First Chamber Lectures - All the Areas to Awaken In

First Chamber Lectures - All the Areas to Awaken In - (2950)

We awaken in areas.

There are people very awake and balanced in certain areas of life, but they are unbalanced, out of wack and unaware in other areas of life.

Usually when there is a big ego, we are quite asleep, unbalanced (out of wack) in that areas of life. A person has a rather large "I" of lust means that person is rather asleep in that area.

There are many areas for us to awaken in. The first chamber lectures area essentially areas for us to awaken to.

People are totally unaware of the Law of Karma. So we have to wake up to it. People are mostly unaware of the power of the word, so we must wake up to it. People are aware that we have an essence, a personality and many "I's", people are unaware about life and death so we must awaken to those mysteries, people are unaware of cosmic laws such as return and recurrence so we must wake up to those laws etc.etc.

Of course, by dissolving the ego we begin to wake up in these areas an acquire balance in those areas. But first comes a kind of incipient awakening into those areas and we see that we must dissolve the ego and as we do our awakening in those areas deepen and we arrive closer and closer to balance in those areas.

End (2950).

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