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THE LOTUS CIRCLE 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

PART I 

 1. Garden of Eden

 2. Fall of Adam

 3. Evolution of Spirit

 4. Creation

 5. Purgatory

 6. Mantra

 7. Meditation

 8. Man’s Spirit

 9. Death

10. Following Nature's Laws

11. Hidden Powers of Man

12. Effects of Thought

13. Offering

14. Spirit Communication

15. Universal Consciousness

16. Birth

17. God Turned Flat Earth into Round

18. Left and Right Spirits

19. Psychic Charge of Man

20. Christ the King: "I Shall Return”

21. Time

22. Love

23. Work or Effort

24. Intelligence

25. Dialectic Materialism

26. Heaven and Hell

27. Right Thoughts, Words, and Deeds

28. Levels of Perfection

29. Man and Woman

30. Religion

31. Problems in Life

32. Definitions of Will Power, Intelligence, and Love

33. Conflict Between Matter and Spirit

34. The Mind 

35. Soul

36. Sleep and Dreams 

37. Management of Time

38. Will Power + Intelligence = Love

39. Computer Justice

40. Awareness

41. Sex

42. Temptations

43. All Souls’ Day

44. Pranic Energy = Christ = Love

45. Actions

46. Inspiration

47. Judgment

48. Forgiveness

49. Resurrection

50. Path to Heaven


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INTELLIGENCE

 

 

Why are some intelligent, some are dull, some are studious, and some are intellectually lazy?

 

Let us first examine the characteristics of Intelligence ---  memory, analysis, synthesis, creative power, and psychic ability.  Intelligence is not a function of status.  There are dull and intelligent among the rich, as well as among the poor.  In general, however, the rich are better educated than the poor.

 

Intelligence is an attribute of the spirit rather than of the body.  It is the vessel of knowledge.  Some knowledge can be stored, some deduced, others created.

 

What one learns in school, books, or experiences are relayed and stored in the vessel.  Their spiritual counterpart is taken to be added to the spirit's Intelligence.  That is why it grows and grows.   The more experienced a person is, the more intelligent he becomes than before.  In other words, Intelligence is a faculty of the spirit that can grow or rust depending on its use.  The pleasures on Earth tend to satisfy the cravings of the body for material things, but they hinder the development of Intelligence.

 

But with will power and Intelligence, man is almost but not fully like God.  He has to learn Love, to experience and practice Love.  First at home.  He learns to love his parents. After initially quarreling with his brothers and sisters, one eventually learns to love them.  Then he has special friends usually of the same sex.  Then he experiences carnal love, love of the opposite sex.   Afterwards, he experiences Love for children.  Eventually, he should develop Love for his neighbors.

 

How does one love his neighbor?  By wishing him no ill, by helping his neighbor when he is in dire need, by being of .service to the needy, or by doing apostolic work. And when this is complete, he is ready to love God purely.

 

When man has mastered will power through work, Intelligence through study, and Love through loving his neighbor, then he is a tiny image of God and God is ready to accept him to become one with Him forever in heaven.

 

 

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