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8.20.2012

Capacity

"...with respect to the capacity of the creature."

The above sentence refers to our ability to experience or enjoy God in the Kingdom of God. Boston simply refers to our capacity which really is level of being. The Bible clearly states there will be different levels of being in heaven.

This really is the central teaching of the Work - increasing level of being. Provoking limits so as to be able to extend limits. Reaching plateaus and crossing thresholds. Ultimately reaching crown levels. - C.

Posted by c.t. at 17:20