The Wellsprings of Eternal Joy


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‘True joy is not the result of anything visible or tangible. It is joy without a reason, given to us simply by our sense of existing as a soul and spirit. So instead of waiting to possess something or someone in order to feel joy, you must do the opposite: rejoice in the existence of people and things, for the joy you receive from them will give you the sense that they belong to you. Whatever gives you joy belongs to you, while what belongs to you doesn’t necessarily give you much joy. You truly possess everything that gives you joy, and far more so than if you owned it.’

1 - God, the beginning and end of our journey
2 - Beginning the journey
3 - Suffering is a stimulus
4 - Seeking God’s answers within
5 - In the school of life: the lessons of Cosmic Intelligence
6 - ‘Like a fish in water’
7 - A commitment to heaven
8 - Forging ahead fearlessly
9 - The light of the spirit should be our only guide
10 - Our place on the cosmic Tree
11 - ‘Going abroad’
12 - Patience: its unexpected treasures
13 - And all beings will follow you on this path of joy
14 - Always reach for new heights
15 - So that love will never leave us
16 - Opening the doors to the dream world
17 - The long road to joy
18 - Visits from angelic beings




  • Man's Two Natures, Human and Divine
  • Creation: Artistic and Spiritual
  • The Seeds of Happiness
  • Truth: Fruit of Wisdom and Love
  • The Faith that Moves Mountains
  • Love Greater Than Faith
  • Sons and Daughters of God
  • The Philosopher's stone in the Gospels and in Alchemy
  • The Laughter of a Sage
  • ‘Walk While You Have the Light’

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