How do I make progress on the spritiual path? I hear you should

>>19014289
What is your spiritual context?
Do you believe in God, Jesus?
Do you willfully sin (especially murder/abuse without regard for the victim)?
Do you have ancestors watching over you?
Are you a reincarnation of some other entity?

>>19014309
>Do you believe in God, Jesus?
I believe in the consciousness that is all these things

>Do you willfully sin (especially murder/abuse without regard for the victim)?
No.

>Do you have ancestors watching over you?
Don't know.

>Are you a reincarnation of some other entity?
Don't know.

>>19014324
There is no progress to be made. If you believe in Jesus, etc... then you can probably end up in Heaven when you die.

If you want to have a spiritual experience in your current life then you have to decide what kind of experience you want to pursue.

>>19014349
Yes, this is the cuckolded Christist view on spirituality.

>>19014349
>If you want to have a spiritual experience in your current life then you have to decide what kind of experience you want to pursue.

The difficulty is, if I make the decision to follow something it's probably from the ego.

I hear it can't be a mental decision, rather that life/consciousness flows you to something. If that's true I can't do shit.

Thanks for your responses guys.

>>19014367
How does making a decision make you a cuckold?
>>19014375
Then just ask for spiritual guidance towards something that reflects what you want or enjoy.

>>19014375
Read "The Middle Pillar" by Israel Regardie.

>>19014384
>believing one cannot progress
>there is only slavish devotion
>and degrading submission
>to the false redeemer

>>19014392
Elaborate on ways in which one can progress. Who is the real redeemer to you?

>>19014426
>Become a better person generally.
>Yoga
>meditation
>the siddhis gained from yoga
>progression thru the 'grades'/rising on the Tree of Life (as evidenced by phenomenology appropriate to one's true grade)

All kinds of ways

>>19014387
Thanks I'm reading this now.

>>19014471
You're welcome. I'm very glad you are checking it out. Pretty much anything by Regardie should be helpful to you. There's a bunch of good stuff over in Ape's library in /omg/ thread, as well. You can always ask over there if you're looking for books to read. I would personally avoid Franz Bardon.

>>19014471
An anon who is actually willing to read always makes me happy. Good luck in your strange journey.