1 result for (book:ecs3 AND heading:"esp class session april 6 1971" AND stemmed:do)
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listen
labor
Alpha
gloss
platitudes
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It is not beyond the range of the readers and none of them are beyond Ruburt’s students either, and now I will listen and see how you did on your assignment. I listened to you this evening. You do not listen to me. That is fair play. I may make comments, however.
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Until you know what your feelings are you do not know where you stand, and you cannot know where you want to go or how to make changes. And if you lie to yourselves about your feelings or gloss them over, then you cannot begin to understand the spiritual reality for you will use it instead as an aspirin to cover up the symptoms of disease both mental, spiritual and psychic.
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(To Theodore.) Now do not escape through platitudes.
And you all did very much better, and that is what I was thinking of. We will be doing more work—labor, hard labor, in which you look into yourselves and discover what you really feel and from then on we can proceed.
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