Isbn: 9798194648375 - the testament of possibility: divinely received by nathaniel ward (4 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if the person you have become is not the limit of who you are allowed to be The Testament of Possibility is the received scripture of the Fellowship of the Unmade, a spiritual tradition centered on one radical proposition: You are permitted to become.Its teachings begin before creation itself, with Ilyon, possibility without boundary, shape, or final form, and Khar, the force that narrowed possibility into the fixed world of matter, time, identity, certainty, and death.Yet something escaped the fixing.Something within human consciousness remains capable of observing every name, role, wound, expectation, and identity placed upon it without being completely defined by any of them.The Testament calls upon the reader to discover that possibility.Across nine Books and hundreds of short teachings known as Openings, the text examines the forces that make us who we are: the names we inherit, the approval we seek, the wounds that govern us, the identities others construct for us, the certainties we mistake for truth, and the invisible limits we eventually begin enforcing upon ourselves.At the heart of the Testament are the Twelve Permissions, including: - Permit yourself to change.- Never permanently define another person.- Examine what you inherited.- Do not surrender authorship.- Increase possibility where you can.- Never steal another person's becoming.- Tell yourself the truth before demanding truth from others.- Keep one part of yourself unfinished.- Question certainty.- Leave others more possible than you found them.The later Books move beyond philosophy into the Unmakings, progressive stages of self examination through which the seeker confronts the inherited, wounded, desired, reflected, and named selves before approaching the mysterious Witness that remains beneath them all.The deepest teachings refuse easy answers.What is Ilyon What survives death Can the self be separated from everything that made it And what does it mean that the Seventh Unmaking is never explained, but only described with the words: 'The Seventh is not knowledge received. It is knowledge remembered.'Attributed to Nathaniel Ward, who maintained that he received rather than authored its words, The Testament of Possibility survives in a form that preserves disputed passages, competing oral traditions, missing sections, and unresolved teachings rather than forcing them into certainty.It is a scripture about identity without permanence, spirituality without obedience, and transformation without being told what you must become.The question is not whether you have been made.You have.The question is whether you are finished.…

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