15.06.2009, 23:39
Eine Tasse Kaffee und andere Freuden der "Welt" aus Kurssicht in englischer Sprache betrachtet:
http://www.facimoutreach.org/qa/question...3.htm#Q345
Darin u.a. folgende Passage:
Jesus gently teaches us how to use the world and the body in a way that would facilitate the healing of our minds. He counsels us to see our lives as classrooms with either him or the ego as our teacher -- the choice is ours to make. So if we join with Jesus and view our lives as classrooms in which we are learning how to awaken from the nightmare of separation from God, then our focus will be on identifying how we reinforce the separation in our interactions and relationships. In this context, enjoying a good cup of coffee is irrelevant, unless we make it into a big deal, which we easily could by allowing it to make or ruin our day, and then hold someone else responsible.
Viel Spaß beim "Unterricht".
Alles Liebe
Jens
http://www.facimoutreach.org/qa/question...3.htm#Q345
Darin u.a. folgende Passage:
Jesus gently teaches us how to use the world and the body in a way that would facilitate the healing of our minds. He counsels us to see our lives as classrooms with either him or the ego as our teacher -- the choice is ours to make. So if we join with Jesus and view our lives as classrooms in which we are learning how to awaken from the nightmare of separation from God, then our focus will be on identifying how we reinforce the separation in our interactions and relationships. In this context, enjoying a good cup of coffee is irrelevant, unless we make it into a big deal, which we easily could by allowing it to make or ruin our day, and then hold someone else responsible.
Viel Spaß beim "Unterricht".
Alles Liebe
Jens