Ohne Hilfe einer höheren Energie, beispielsweise von einem großen Lehrer, kann das Ego / Geist/Gemüt sich selbst nicht überschreiten. FU Das All-sehende Auge, S. 268-269

Ein wirklich erleuchteter Lehrer stellt über seine Aura eine hochenergetische Umgebung zur Verfügung, die erleuchtet und das Wesen des Schülers aus seinem Mentalkörper in die höheren spirituellen Körper aufsteigen lässt. Das Licht der Erleuchtung des Lehrers gibt die erforderliche Aktivierung durch die Kraft der Gnade. Sie erleichtert die Transformation intellektueller Wissensinhalte in subjektive, persönliche Erfahrung. Die hochenergetische Frequenz der Aura des Lehrers wirkt wie eine Trägerwelle, die diese Fähigkeit in die Aura des Schülers überträgt. Licht des Alls, S. 78

Dies ist die Auswirkung der Kraft des Feldes selbst und es ist unpersönlich. Licht des Alls, S. 197-198

Eine genauere Erklärung besagt, dass die Übertragung vom Lehrer auf den Schüler sich vermittels der höheren spirituellen Energiesysteme vollzieht, die jenseits desjenigen des Geistes/Gemütes vorhanden sind. Das sind die sogenannten Kausal-, Buddhi-, Christus- und Atma-Körper, die ihrerseits Energiefelder in sich tragen, welche mit dem Chakrasystem vergleichbar sind.[...]
Die höher schwingenden Energien der Gegenwart des Lehrers aktivieren die "schlafenden" spirituellen Energiesysteme des Schülers. Licht des Alls, S. 198

In der Geschichte nannte man das "die Gnade des Gurus empfangen". Licht des Alls, S. 407

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Personal avowals – Prayers

You are God's gift to me. Sedona Seminar A Unique Sedona Seminar including Korean Translation, 6. December 2008

I give thanks to the Lord for the blessing of such a wonderful group of people. Thank you, Lord. These people are a blessing and God's gift to me. There is a very unique energy to this group. When you leave the room, you carry that energy with you, out into the world and the world is blessed by your presence. [...] The world is blessed by your presence. [...] Wow, who could ask for anything more? Thank you God – that we carry the Divine energy by which this world is blessed. Wow, what a gift. So each one of us, is all of us; each one of us is, actually, all of us. [...] Each one of us is all of us! Amen. What a Divine blessing. Each one of us carries the love of all of us. The intensity of that love is sufficient to counterbalance the negativity of literally millions of human beings on the planet. [...]
You might say that we do God's work, by virtue of what we have become. It isn't what we do, it isn't what we say; it's what we are that counterbalances so much negativity in the world. So we serve God by being what we are and who we are. With thankfulness in our heart [...] what a gift, O Lord. What a gift! This lifetime, we became part of the answer instead part of the problem. [...] So, by virtue of what we have become, we have become actually a blessing to the world. And just to know that is already such a tremendous thing, is it not? So I give thanks again, to Thee, Almighty – for the gift of being here with you together – and with that we say we are the fulfillment of God's intention for the human experience. [...] We are the fulfillment of God's intention for human existence. Wow! What an incredible thing to know. So by virtue of our existence, we are transforming the world and fulfilling God's intention for mankind as well as ourselves. [...] We are catalysts for God's Will. Wow. What a responsibility and what a gift and what a joy. [...] We are helping to fulfill God's intention for all of mankind.
So we give thanks to Thee, O Lord, that we have been given this privilege to serve Thee, for the highest good. And who could ask for anything more? So we are God's gift to the world and you are God's gift to me. [...]
So with that, we love each other; we love each other now and forever. We love each other now and forever for eternity. [...] Only Divinity lasts through eternity and by being part of Divinity, we become eternal in God's love. So we will be eternal, eternally with each other (...) eternally one with God, and eternally one with each other and serving God thusly.
[playing Robert Gass, Alleluia]
Sedona Satsang Q&A, second disc, very end track 8, 4. November 2009

Much relief is experienced when we realize that by adopting a spiritual life, righteous condemnation and the hate that ensures from it can be left to others. This pursuit of the spiritual ‘good’ benefits all mankind, and it could therefore be said to be the most praiseworthy vocation of all. The Eye of the I, S. 67

We change the world not by what we say or do but as a consequence of what we have become. Thus, every spiritual aspirant serves the world. The Eye of the I, S. 69

Spiritual work, therefore, is primarily a letting go of the presumably known for the unknown, with the promise of others who have done it that the effort is more than well rewarded at the end. The Eye of the I, S. 117

There is no inner ‘thinker’ behind thoughts, no ‘doer’ behind actions, no ‘seeker’ of enlightenment. Seeking occurs on its own when the time is right, and it emerges as a focus of attention. All aspects and qualities of consciousness are self-actuating and energize each other under the general direction of the will. The Eye of the I, S. 132

What is searching for higher truth is not a personal 'I' but an aspect of consciousness itself which expresses as inspiration, devotion, dedication, and perseverance. The Eye of the I, S. 132

Question: So what can the spritual seeker do to be of help to society?
Answer: To endeavor to evolve spiritually is the greatest gift one can give. It actually uplifts all mankind from within because of the nature of power itself. Power radiates and is shared, whereas force is limited, self-defeating, and evanescent. All society is subliminally and subtly influenced by every kind thought, word or deed. Every forgiveness is a benefit to everyone. The universe notes and records every action and returns it in kind. The Eye of the I, S. 204

Question: What are the most valuable qualities for a spiritual seeker?
Answer: Start with certainty and a feeling of security instead of self-doubt or timidity. Accept without reservation that you are worthy of the quest and be resolved to totally surrender to the truth about God.
The facts that are to be unreservedly accepted are simple and very powerful. Surrendering to them brings enormous spiritual advancement:
1. The living proof of God’s love and will for you is the gift of your own existence.
2. Do not compare yourself with others regarding 'holiness,' merit, goodness, deservingness, sinlessness, etc. These are all human notions, and God is not limited by human notions.
|. Reality and Subjectivity, chapter 6, S. 108

Fortunately, the power of the consciousness of every great teacher or avatar who has ever lived still remains and is available. To focus on a teacher or their teachings by meditation makes the power of that teacher available to the seeker. |. Reality and Subjectivity, chapter 6, S. 108

The spiritual aspirant, therefore, is wise to detach from all positionalities and opinions and be willing to surrender the ego’s temporary satisfactions for a higher goal. |. Reality and Subjectivity, S. 177

Consistent application of any spiritual principle can unexpectedly result in a very major and sudden leap to unanticipated levels. At that point, memory may not even be available, and instead, the Knowingness of Spiritual Truth presents itself silently. Spiritual students should accept the reality that they are already gifted. A serious reader of a book such as this could hardly be otherwise. Divinity knows its own; therefore, to accept that truth is to already feel joy. To not experience joy by understanding this means that it is being resisted. Transcending the Levels of Consciousness. The Stairway to Enlightenment, chapter 18 Full Enligtenment, S. 304

Students of spiritual work are often those who are perfecting the levels of the 400s, where they have acquired a dedicated learningness and knowledge about spiritual matters. They then put the principles into practice in order to reach the 500s. Some join A Course In Miracles or Twelve-Step groups and are concerned with perfecting the capacity to love. They move up to transcending what the world calls the ego and lose attraction to money, wealth, power, sexuality and worldly success. Discovery of the Presence of God, S. 38-39

Each individual's evolution of spiritual consciousness contributes to the progress of the consciousness level of all mankind. By uplifting the sea, all ships afloat are lifted. The effect of actions that emerge from compassion are the result of intention. Discovery of the Presence of God, S. 165

The student asks how realistic or practical is it to set the realization of the Self, or Enlightenment, as it has been called, as a goal, considering its rarity. Over history, it has indeed been extremely rare. However, because of the progression of the overall evolution of consciousness within the last century, the likelihood of a committed student’s reaching Enlightenment has increased by more than one thousand percent. Each advancement in consciousness is already an enlightened state by comparison to that which preceded it. Veritas Pub Newsletter, September-2, 22. September 2009

As you are devoted, you will be challenged. There will come a time when you actually realize you are being challenged by the opposite of that which you are. When that comes up, refuse it. It’s your karmic entitlement to refuse the negative. You are karmically entitled to say, "Get thee hence, Satan!" Sedona Seminar God vs. Science, 17. February 2007

By commitment to the truth we are together forever. By virtue of our commitment we are karmicly aligned. Those who are destined to become enlightened. In this room are the future spiritual teachers of generations to come. [calibrated as true] Sedona Seminar A Unique Sedona Seminar including Korean Translation, United in truth – Future spiritual teachers, 6. December 2008

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Wenn jemand zu mir kommt und nicht seinen Vater und seine Mutter, sein Weib und seine Kinder, seine Brüder und seine Schwestern, ja sogar sein eigenes Leben hasst, so kann er nicht mein Jünger sein. Wer nicht sein Kreuz trägt und mir nachfolgt, der kann nicht mein Jünger sein. Lukas 14, 26-27 (NT)

Ebenso kann keiner von euch mein Jünger sein, der sich nicht von allem lossagt, was er besitzt. Lukas 14, 33 (NT)

Einen toten Schüler blicken die Lehrer stets mit ganz anderen Augen an als einen lebenden, sie werden dann für einen Augenblick vom Wert und von der Unwiederbringlichkeit jedes Lebens und jeder Jugend überzeugt, an denen sie sich sonst so häufig sorglos versündigen. Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha

Wenn du einen Lehrer suchst, dann versuche, ein echter Schüler zu werden. Idries Shah

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One does not become a disciple by conversion, or by accident. There is usually an ancient link, maintained through many lives and flowering as love and trust, without which there is no discipleship. Nisargadatta Maharaj, I am That, S. 460

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Sedona Seminar A Unique Sedona Seminar including Korean Translation, 6. December 2008, Blessing, YouTube clip, 5:45 minutes duration, posted 19. April 2009
Sedona Seminar A Unique Sedona Seminar including Korean Translation, 6. December 2008, United in truth – Future spiritual teachers, YouTube clip, 10:23 minutes duration, posted 10. January 2010

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