Freedom Technique: Path to Awareness and Love with Autobiography by Lester Levenson
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Freedom Technique: Path to Awareness and Love with Autobiography by Lester Levenson
If you can pose and hold the question “What am I?” until what you really are presents itself, it’s the fastest was to complete freedom. But I have yet to meet the person who has done it. But if you’d stay around the clock with only “What am I?” rejecting all other thought, in a matter of a few weeks, you’d have it. In any event, you should always h
... See moreIt’s possible to grow every day through all our different relationships and meetings. We’re here for growth, not a test.
When we look at ourselves as we really are, and discover what we are, we discover that all things are possible to us, that all intelligence is available to us, that we have a direct line to omniscience, to omnipotence. And the only thing that keeps us from using it is these preindoctrinated dictums from our parents and teachers: Do. Don’t.
Get to the place where no one and nothing can disturb you. Take full responsibility for what’s happening to you. Get the habit of bringing the unconscious causative thought up into consciousness, so that you can drop it and be free of it. I developed this. Every time anything unpleasant happened to me, I would say, “What did I do to cause this?” Im
... See moreEvery meeting you have with these great ones leaves you other than what you were before. They always do something for you. They leave you with a tremendous new revelation. They never leave you the same. And this is the way you can tell whether the meeting is real, or whether it’s just your imagination. It’s difficult, because a great one usually is
... See moreBut you cannot transcend the body by killing it. If you kill the body before you’re able to consciously walk out of it, you’ll only have to get a new body, be reborn again, and wait twenty years or so before you can start on the path again – all a terrible waste of time! You transcend the body when you can consciously exit it. Then you never have t
... See moreYou use your car to take you around, but you don’t say, “I am the car.” Like wise, your body is a carcass, or better, a “carycase.” You’re using it as a vehicle now. If you say, “I am the body,” it’s the same as driving your car and saying, “I am the car.”
Habitual tendencies don’t have to be cut out permanently – just for a time, to demonstrate who is the master. The tendency to seek approval is a big one to deal with. Everyone’s attention is taken up in seeking approval. Everyone is doing it; it’s such a waste of effort and time. Let me say that when you seek, whether it’s with the ultimate questio
... See moreTake the colleges. They tell you you must learn to think for yourself. But if you think differently from the professors, you flunk.