Hello,
I was reading about adultery and found this quote on your website:
What do we understand by adulterer? When a man has sexual contact with another person that does not belong to him. When a man takes a woman and abandoned the one he already has, he is an adulterer. Even more when he takes this woman just to transmute, He still is an adulterer. The man is charged with a type of energy from his wife and when he enters in sexual contact with another woman that isn’t his wife. These two equal energies are destroyed, an electrical shock comes afterwards and a cable is burned. Which? The fine thread that exist within the spinal column, through which the sulfur arises. When this thread is burned, the alchemist loses all degrees and fails in the great work. The work is very delicate. This is why is written in the book of Revelation of Saint John that neither the fornicator nor adulterer will enter into the New Jerusalem." - Samael Aun Weor, from the lecture "Harvest of the Sun"
Could you please tell me where is it taken from, cos in your newly posted lecture of the same name this text does not exit?
Thank you.
I was reading about adultery and found this quote on your website:
What do we understand by adulterer? When a man has sexual contact with another person that does not belong to him. When a man takes a woman and abandoned the one he already has, he is an adulterer. Even more when he takes this woman just to transmute, He still is an adulterer. The man is charged with a type of energy from his wife and when he enters in sexual contact with another woman that isn’t his wife. These two equal energies are destroyed, an electrical shock comes afterwards and a cable is burned. Which? The fine thread that exist within the spinal column, through which the sulfur arises. When this thread is burned, the alchemist loses all degrees and fails in the great work. The work is very delicate. This is why is written in the book of Revelation of Saint John that neither the fornicator nor adulterer will enter into the New Jerusalem." - Samael Aun Weor, from the lecture "Harvest of the Sun"
Could you please tell me where is it taken from, cos in your newly posted lecture of the same name this text does not exit?
Thank you.
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We have completed our restoration of this lecture. We hope you find it to be as impressive as we do.
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Samael Aun Weor gave many, many lectures, and often gave the same lecture over and over, but with variations. Therefore, there are multiple recordings and transcriptions, all with the same title (given by students, by the way), and no organization among them, since they were recorded by different people in different places, etc.
In regards to this particular lecture, there are many versions of it, and most are incomplete or are edited in strange ways.
Our version is currently only about half of the lecture. We will add the rest when the transcription and translation are complete. The quote you asked about is towards the end of the lecture.
In regards to this particular lecture, there are many versions of it, and most are incomplete or are edited in strange ways.
Our version is currently only about half of the lecture. We will add the rest when the transcription and translation are complete. The quote you asked about is towards the end of the lecture.
If you find our resources useful and want others to benefit as well, make a donation to Glorian Publishing. Every donation makes a difference.
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