Tag: Spiritual evolution
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The Law of One, Session 19: Awakening Through Love, Relationships, and Conscious Choice
February 8, 1981 What moves a being from simply living to becoming aware of its own existence? Why do our relationships bring both joy and difficulty? How do ordinary choices become a spiritual path? Session 19 explores these questions through Ra’s account of the evolution of consciousness. Its most practical teaching brings the discussion close…
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COVID as Catalyst: Fear, Free Will, the Vaccine and the Spiritual Awakening of Humanity
Explore COVID and the vaccine debate as catalysts for spiritual awakening, free will, discernment, truth, compassion and humanity’s search for unity.
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The Father’s House Has Many Dwelling Places: Jesus, the Law of One, and the Quantum Mystery
The Quantum Realm: A Reality Beyond Everyday Experience The quantum realm is a wonderfully strange place. Modern quantum theory emerged through the work of Max Planck, Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, Werner Heisenberg, Erwin Schrödinger, and many other brilliant physicists during the first quarter of the twentieth century. Ironically, Albert Einstein, one of its pioneers, later…
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The 51% Teaching: A Simple Choice That Changes Everything
One of the most intriguing connections in my research is between The Law of One and Oahspe. Oahspe: A New Bible was first published in 1882, almost a century before the Ra contact (1981–1984). It was produced by John Ballou Newbrough (1828–1891), an American dentist, physician, inventor, and spiritual seeker. Newbrough was well educated for…
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The Way of the One- A Universal Spiritual Framework
We are many peoples, cultures, traditions, and paths, yet we arise from one Infinite Source. Throughout human history, humanity has given many names to the mystery behind existence: God, Allah, Brahman, the Tao, the Great Spirit, Infinite Intelligence, the Creator, and countless others. Our words differ because our cultures, histories, and experiences differ. Yet the…
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Understanding the Resurrection of Jesus
New Testament scholar N. T. Wright provides one of the strongest intellectual defenses of the resurrection ever articulated from within serious historical scholarship rather than simple religious devotion. The core point is often misunderstood in modern discussions. Ancient people were not naïve. The Greeks, Romans, and Jews all understood death perfectly well. Writers from Homer…