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Overcoming the Self that is ‘Too Serious’
In this article I will discuss Master Sanat Kumara’s words: « “Am I too serious? Why am I so serious?” Well, it is because you have assigned some epic importance to the spiritual path in general and to your personal progress on that path. You have defined a goal for your spiritual growth that has some epic significance—to you at least.» [1] The Self That is ‘Too Serious’ about the Path is Still the Ego Master Jesus told us several times: 'Until you ascend, you will have remna
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5 days ago4 min read


Transcending the Desires of the Ego
In this article, I will discuss why following a spiritual path involves overcoming the desires of the ego. My comments will be based on the teachings of Master Maitreya: « We have for a very long time presented the path in a different light, namely that it is not mechanical, because the decisive factor for your progress is your willingness to apply the teachings to yourself, look into your subconscious mind, and resolve what we now call the subconscious selves. »[1] The Mecha
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Sep 113 min read


Following the spiritual path means transcending the desires of the ego
In this article, I will discuss why following the spiritual path means transcending the desires of the ego. I will base my comments on the teachings of Master Maitreya. « We have for a very long time presented the path in a different light, namely that it is not mechanical, because the decisive factor for your progress is your willingness to apply the teachings to yourself, look into your subconscious mind, and resolve what we now call the subconscious selves. »[1] The Mech
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Sep 44 min read
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