• Nondual Beatitudes

  • Mar 18 2023
  • Length: 17 mins
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Nondual Beatitudes

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  • Jesus was a teacher of Nonduality. He called it the Kingdom of God. The Sermon on the Mount is the best known and longest sermon by Jesus. So it makes sense that the Sermon on the Mount would be filled with teachings about nonduality. And it is! But this is missed by most Christians because preachers interpret it from the perspective of their dualistic theologies rather than nondual awareness. So today - and for a few episodes at least, I will interpret the Sermon on the Mount as teachings on nonduality.

    The sermon begins the Beatitudes. These are eight blessings with a ninth that serves as an epilogue. I call it the Eightfold Path of Jesus. The Buddha had an eightfold path, the Christ had an eightfold path. The teachings sound different, but that is only because they are the products of different cultures one Indian and one Jewish. Yet they are both pointing to the same Nondual Reality – whether it is called Nirvana or the Kingdom of Heaven.

    View Marshall's books here:

    https://www.amazon.com/stores/Marshall-Davis/author/B001K8Y0RU
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Marshall does such a great job of pointing out the importance and uniqueness of the Kingdom of God, made real by Christ Incarnate. A Reality missed by most of those who call themselves Followers of Christ.

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