This is a new translation using Google to translate from the original German and adjusted by Laura Zanutto and slightly tweaked by Kristina Kaine 2015 Consciously purify the body of thought. Discipline thinking. Concentrating on the positive. Converting the black doves of thought into white doves, because our thinking is,... Read More
This is a new translation using Google to translate from the original German and adjusted by Laura Zanutto and slightly tweaked by Kristina Kaine 2015 Consciously purify the Astral Body: antipathy and sympathy are converted into universal love. Passions and desires keep silent. The power of Christ penetrates with his... Read More
The three nights of the white lily. This is a new translation using Google to translate from the original German and adjusted by Laura Zanutto and slightly tweaked by Kristina Kaine 2015 The soul recognizes that it is unable to hold above, that it is drawn down again, because there... Read More
Night of John. The Eagle of the soul circling high on its wings and looking back from a great height, observes its own life. And now the man recognizes the Laws of Karma. The Mystery: Choosing the narrow and difficult path or the path that is wide and easy. For... Read More
Christmas Eve, when Christ is born in the soul, the soul asks: can I listen with all my weaknesses, deficiencies and passions? Symbol: The stable of Bethlehem, in which in lowliness and poverty is born the Light of the World. The Voice of the Silence penetrates to the soul and... Read More
Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love are the steps we take each year to the ultimate experience of the birth of Christ Jesus within us. This is a continual birthing process not bound by our idea of time and space. It is a personal inner process preparing us for the year... Read More
After allowing Hope and Peace to live in our hearts over the last two weeks, we now come to Joy. Chara is the Greek word for joy. In chapter 15 of St John’s Gospel are the words, “that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be... Read More
During the second week of Advent we can focus on peace. In the Greek language, peace is eirene probably from a primary verb eiro which means to join; in Hebrew it is shalom, signifying wholeness. This idea of joining that which is not joined; and making whole that which is... Read More