„Nichts kann zwischen das treten, was GOTT zusammengefügt hat und was der HEILIGE GEIST als eins sieht. Aber alles scheint zwischen die fragmentierten Beziehungen zu treten, die das Ego fördert, um zu

Humility is a beautiful purpose in life, that's what I have always thought about it. But, how many people are really humble in this life? Too many people claim to be humble, when in reality they only disguise

„Es ist nicht so, dass das kleine, begrenzte Ego „Ich“ dich liebt, sondern es ist bedingungslose Liebe, sie kommt aus dem Ozean der unendlichen Liebe.“ - Ram Dass Ich habe heute ein kleines Experiment

Men read the Book of 1 Chronicles and their eyes glaze over. They see nine chapters of tedious genealogies and then a sanitized history of King David. The religious scholar sees it as a post-exilic attempt

Men read the Book of 2 Kings and they see a depressing historical record. They see it as a long, bloody, and ultimately futile chronicle of bad kings, political failure, and divine judgment. They are reading

Men read the Book of 1 Kings and think it's a political soap opera, a history of a golden age that crumbles into civil war. They get fascinated by the wisdom of Solomon, marvel at the Temple, and then

Men read the Book of 2 Samuel and they see a political thriller, the biography of a great king. They get fascinated by David's rise to power, then fixate on his great "sin" with Bathsheba. They

Men read the Book of 1 Samuel and see it as a political history, the origin story of the Israelite monarchy. They get lost in the battles, the intrigue, and the rise and fall of kings. They are reading

„Wir begleiten uns alle nur gegenseitig zurück nach Hause.“ - Ram Dass Ram Dass sagte einmal: „Wir begleiten uns hier einfach nur zurück nach Hause.“ Doch was ist dieses Zuhause wirklich? Ein Kurs in Wundern

Men read the Book of Ruth and see a heartwarming romance, a sentimental tale of loyalty and kindness that stands out from the brutality of Judges. They mistake a profound spiritual alchemy for a Hallmark

Men read the Book of Judges and think it's a collection of ancient superhero stories. They get caught up in the gore of Ehud, the strategy of Deborah, the fleece of Gideon, and the drama of Samson. They

Men read the Book of Joshua and see a spiritual bloodbath. They see a history of genocide, a divine command for ethnic cleansing, and they either recoil in horror or try to justify it with convoluted

Men read the Book of Deuteronomy and think they're listening to a long, sentimental farewell speech. They see it as Moses giving a final pep talk, a "greatest hits" of the law before a new generation

Men read the Book of Numbers and see a divine ledger book. They get bored by the census, disgusted by the constant complaining, and confused by the seemingly random laws. They treat it as the dull, dusty

Men see the Book of Leviticus and their eyes glaze over. They skip it entirely or treat it as a dead relic, a bizarre and irrelevant collection of ancient laws about blood, mildew, and skin rashes. The

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There is one thing that initially fills us with power, but slowly, the same thing eats us from the inside. When a person starts to think that they are superior to everyone, they often feel that they do

Men read the story of Exodus and think it's a historical adventure story about a tribe of slaves escaping a tyrant. They watch the movie, get caught up in the drama of the plagues and the parting of the

Let's be clear so there is no confusion. Men who get into intellectual brawls over a literal six-day creation versus the theory of evolution are completely lost. They are fighting over the menu while starving

„Dieser Kurs bleibt innerhalb des Rahmens des Ego, wo er gebraucht wird.“ - EIN KURS IN WUNDERN, B-Einl.3:1 Ich will heute mal mit dir gemeinsam kontemplieren, wie wir Ein Kurs in Wundern einsetzen, um