You only have to walk down the street to see that our present civilization is founded primarily on the needs of the physical body. Of course, we have to take care of our body, but if we are content to satisfy it while forgetting the existence of the ...
Illness is a sign that disorder rules in the kingdom of the physical body. As humans are not good monarchs, it is they themselves who, through their ignorance, have allowed this disorder to establish itself. Now, a light must dawn in their brain, a ...
Let us consider this remarkable structure that is the human body. It can be compared to a building, the framework being the skeletal system, which in nature corresponds to the mineral realm and which, similarly, acts as material support. The muscles ...
...ymbolically speaking, but widely distributes his flowers and his fruit, in other words his thoughts, his feelings, his words, his light, and his strength. And you too should learn what is alright to give and what you should keep....
In order to put the soul and the spirit first, certain religious leaders thought it would be good – especially during the Middle Ages – to encourage Christians to neglect their physical body, to loathe it, or even to mistreat it, of the view that ...
Stop identifying with your physical body. Your physical body is not you – it is nothing more than your vehicle. The reason why so many human beings lose their bearings and fall apart is that they continually identify with what they are not. The body,...
You see a man standing there quietly; he is still, with a relaxed expression on his face. Suddenly, he receives a jolt from deep down inside – a thought or a feeling of fear, love or anger – and then everything changes, his features, the look in his ...
The human spirit is a child of God, an immortal, divine spark. It contains all God's powers, all his knowledge. Why then is the spirit so limited in its manifestations? Because of the physical body, which is still too crude, too grossly material. ...
The image of a knight on horseback is full of meaning: the knight represents the spirit of man while the horse represents his physical body. Each one of us is then both horse and rider. And just as an equestrian must care for their horse, each of us ...