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Gnosis as Healing - (5821)

It is something really helpful to do a kind of psychological and spiritual check-in with the students that come to the classes. The check-in allows the teacher to see where the students are at and from which internal state they are attending with.

For a particular group somewhere, we are finding that people are generally unwell, overwhelmed, semi-lost, suppressing, unbalanced, tired and a little broken etc. - basically needing healing.

The classes of Gnosis about the classical topics of the four ways, sexual hydrogen, the seven rounds and seven races, involution and evolution - all those kind of things, help a little, but they are not as helpful as they could be, because the students are not in the right space to receive these teachings, which is totally normal when one is suffering in some way.

Sometimes these topics add a bit of extra weight to their already suffering minds of people. 

So Gnosis as knowledge focussed directly to heal our inner life, presenting practical tools is the answer for such students.

If our inner life balances and heals so will our outer life.

Of course, Gnosis or self-knowledge is the answer to all healing. We can never heal something we do not know.

To study simply the different personal issues of suffering with a determined focus on the remedy is the way Gnosis can be healing and useful to such people.

Such healing topics are: balance, energy cultivation, order of our psyche, conscious love, self-remembering, awareness of the mind, trust, hope, conscious faith, solving problems, meditation, consciousness, introspection and so on... 

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