Are there lectures in the audio section that cover some or all of this book ? 
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There are some lectures from the radio where the instructors utilized the term "Determinative Energy," which was employed by both Samael Aun Weor and Morya. However, I do not believe these lectures are available through transcriptions, so I am unable to reference them from memory.
However, we have to bear in mind that the science of The Dayspring of Youth permeates the entirety of the Gnostic Doctrine, and constitutes a staple text of this tradition. While the instructors over the radio might not have entirely utilized the terms given by Master Morya, such as Determinative Energy and Transformation Atoms, these subjects are very well explained throughout our website.
For instance, the Runes Course discusses atoms of transformation very well, since the practitioner learns to assimilate these forces at dawn. As for Determinative Energy, this is something the instructors never stop discussing, and for good reason: it is the foundation of all spiritual practice. Another way to say Determinative Energy is simply: sexual force. So while the instructors might not be using the former term, they've still been discussing it all along. Make sense?
However, we have to bear in mind that the science of The Dayspring of Youth permeates the entirety of the Gnostic Doctrine, and constitutes a staple text of this tradition. While the instructors over the radio might not have entirely utilized the terms given by Master Morya, such as Determinative Energy and Transformation Atoms, these subjects are very well explained throughout our website.
For instance, the Runes Course discusses atoms of transformation very well, since the practitioner learns to assimilate these forces at dawn. As for Determinative Energy, this is something the instructors never stop discussing, and for good reason: it is the foundation of all spiritual practice. Another way to say Determinative Energy is simply: sexual force. So while the instructors might not be using the former term, they've still been discussing it all along. Make sense?
Joyful in hope, suffering in tribulation, be thou constant in thy prayer.
Benedictis, qui venit in nomine Domini. Osanna in excelsis.
"Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest!"
Accepted Answer
There are some lectures from the radio where the instructors utilized the term "Determinative Energy," which was employed by both Samael Aun Weor and Morya. However, I do not believe these lectures are available through transcriptions, so I am unable to reference them from memory.
However, we have to bear in mind that the science of The Dayspring of Youth permeates the entirety of the Gnostic Doctrine, and constitutes a staple text of this tradition. While the instructors over the radio might not have entirely utilized the terms given by Master Morya, such as Determinative Energy and Transformation Atoms, these subjects are very well explained throughout our website.
For instance, the Runes Course discusses atoms of transformation very well, since the practitioner learns to assimilate these forces at dawn. As for Determinative Energy, this is something the instructors never stop discussing, and for good reason: it is the foundation of all spiritual practice. Another way to say Determinative Energy is simply: sexual force. So while the instructors might not be using the former term, they've still been discussing it all along. Make sense?
However, we have to bear in mind that the science of The Dayspring of Youth permeates the entirety of the Gnostic Doctrine, and constitutes a staple text of this tradition. While the instructors over the radio might not have entirely utilized the terms given by Master Morya, such as Determinative Energy and Transformation Atoms, these subjects are very well explained throughout our website.
For instance, the Runes Course discusses atoms of transformation very well, since the practitioner learns to assimilate these forces at dawn. As for Determinative Energy, this is something the instructors never stop discussing, and for good reason: it is the foundation of all spiritual practice. Another way to say Determinative Energy is simply: sexual force. So while the instructors might not be using the former term, they've still been discussing it all along. Make sense?
Joyful in hope, suffering in tribulation, be thou constant in thy prayer.
Benedictis, qui venit in nomine Domini. Osanna in excelsis.
"Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest!"
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