This seminar is about the Gnostic anthropological interpretation of the legend or mythology of "the Carp and the Dragon" indicating the facing of trials on the journey to reach the Being.
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“In any case, viruses, because they are so small, are more dangerous, more contagious. However, negative people or people with negative emotions are more contagious than viruses and bacteria..”
“Let us begin by saving energy. When a negative emotion shakes us, it is worthwhile for us to know what kind of psychological aggregate has produced it and, after having observed it in action, to subject it to the technique of meditation, in order to disintegrate such an aggregate. Otherwise, how would we do it?..”
“One cannot obey the Ancient of Days if one does not do the will of the Father; one does not do the will of the Father who lies. One does not do the will of the Father whoever lets themself be carried away by negative emotions. So, my dear brethren, it is necessary to learn to live wisely. It is necessary to learn to explore ourselves, to observe ourselves better. Let us now enter into an extraordinary era. The great selection has begun, not all of humanity that populates the face of the earth will serve as the seedbed of the great future Sixth Race, which will exist in the future world.”
Mayan Mysteries - V.M. Samael Aun Weor
How can we transform ourselves, how can we awaken?
How can we make progress in meditation?
What is the role of the creative energies in the path of self-realisation?
Do you want to have direct experiences with the distinct parts of your own Spiritual Being?
If mysticism, tantra, transmutation, pranayama, self-knowledge, meditation, and spiritual development are of interest to you, we invite you to attend our FREE public seminar.
Each meeting contains both theory and practice.
It is not necessary to have attended any previous seminars.
These events are delivered from the Gnostic Institute of Anthropology in Tecoma.
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