Poor Brother Donkey
from Neville Goddard Lectures, Restored Hosted by Neville Goddard
Neville interprets the biblical donkey as a symbol of the human body, which the self (the king) must learn to ride with self-discipline. He discusses the body as a wild ass of a man that must be brought under control without denial of its essential needs, drawing on Francis of Assisi’s example and his own experience with extreme dieting. Full word-synced transcript: https://feelingfield.com/lectures/poor-brother-donkey/
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