unconditional Love is the goal of the majority of spiritually committed people and especially of serious spiritual devotees and aspirants. It is also the ideal of Christianity as well as other religions. [...] Unconditional Love is a practical and reachable goal and not just an idealized wishful condition for those who seriously choose it as an inspirational devotional goal. Transcending the Levels of Consciousness, S. 256

 

  • The limitations of love have to do with perceived qualities and differences. Through inner self-honesty and examination, these areas of limitation are revealed, usually as residual judgements or as the impact from prior experience. A key to making love unconditional is the willingness of forgiveness to undo past reservations or experiences, or viewing people as unlovable. Along the Path to Enlightenment. 365 Reflections from David R. Hawkins, S. ?, Reflection of 6th October

 

  • Question: What is the simplest meditative practice?
    Answer: I think you should just sit with your arms slightly raised and hands held out, not to receive as in Eastern traditions, but on the contrary, to radiate out that which you would give to the world and humanity. Sitting quietly with hands held out as if to bless the world, you become a channel of God and radiate out unconditional love. You give all that you are infinitely capable of giving. You are an antenna of radiance.
    You begin with a prayer, something like what St. Francis said, "As your servant, O Lord, I give what you have given me." As you do this you awaken to what the world is crying for and automatically you radiate that and you suddenly realize who you are. It is all nonverbal. It may take years to get it. It is simple and direct like a laser. You become a radical laser beam. Teddy and Otis Carnie, Synopsis and Study Guide to Power vs. Force. An Anatomy of Consciousness, Part III, An Anatomy of Consciousness, Realization of the Presence of God, pg. 2, Sedona, AZ, Veritas Publishing, 8. June 1996

 

  • [...] you will be loving toward everyone and the next thing that happens is unlovable. It is as though to say,“Let’s see about that!” These are opportunities and not to be feared. They are to be expected! If you vow to be loving you can be sure the unlovable will wander into your life. You have to change the way you perceive it. You love them as fellow human beings who are subject to the vicissitudes of humanness. Their life is full of vicissitudes as ours is, in fact, more, so you feel compassion towards ignorance and at the same time not approving of the behavior necessarily. But you see how the person fell into that belief system. Q&A Audio interview with Dr. David R. Hawkins, MP3, presented by ACIM web radio station Miracles Center, Sedona, AZ, host Ellen Sutherland, (Pal Talk) 1 hour duration, 10. November 2005

 

  • Those energies which oppose God, deny God and would rather have control of you and your beloved ones did dominate this planet until the late 1980s. Then, for reasons not completely and totally known, the consciousness level jumped at 207. As you evolve spiritually, the power – not your power – the power of your energy field, your aura, whatever you call it, becomes more and more powerful and begins to dominate and that which used to dominating and controlling until very recent times is therefore threatened by every spiritual aspirant. Everyone who reaches unconditional love then diminishes the domain of that which is non-integrous, diminishes its control. Consequently, one becomes the target for that which is non-integrous and would like to entrap you in its control. Sedona Seminar Realization of the Self: Final Moments, 3 DVD set, 14. December 2002

 

  • Be as unconditionally loving as you can to all that exists. The intention begins to transform you. Sedona Seminar Reason vs. Truth, 3 DVD set, 19. August 2006

 

  • Question: How do we move into unconditional love?
    Answer:
    • To be accepting of all of life,
    • to want nothing from life.
    • to realize you are complete, full, whole within yourself. So the world will never frustrate you, so you will want nothing from it.
    • To see the perfection as it is,
    • and the intrinsic beauty of all that exists.
    • Then you let go of wanting to make anything different than it is. The reason you can do that is because you see the perfection of everything as it is.
    • And you can pray for that understanding. 'I pray for the vision that I see the perfection of everything.' Pray for the vision that you see the perfection of everything.
Sedona Satsang Q&A, CD 2 of 2, track 5, 13. September 2006

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  • Love the animals, love the plants, love everything. If you love everything, you will perceive the divine mystery in things. Once you perceive it, you will begin to comprehend it better every day. And you will come at last to love the whole world with an all-embracing love. Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky [LoC 465] (1821-1881) Russian writer of novels, short stories and essays

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