Dear Friends,
We had another gorgeous session earlier today. 
This lecture continues on the themes of Love, Wisdom and Truth and has a very interesting take on War and Peace.
Here is the recording of the lecture on youtube:
Our song for today was Sila Zhiva – Living Power – Here is a YouTube link by Brother Gilles Hainault:
“Sila zhiva, sila zhiva, kazhi
de voda izvira, de voda izvira.
Izvira, izvira, de voda izvira.
Izvira, izvira, de voda izvira.
Kazhi mi, kazhi mi, kazhi mi 2
sladki dumi dve.
Tvoyte dumi dve,
sladki dumi dve.
Note: This song, performed once or twice, is followed without pause by “Tell Your Sorrows” [Skrâbta si ti kazhi.
Living power, tell me where water is springing from. Tell me two sweet words.
Your two words are two sweet words.”
Given on November 19, 1922, by Beinsa Douno
General Esoteric Class, 2nd year, lecture 8.
From the Prayers and Formulas book:
The Words of Wisdom for today (actually given on February 19th) was about Peace: “I am the peace I long to see radiating throughout the world. ” In Spanish by Wini and in English by Ardella, see the attached.
Our next session is on March 7th, same time at 11am. We will be reading the lecture: Love and Affection”
https://en-petardanov.com/
With Love and Light,
Nevenka
From: Heirs of the Earth – Beinsa Douno, August 9, 1942
“Everyone talks about Love, but only a few realize it as a great power, as a great virtue. It gives meaning to life and brings harmony to it. Without love, life is death, and without devotion, life is hell. When a person no longer loves, they die; when they no longer love, they descend into hell. God said to the first man, “On the day you eat of the forbidden fruit, you shall die.” This means: on the day you transgress the law of Love, you shall die. Death implies a person’s separation from Love. When talking about Love, people see it on the one hand as a manifestation in the individual life of man, and on the other – as a manifestation of collective life. Authors, various writers, novelists, and philosophers examine the questions of life from this perspective. For example, Victor Hugo resolves the internal contradictions in the individual life of man. Tolstoy, on the other hand, resolves a major social issue – the cause of wars, major disputes and misunderstandings between nations. Both of them are right, in terms of their views, in their novels ‘Les Misérables’ and ‘War and Peace’ respectively.”
“And the modern people, same as Tolstoy, wonder what is the reason for the existence of evil in the world. What do soldiers do when they cross a bridge? – In order not to destroy it, they do not walk in rhythm, but walk randomly one or two or three at a time. Based on this law of physics, I say: evil exists because of the rhythmical acts of evil. When soldiers walk rhythmically across a bridge, they destroy it. When many people walk rhythmically in the direction of evil, they create great disasters in the world: earthquakes, floods, etc. In order for evil to cease, for disasters to end, people must renounce the rhythm of their distorted minds and hearts, their consensus on evil acts. They must unite in mind, heart, and will in doing good, in order to turn the Earth into a paradise and to transform their lives into music and singing.”
