LOVE
EP 16
Answer: St. Paul asks us to "pray without
ceasing"
(1 Ths.5:17). We should
always be in a state of reverence for life, aware of our place in the Divine
Plan, living in God, which means, as Yohannan says, "in love" (1 John
4:16). Love isn't something you do or feel only on Sunday mornings. It is the
continuous and eternal Truth. Love is each of us in
the Co-non Selfhood.
EP 17 Each of us is a logos and together we are
unified in the
Christ Logos. This means that each of us is
actually part of
a single body. This union is at all levels
- noetical, psychical,
and even physical - as
molecular biology now under
stands that we are constantly exchanging
matter with one an
other. Even with the denseness of gross
matter we are in constant
exchange. Can you imagine
the interchange with the
less tangible forms of Mind, emotions and
thoughts? So we
see that it is not only in the higher level
that we are unified,
but also in the worlds of
separation.
When we harm another we only
harm ourselves. When a child starves in Africa, part of us starves. When a
child is born into a healthy caring family in any part of the world, part of us
is born. When a soldier dies in Bosnia, part of us is slain. We are both the
assailant and the assailed. This is what Christ taught. Christ spoke of a King
who said, " I was naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me:
I was in prison, and ye came unto me." Bemused, the praised could not
recall the acts of compassion. And Joshua the Christ, the King of the Heavens,
explained, "Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my
brethren, ye have done it unto me" (Matt.25:35-40).
EP 18
This is the
Common Selfhood. In another place Joshua speaks of this: "I am the vine,
ye are the branches" (John 15:5). That we all share an equal place in the
body of Christ is one of the most profound and greatest truths.
Joshua continues "...
for without me ye can do nothing" (John 15:5) For Christ also says, " no man cometh unto the Father,
but by me" (John 14:6).
What did Joshua mean when He
said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6). What is
Christ? What is the Logos? Is it not Love, Wisdom and Power? This is a sacred
triangle:
the universal, unconditional
Love from above; the Wisdom of an unified heart and mind; and the Power of
Goodness to overcome weakness. What Christ was saying for those "with
ears to hear" (Mark 4:23) was that any man or woman who uses reason, love
and power in the proper and Divine way is a Christian, be he called a Buddhist,
a Muslim or any other brother or sister from the many faiths.
ET 19
(We have to realize God's) incomprehensible
Oneness and Its Infinite Mercy, so that we may never develop a fear of It in
our hearts, but only love, boundless- and without thought of self. For God,
while being all things, without any reservation, is, at the same time and
before all, total and inexhaustible LOVE.
ET 22 Does Absolute Beingness love Itself? Of course,
since it is Absolute Love.
ET 62 The Archangels communicate with each other, but with a language different from our own; their communication is primarily through the medium of love.
FH 54 It is better to love erroneously than to be
incapable of
loving
FH 149 When you genuinely love people, it is
natural to be loved by
them.
FH 211 Love is not a sentiment, it is the nature of the ABSOLUTE.
FH 211 At lower sphere love is a reflection of
your egotistical
self-love.
FH 214 You add to love, you don't subtract.
HS 48 Love to me means giving, not receiving. One
who loves gives of
oneself. That is how I understand love. (Daskalos)
HS 192 How to love
HS 196 Love vs hate
HS 196 Love and the white-rose colour
HS 200 Loving the Grandson more?
HS 202 Marriage
MS 178 Entire chapter on right thinking
MS 199 Healer
and love