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3.19.2021

Serious, consolidating thought

If what we take with us beyond the veil is our spiritual body, our true wisdom, and our capacity to experience joy then it follows that practically speaking we must develop those three things now (which, we've been doing, but it's different when you know it is what you are doing).

True wisdom comes from the Bible. Get parts in relation to the whole understanding of the Bible. Also meditate deeply into the living word. (This also involves systematic theology, biblical history, and literary elements.)

Spiritual body and capacity to experience joy, a higher centers emotion, are developed by Work ideas, practices, and goals. Work effort. Conscious labor, intentional suffering. The two conscious shocks.

Posted by c.t. at 11:31