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- December 2023: PL 175 Consciousness PL 175 Part 2
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- October 2023: PL 12 Order and Diversity in the World of Spirit
- September 2023: PL 190 Experiencing all Feelings Part 2
- August 2023: PL 190 The Importance of Experiencing all Feelings; the Dynamic State of Laziness Part 1
- July 2023: PL 90 Moralizing vs. Morals: Exaggerations, Disproportionate Reactions, Repressed Needs Part 2
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- May 2023: PL 206 Desire: Creative or Destructive
- April 2023: PL 111 Healthy and Unhealthy Soul Substance; Coping with Demands
- March 2023: PL 29 Finding God's Will: The Forces of Activity and Passivity
- February 2023: PL 18 Free Will
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- January 2023 PL 224 Creative Emptiness
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Daily Review
PL 28
The Guide refers to Daily Review as ‘spiritual hygiene’.
Exercise: Keep a record of incidents that disturb you. Focusing upon subtleties may help us from becoming distracted by exaggerating or over-dramatizing a situation. Notice feelings of discomfort, where your suspect you may be uninformed, ignorant, unprepared, or unaware.
Each week, see if you can relate with the sub-topic.
All you need is a ½ page of lined paper per day. Create 4 columns. At some point during each day, jot down brief notes about each incident (limit:10 per day). Eventually, this can become a thought process.
At the end of each week, read through your entries and complete the last column:
4. What do you notice today that you did not notice at the time? Are there patterns?