Week 9: By Thinking can we Arrive at Understanding?
Reading and Affirmation for March
From the book The Beatitudes: Their Inner Meaning by Swami Kriyananda
Who are the Meek?
Rays of One Light: Weekly Commentaries on the Bible and The Bhagavad Gita
In the Gospel of St. Matthew, Chapter 15, we see a good example of how they and he “locked horns.” Then some of the scribes and Pharisees from Jerusalem came and asked Jesus, “Why do your disciples break our ancient tradition and eat their food without washing their hands properly first?”
As the Bhagavad Gita says in the second Chapter:
The intellects of those who lack fixity of spiritual purpose are inconstant, their interests endlessly ramified.
Week 9: By Thinking can we Arrive at Understanding?
Whispers From Eternity
135. Teach Me to Perform Every Work Just to Please Thee
Father, teach me to perform all my work only to please Thee. Let me feel Thee as the electricity of life, moving the machinery of my bones, nerves, and muscles. In every heart‐throb, every breath, every burst of vital activity, teach me to feel Thy power.
What inspired me from this week’s reading from the Rays of One Light to share with everyone was…
The intellects of those who lack fixity of spiritual purpose are inconstant, their interests endlessly ramified.
We will take these words from the second Chapter of the Bhagavad Gita into our meditation together for reflection. But firstly we will listen to the Psalm of David sung by Mary Kretzmann.
Psalm of David
Listen to the Psalm of David
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Psalm Of David
Reflect, Meditate and Listen to Instrumental Music
Aum Peace Amen
Blessings & Love Rev Sushumna Dinah Pemberton