Study Tools for the Independent Spiritual Student

An imperative feature for the progressional independent spiritual student is to identify the truth within all the scriptures that exist around the world. A positioned totalitarian inclination dominates the majorities that causes powerful attachments to cultural ardent dogma. Severe limitations of spiritual growth are appended that inhibit the progressional level of consciousness. If the independent spiritual student positions themselves within the New Testament, the limitations of intellectual expansion, resulting from egocentric devotion and delusion, cause suppression of spiritual knowledge and growth.

Study All Scriptural Resources:

Considering all scripture expands the knowledge and precipitates the path to an enlightened comprehension of spiritual context. The powers of the darkness maneuvers each cultural entity within matrix thinking that inculcates deception. The deluded reality produces a totalitarian mentality that causes a closed minds and disbelief.

A Dogmatically Positioned Individual hinders intellectual expansion

Identifying the truth within each collection of Scripture requires listening to your inner spirit. The inner spirit dwells within a circumspection of truth; the mind and ego serve an obstacle to connecting with the inner person. Considering all scripture avoids attachment and creates impartial judgment of clarity. The dogmatically positioned individual resorts to its affliction of a brainwashed disposition of biased religious intolerance.

Studying the Bhagavad Gita:

The Bhagavad Gita provides deep enlightening truth that can flabbergast the western mind that appends to Christianity. There are several different translations of the Bhagavad Gita of simplicity and difficultly. Ninety percent of the Bhagavad Gita is the hard-hitting truth and teaches a path to independent spiritual enlightenment. The Upanishads and The Rig Veda correlate with the Bhagavad Gita.

Identify and Discern the Truth within Scripture.

The Dhammapada contains the teachings of The Buddha and complements the Bhagavad Gita. The Dhammapada provides straight forward simplistic information; the teachings of the Buddha are essential for the independent spiritual student. Simple idioms in The Dhammapada—behaving badly, do what is good—are phrases defined in the Hebrew Scriptures and The Bhagavad Gita.

Scriptures from China:

Among the scriptures that is available from China are The Tao Te Ching of Lao Tuz and The Analects of Confucius; both sources beneficial for the independent student of spirituality. The writings from Lao Tuz date back to the sixth century BCE, before Lao Tzu existed, Confucius lived and taught the truth. The Tao Te Ching provides 81 easy-to-read verses.

The Quran:

The Quran was written from the followers of Muhammad. Muhammad was an enlightened “official” Prophet, but not the last enlightened individual. The followers of Muhammad wrote the Quran; the writers wrote a large portion of the Quran based on the dogma of Judaism and Christianity during the era of the seventh century. The spiritual student can benefit studying the Quran. The Quran teaches about the Omnipresent Almighty Divine Source. The foundation of the Quran corresponds with the old culture of Arabia, which is fifteen hundred years old—it is of immense importance that a student distinguishes between truth and falsehood when studying scripture.

Studying the Hebrew and Greek Scriptures:

Studying the Hebrew and Greek scriptures, a person must utilize an Interlinear and possess a Hebrew and Greek dictionary. The translation in English does not enable sufficient depth of context and meaning. The Strong’s concordance is the only reliable dictionary that is in print. The concordance works with the Kings James Version using a number system. For instance, the word “worship” consists of seven different Hebrew and Greek words translating as “worship”. The English definition that we use as—worship—adverts to attending church or a mosque and offering worship. The religions in the world are involved in worship that incorporates of Idolatry. The Hebrew and Greek words lack correlation to the English definition of worship.

Totalitarian Religious Dogma Suppresses the Depths of Spiritual Knowledge

Another study tool to recognize is studying artwork. The truth is sometimes right in front of the observer. The powers of the darkness cause power deception within the world that blinds the intellectual powers of humanity—Idolatry is the predominant cause. Seek and you will find (as the saying goes) the context adverts to many years, and for the majority several lifetimes; some people will never comprehend because of karmic bonds. Seeking truth comprises of a continual education. The light of truth progresses brighter and brighter for the diligent independent spiritual seeker; the brightness exists within all Scripture that is available.