Essence of Teaching – Reflections

Christ, having completed his work, left with us that which we would need to go forward along our intended path.

  • Our way of praying…

o Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth…

  • Two principles/commandments…

o Love God.

o Love one another as I have loved you,

  • His philosophical counsel…

o Think of me and I will think of you: make my glory your concern and leave me to make your welfare and eternal happiness my concern.*

What greater glory would Christ experience before the Father than our bringing the world of our making into congruence with the world of intent… our choicefully, willfully moving towards oneness with the intent of the Source, our becoming intentional beings?

  • The going forward gospels…

o Seeing and understanding the essence of these teachings through reflection and reflective dialogue aimed at accessing the wisdom of intent… a process requiring a perspective of potential and the intuition of wholeness.

 

* Ref.: Caussade, Jean-Pierre de, Self-Abandonment to Divine Providence, Fr. John Joyce, s.j., Ed., Fr. P.H. Ramiere, s.j., Tr., p. 211. © 1959, Templegate, Springfield, Il.

 

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