THE LAST PUBLIC LECTURES BY JWG: FREE TO WATCH AND LISTEN TOO

[Linda]

I've learned so much more with this one!

Thanks so much.

[Wendy]

Thanks so much for sharing these--I truly learned a great deal from the first one and am looking forward to watching/listening/learning with the second one.

Ditto to everything Jason said in the first post, "Thank you so much for posting this. It's just gold.  And so moving to my heart.  I can feel a transmission going on here at many levels . . . what a great teacher, to open his heart and his wisdom, his experience of Source, for the benefit of others.  My gratitude is overflowing."


with gratitude,
Wendy

[Gali]

Thank you so much for posting the lecture!
It's a really different experience to see and hear and not just to read JWG books.
I'm very happy with this wonderful opportunity! 
many blessings to all
Gali

[Tory]

Wonderful, so interesting and helpful to be able to watch JWG teaching. Many thanks.

[Shawn Rollins]

Loved this q & a....  jeff is a genius....

[Moira]

I've just finished watching all four of these videos.  It was my mission today, on the eve of America's SuperBowl event.  I've enjoyed this in lieu of that.  A contest of polarities, striving to combine; striving to divide.

Jeff's standard-bearing adherence to Christianity and the Christos strikes me.  His reference to God in familiar tones strikes me.  It seems I, proud of my anti-label intellectual context, can be struck-down by a significant philosophical thinker who is in love with god. I am surprised, but not shocked.  Martin Buber's "I and Thou" is my favorite philosophical text.

I contemplate in humility.

[daniel5]

Are these videos available to students for download for off-line viewing?

[Rad]

Are these videos available to students for download for off-line viewing?

No........