- Part II -

• The manner in which we think and our perception of life, becomes ingrained in our physical body. The Transformation of the body and mind. Belief without action - embracing Truth in a holistic manner (word, thought, desire, and deed). Embracing the Light in the totality of the experience of our being. 
• The Soul’s goal toward perfection. The incremental process of development - purpose of Reincarnation (birth, death, and the means of bring about spiritual growth and change). The manner in which the Gospel message is manifest and fulfilled in the life of all mankind

• Restoring the True teachings of Jesus, overcoming the faults and errors of past generations. The Dead Sea Scrolls & The Nag Hammaddi Library. Spiritual Christians condemned as heretics. The beliefs of the Essenes and the Gnostic Christians. The genuine origins of Christianity and the corruption of beliefs by the Pagan Church of Rome (Mithraism and the Jesus-god). The foundation of modern Christianity and effects of the corruption on today's beliefs

• Picking up our Cross and following the Pattern of Jesus

*The One Teacher:

• Ridding ourselves of manmade doctrine and examining the origin of our beliefs and opinions. Moving on to maturity - Spiritual transformation. Anointing and enlightenment of the Mind (illuminated - immersed in the Light). Christianity in the past - religion viewed as the path in life to educate and develop the intellect and mind of the student. In the past Christianity was a way of life, now it is merely a philosophical profession of belief

• Differentiating between Light & darkness, seeking that which is holy and genuine. Intimately connecting with the Light

• The 90% untapped potential of mind. Man's inherent limitation and innate potential ("in the image of God"). How can we begin to find Truth when we are not able to use more than 10% of our mind? The very limited perception of man's true potential. Why would God make man with such limitations?