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The Tests That the Ego Promotes and Life Lessons of the Holy Spirit
- Narrated by: Timothy Burke
- Length: 2 hrs and 30 mins
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The Tests That the Ego Promotes and Life Lessons of the Holy Spirit
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Timothy Burke
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Publisher's Summary
Knowing the ego’s thought system and its belief, we will understand how the ego works in our daily life through fear, sin, judgment, defense, separation, attack, and sacrifice. The word “sin” means separation, and that is the origin of the ego.
Thus, at the beginning of the separation, we believe that we were not with God but rather separated from God the creator. We believe that we are autonomous beings in relation to our God.
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