1920_08_23 Morning Prayer, 23 August and Work of the Disciples (Nik)

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Готов превод Сутрешен наряд, 23 август и Работа на учениците - 23.8.1920-СБ-312 / .: 23.8.1920-СБ-312

Morning Prayer, 23 August and Work of the Disciples

23 August, Monday, 6 am.

The Good Prayer.

Reflection:

About the growth of Divine thoughts in our minds.

About the awakening of Divine feelings in our souls.

About the liberation from all remnants of our past existences.

About the acceptance of the Divine life.

Prayer of the Spirit.

The Path of Life. (prayer)

Prayer of the Kingdom.

"The Lord's Prayer."

23 August, Monday, 8 am

Work of the Disciples

After breakfast, the following topics were given as a subject for discussion that day.

How to take food.

How the blood is formed.

How the thought is created.

This year, everyone will choose a branch of life and will study it comprehensively. For example, one of you loves to raise bees - he will study their lives in detail. If he wants to write an essay on this, he should have data based on his own observations and research. Another one, for example, has oxen - let him study why some of their eyes have one color and others have another; let him study all their features. A third one loves gardens - let him grow various vegetables or flowers, study the conditions under which they grow best, etc. Some of you may be studying the mountains and rivers in Bulgaria or the comets, the changes of the Sun - why it is sometimes red and other times it has a different color. If you want, you can study something about hair - why it falls off, why some people have long and others short one, why it sometimes turns gray early. Another may study the eyes - their shape, size, color, etc.

If you do not take to studying one or another issue comprehensively, the fragmentary knowledge you have on various issues, will not benefit you.

- Can the issue be determined right now?

- It can, and it will be even better.

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