Posts

Course XX - Teaching 12: Other Stimulating Affective Meditations

Meditation: The “GOLDEN TEMPLE”. Effect: “CONSOLATION”. Invocation: Jesus of mine, let me see you; let me see you in the glory of Your Cross, crowned with your Diadem of Thorns, adorned with the precious stones of Your Stigmas.
Last updated on Nov 14, 2020 Exercises and Examples of Meditation

Course XX - Teaching 13: Other Stimulating Affective Meditations

Meditation: The “VEIL OF AHEHIA”. Effect: “BLISS”. Invocation: Please, Jesus of mine, allow my soul to grasp the adorable mystery related to the essence of Your Divine Blood. I beseech you to extend before my eyes this adorable veil, fruit of all realization, life of all lives and essence of all blood of the Universe.
Last updated on Nov 14, 2020 Exercises and Examples of Meditation

Course XX - Teaching 14: The End of Stimulating Affective Meditations

Meditation: “RESURRECTION OF HES”. Effect: “RAPTURE”. Invocation: Oh Jesus of mine, I beseech You to unveil me the secret of your death, of death, and of all deaths. I beseech You, in shedding till the last drop of your blood and truly dying, to tell me why individual beings die and we do not see their resurrection.
Last updated on Nov 14, 2020 Exercises and Examples of Meditation

Course XX - Teaching 15: Monologue as Preparation for Meditation

I am what I am. I am free. I lost my memory; I do not know what my personality has been, I do not know my own name or details of material life.
Last updated on Nov 14, 2020 Exercises and Examples of Meditation

Course XX - Teaching 16: Imaginative Monologues as Preparation for Meditation

First Monologue: Loneliness and Introspection. A war diary in modern society. “X” bombarded, so many dead persons, thousands of individual wounded. A coffee had in a hurry; unconscious frivolity in a town that moves and runs pressed by haste.
Last updated on Nov 14, 2020 Exercises and Examples of Meditation

Course XXI - Teaching 1: Meditation

The present times have so much collectivist power that the man is forced live thoughts and actions of social customs, in such a way that for him is quite difficult to be against massive ideas of the majority.
Last updated on Nov 14, 2020 Commentaries on Meditation

Course XXI - Teaching 2: Discursive Meditation on a Text

Text: “Memento Homo, quia pulvis es et in pulverem reverteris. Pretiosa in conspectu Domini mors sanctorum ejus.” Think that the suffering coming from the fight is like the death of the unbelievers.
Last updated on Nov 14, 2020 Commentaries on Meditation

Course XXI - Teaching 3: Texts for Discursive Meditation

Text: “Non est hic: Resurrexit!” “Noli me tangere.” One always requests of God to be alone, because we suffer the weight of companies that affect and impede our inner search. When one is alone, vices and virtues of the soul show up clearly in the consciousness; so, we can direct our efforts to the conquest of spiritual virtues.
Last updated on Nov 14, 2020 Commentaries on Meditation

Course XXI - Teaching 4: Affective Meditation on the “Black Lady” and the “Abyss”

Subjects started by this Teaching have, as a whole, an inspiring figure: Maitreya. Maitreya is the human and divine archetype. To request of Maitreya, to think of Maitreya, to wish Maitreya right now, is to create in us that image of perfection; it is to be more and more like Maitreya.
Last updated on Nov 14, 2020 Commentaries on Meditation

Course XXI - Teaching 5: Affective Meditation on the “Two Ways” and the “Standard”

The “TWO WAYS”. This exercise, like all exercises in this series, is very clear and simple; its value rests on these qualities. It permits not only the realization of a perfect exercise, but also simplifies the soul processes.
Last updated on Nov 14, 2020 Commentaries on Meditation