Interview with Jesus Humility By Jesus (AJ Miller) and Mary

127 Pages·2014·0.68 MB·English

Interview With Jesus:
Humility
By
Jesus (AJ Miller) &
Mary Magdalene (Mary Luck)
Sessions 1-5
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This ebook is a transcript of five interviews that took place between Jesus (also known as AJ
Miller) and Mary Magdalene (also known as Mary Luck) on 14th June 2012 in Bathurst,
Australia, and on 30th June 2012, 29th August 2012 and 5th September 2012 in Wondai,
Australia on the subject of humility. In these interviews Jesus describes what humility is,
what it means to live in humility, how humility is essential for our spiritual progression, and
how we resist humility.
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Table of Contents
Part 1 - Humility Session 1 - Introduction to Humility
1. Introduction
2. The contrast between God’s definition of humility and the world’s definition of humility
2.1. Humility is the passionate desire to feel and experience all of our emotions
2.2. Humility is to see ourselves as God sees us
2.3. True humility has no self-judgement or self-consciousness
2.4. Humility takes its name from a Greek word meaning “of the earth”
3. What it means to live in humility
3.1. True humility honours God’s Love and God’s Truth above ourselves
3.1.1. True humility doesn’t elevate or deprecate
3.2. A truly humble person always examines themselves before others
3.3. Humility honours God’s Laws and God’s Gifts
3.4. A truly humble person is not invested in what everyone else is feeling
4. Humility is the cornerstone of our spiritual development
4.1. Humility is essential to establish a relationship with God
4.2. Humility is the doorway to Divine Truth, and Divine Truth is the doorway to Divine Love
4.3. Humility opens us up to change
4.4. Humility does not try to manage or control emotion
4.5. Humility allows us to connect to God
5. The two stages of humility
5.1. Becoming as humble as a child
5.2. Becoming more humble than a child
5.3. Humility is required to love others completely
6. Closing Words
Part 2 - Humility Session 2 - Humility in Practice I
7. Introduction
8. Receiving Divine Love depends upon our desire to experience all emotion
8.1. Receiving Divine Love indicates we are in a state of humility
8.2. Becoming humble is all we need to do for our spiritual growth
8.2.1. Self judgement takes us further away from humility
8.2.2. Investment in God’s opinion of us leads us to humility
9. Humility is a whole hearted desire to feel and experience all of our emotions
9.1. Longing for God’s Love above every other experience leads us to humility
9.2. If we honour God’s Love above all other things we are not afraid to confront the error surrounding us
9.2.1. If we are truly humble we are willing to look foolish and stupid to others
9.3. If we are truly humble we never attempt to shut down or dampen our emotional experience
9.3.1. If we are truly humble we embrace our terror when it arises
9.4. If we are truly humble we will never get angry or afraid about feeling our emotions
9.5. If we are truly humble we do not feel we’re losing things by choosing the Divine Love Path
9.5.1. When we’re humble we see which of our relationships have substance
10. Receiving Divine Love depends upon our willingness to take responsibility for and release all error inside
of us
10.1. When we’re humble we do not seek validation or permission to feel from others
10.2. When we’re humble we do not blame others for our pain and suffering
10.3. Taking responsibility involves desiring to experience the Law of Compensation
10.4. Taking responsibility involves desiring to experience causal emotions
10.5. Taking responsibility involves abandoning anger, justifications, minimisations and denial
10.6. Taking responsibility involves desiring to feel our fear about becoming a trusting child again
10.7. Questions to ask ourselves to identify how willing we are to be humble and to take responsibility for
our errors
11. Closing Words
Part 3 - Humility Session 3 - Humility in Practice II
12. Introduction
13. Humility is essential to connect with God and God’s Truth
13.1. Humility is a willingness to be overwhelmed by our emotions and by God’s emotions
13.2. Humility is a willingness to see ourselves as God sees us
13.3. Humility is a willingness to make mistakes and be open to new ideas
13.4. Humility is a whole hearted desire to feel and experience all emotion
13.5. Humility is a desire to feel ourselves and God above all other things
13.6. Humility is a willingness to take responsibility for, experience and release all error within us
14. Working through emotional blockages to humility
15. Divine Love can only flow when we are willing to be as we truthfully are
15.1. Working through the façade self and discovering the injured and real selves
15.1.1. An example of being humble when we discover anger within ourselves
15.2. Humility encompasses ethics and morality
15.3. Humility is seeing God’s perception of ourselves - an illustration from the Bible
16. Humility is a willingness to be taught by God
16.1. An example of the Law of Attraction operating in Western society vs. in poor countries
16.1.1. The Law of Attraction can occur in a loving or harsh way
16.2. God teaches us through other people, spirits and nature
16.3. Being willing to be taught by God involves being emotionally open to God
16.3.1. Going through the process of developing humility
16.4. A humble person immediately puts into practice what they learn
16.5. Becoming open to God teaching us
17. Humility is the ability to receive both direct and indirect council
17.1. Becoming sensitive to the Law of Attraction
17.2. Becoming loving in an unloving environment
18. Closing Words
Part 4 - Humility Session 4 - Resistance to Humility I
19. Why we find humility difficult
19.1. Reason 1: Self-reliance
19.2. Reason 2: Feeling unable to cope with overwhelming emotion
19.2.1. Not feeling our emotions creates an openness to being manipulated
20. How we resist humility: arrogance
20.1. Arrogance prevents openness to new ideas
20.2. God’s Truth about arrogance
20.3. The difficulty of releasing arrogance
21. How we resist humility: the false ego
21.1. Why the false ego state is attractive to maintain
21.2. Reasons for our investment in the façade self
21.2.1. The analogy of our soul lighting fires
21.3. How to break down the façade with courage, integrity and honesty
22. How we resist humility: judgement and criticism
22.1. The example of Divine Truth being labelled a cult by the media
22.2. Reasons that we judge
22.3. Judgement blocks Divine Truth and Divine Love
23. How we resist humility: denial
23.1. The three main types of denial: justification, minimisation and shifting the blame
23.2. Denial of God’s Laws
23.2.1. An example of denying the truth about abortion
23.2.2. An example of denying the truth about eating meat
23.3. Resistance to humility creates hypocrisy
23.4. Reasons we are invested in staying in denial
24. How we resist humility: anger with others
24.1. How to release anger
24.1.1. Anger results from pain in the past that we haven’t released
25. How we resist humility: hatred and resentment
25.1. Gender differences in the expression of hatred
25.2. How to work through emotions of hatred and resentment
25.3. Hatred can be caused by feelings of superiority in addition to feelings of powerlessness
26. Closing Words
26.1. A lack of humility eventually creates our own death
26.2. The importance of humility
Part 5 - Humility Session 5 - Resistance to Humility II
27. Introduction
28. How we resist humility: living in fear
28.1. Living in fear prevents desire and happiness
28.2. Living in fear supports the maintenance of false beliefs
28.3. People in a complete state of love never respond in fear
28.4. Fear is not real from God’s perspective
28.4.1. An example of a boy who’s in a violent situation
28.5. The stages involved in recognising and releasing our fear
28.6. Addictions and false beliefs keep us from feeling our fear
28.7. Taking action challenges our fears
28.7.1. Releasing fear involves softening into fear, rather than conquering it
28.7.2. Desires can draw us through our fear
29. How we resist humility: doubt
29.1. Doubt is created by a lack of humility to fear, and is triggered by taking action
29.1.1. An example of a couple having arguments
29.2. Erroneous societal beliefs about doubt
29.2.1. Children learn rapidly because they are not in a state of doubt
30. How we resist humility: seeking power, position, glory, respect or value
30.1. An example of musicians seeking glory and attention
30.1.1. The effects of seeking power, glory and attention on other people
30.2. How to release injuries surrounding seeking power, glory and attention
30.2.1. An example of family members seeking power, glory and respect
31. How we resist humility: jealousy
31.1. Emotions that drive jealousy
31.2. Acknowledging our jealousy and other dark emotions
31.3. Jealousy can be about our perceptions rather than reality
32. How we resist humility: commiseration
32.1. Commiseration results from not wanting to take personal responsibility for our creations
32.2. Commiseration creates stagnation
32.3. Differences between commiseration and compassion
33. How we resist humility: false humility
33.1. Emotions that drive false humility
33.2. If we’re truly humble our lives will change
33.3. True humility feels edgy, uncomfortable and like being alive
33.4. Differences between humility and false humility
34. Closing Words
34.1. AJ describes his personal experiences in becoming humble
34.2. The relationship between humility, truth and love
34.2.1. The importance of humility
Appendices
Appendix 1: Humility Session 1 Outline
Appendix 2: Humility Session 2 Outline
Appendix 3: Humility Session 3 Outline
Appendix 4: Humility Sessions 4-5 Outline