Human Relationships: The World's Definition Of Love By Jesus (AJ

108 Pages·2015·1.27 MB·English

Human Relationships:
The World’s Definition Of Love
By
Jesus (AJ Miller) &
Mary Magdalene (Mary Luck)
Sessions 1-3
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This ebook is a transcript of three seminars delivered on 21st May 2011 in Melbourne,
Australia, on 10th September 2011 in Murgon, Australia and on 24th September 2011 in
Brisbane, Australia by AJ Miller (who claims to be Jesus) and Mary Luck (who claims to be
Mary Magdalene) as part of the Human Relationships series. In these seminars Jesus and
Mary discuss the differences between the world’s definition of love and God’s definition of
love, such as; love is never painful, love is never demanding, and love is not justice, love is
logical, love never abuses, love results in change, love never compromises and love never
lies. In these talks Jesus also describes the process of how to come to learn God’s definition
of love in our souls by releasing fear and other emotional errors.
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Table of Contents
The World’s Definition of Love: Session 1
1. Introduction
2. Love is never painful
2.1. An example of feeling pain when a partner is unfaithful
2.2. Many relationships that feel like love are due to addictions being met
2.3. An illustration of AJ not meeting Mary’s addictions when they first met
2.3.1. Feeling unworldly and unattractive
2.3.2. Feeling unsafe
2.4. Experimenting with the notion that love is never painful
3. Love is never demanding
3.1. An example of a gathering of some of the fourteen at the Apostle John’s house
4. Love never sacrifices
5. Love is not justice
5.1. An illustration of an “eye for an eye”
5.2. The beauty of loving those who are unloving to us
5.3. An example of wanting to boycott products from Israel
5.4. The beauty of loving those who are unloving to us (continued)
6. Examples of love in different scenarios
6.1. An example of feeling pain in a relationship with a mother
6.2. An example of paying extra for luggage on an airline flight
6.3. An example of paying for meals in restaurants
6.4. An example of people believing that love sacrifices
6.5. An example of tithing
7. Closing Words
7.1. Answering questions through prayer
The World’s Definition of Love: Session 2, Part 1
8. Introduction
9. The cause and effect of loving behaviour
9.1. Trying to become more loving through the intellect is fighting our own nature
9.2. An example of attracting controlling older men
9.2.1. Speaking the truth takes us closer to the cause
9.3. Dealing with the cause automatically changes the effect
9.4. An example of a woman who is unsure how to behave and express herself
9.5. Being in truth about our feelings
10. Working through terror to become more loving
10.1. Terror of parental violence
10.2. Living in terror vs. feeling terror
10.2.1. Terror is the cause of many Law of Attraction events
10.3. Choosing to feel terror prevents us acting out in rage
10.3.1. Spirits influence us out of our terror
10.3.2. We are able to release any emotion that has entered us
10.3.3. Beliefs that prevent us from feeling fear and terror
10.4. Working through blockages to feeling terror
10.4.1. Feeling the addiction
10.5. Bodily responses to avoiding and feeling fear and terror
10.6. Contrary to the worldview, it’s unloving to take people out of their emotions
11. Dealing with the full extent of terror and trauma in our souls
11.1. Faith and courage help us to fully feel the trauma and terror within us
12. Love is much more powerful than fear, terror and anger
12.1. An example of spirits who control the Chinese government
12.2. God views love as the greatest and most powerful emotion
12.2.1. Releasing terror is necessary to learn that love rules
12.3. Love creates change
12.4. Love is not vulnerable
12.5. Love brings everything to us
12.6. Love is childlike and spontaneous
13. Summary of Session 2, Part 1
The World’s Definition of Love: Session 2, Part 2
14. The world’s vs. God’s definition of love
14.1. Love is never painful
14.2. Love is never demanding
14.3. Love is never sacrifice
14.4. Love is not justice
15. Coming to accept God’s view of love
15.1. An illustration of loving somebody who does not love us back
16. Discerning between addictions and love
16.1. Happiness can be derived from love or from addictions being met
16.2. Discerning Divine Love from feelings from spirits
16.2.1. God’s Love is not selective and will never feed addictions
16.2.2. God’s Love causes us to grow in love
16.2.3. Discerning addictions vs. love
16.2.4. Reasons for feeling afraid of confusing God’s Love with feelings from spirits
16.3. An example of a lady discerning love from addictions in a relationship
16.3.1. Being truthful and open
16.3.2. Truth binds relationships together
16.3.3. “Perfect” relationships when we’re not at-one with God are addictive
16.3.4. Truthful relationships that include God brings people closer
17. Differences in learning God’s view of love for reincarnated people vs. people in their first incarnation
17.1. Learning through the heart rather than intellectually
17.2. Earth changes do not affect progression on the Divine Love Path
18. Using Natural Love Path techniques to identify soul feelings
19. Receiving God’s Love
19.1. Information in the Padgett messages about receiving God’s Love
19.2. Soul attributes required to receive God’s Love
19.3. An example of a man being driven to ask questions by a spirit
19.4. Developing God’s definition of soul attributes
19.5. Developing God’s way of learning through the soul
19.6. Developing a desire to truly see ourselves
20. Closing Words
20.1. Growing in love attracts others to the Divine Love Path
20.2. Difficulties in connecting in a relationship with fear
The World’s Definition of Love: Session 3, Part 1
21. Introduction
22. The world mistakenly believes that it knows love
23. Fear-based and love-based beliefs
23.1. Fear within our souls allows fear-based beliefs to enter us
23.2. An example of having fear of authority
23.3. We project our fear-based beliefs onto other events in our lives
23.4. An example of AJ previously believing that God is a God of wrath
23.5. Releasing fear-based beliefs is necessary for the world to become loving
24. Love is logical
24.1. An example of turning the other cheek
24.2. An example of being self responsible
24.3. An example of retaliating for a child’s death
24.4. Emotionally distancing ourselves from unloving acts in society
25. Love is not justice
26. Love is logical (continued)
26.1. Our view of logic can be distorted by fear-based beliefs
26.1.1. An example of how we arrange our kitchens
27. There is no fear in real love
27.1. The world erroneously believes that love placates fear
27.2. God’s definition of love needs to enter our heart to change us
28. Love is logical (continued)
28.1. Logic and truth are strongly connected
28.2. Logic and economy are strongly connected
28.3. An illustration of logic and love in relationships
28.4. Truth, justice and judgement
28.4.1. An example of AJ wearing glasses
29. Love never abuses
29.1. Love of ourselves does not allow abuse
29.2. False beliefs that abuse is acceptable enter us as children
29.3. An illustration of different terms used for physical abuse of children and adults
30. Love always results in change or growth
31. Fear originates from the fear of our own emotions
31.1. An example of terrorism and violence
31.2. An example of immigration
32. Fear is not real from God’s perspective
32.1. An example of the fear of violence and death
32.2. An example of drug use
32.2.1. Altering our body with drugs prevents us from absorbing truth and love
32.3. Differences between urgency based on fear and urgency based on love
32.3.1. An example of children dying of malnutrition
33. Love is never jealous
33.1. An example of discovering our partner is unfaithful to us
The World’s Definition of Love: Session 3, Part 2
34. Love is never compromise
34.1. Emotionally compromising is not being truthful about how we really feel
34.2. Our internal and external dialogue are identical when we no longer compromise
34.3. Relationships can never be close when we compromise our true feelings, desires and passions
34.4. Negotiation is all about compromise
34.4.1. An example of border control
34.4.2. An example of refugees
34.4.3. Love automatically wants to repair unloving problems
34.4.4. An example of food production
34.4.5. An example of weapon manufacture
34.4.6. An example of the economy
34.4.7. An example of refugees and border control (continued)
34.4.8. An example of fences
35. Love never lies
36. Receiving God’s definition of love into our souls
36.1. Receiving God’s Love opens our soul up to love-based beliefs entering
36.2. Discovering true spirituality
37. The power of love
38. Closing Words
Appendix: Seminar Outline