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May 20, 2015 1 hr 21 min

Satsang - Freedom and Dependence

from Kirsten Buxton Hosted by Living Church Ministries

A gathering with Kirsten at the Mallorca Devotional Retreat. Who we are is the Kingdom of Heaven. Dare to stay. Whether the guidance is to stay or go (in form), when every step is taken consciously, with the Spirit, there is no sense of avoidance or escapism. To forgive is to release. To forgive is to take total responsibility for ones own thoughts, feelings and decisions. It is the end of being a victim / a person at the mercy of the world, and the pathway to consistent awareness of peace, and Knowing oneself as the dreamer of the dream. To be utterly dependent on God is to be free. Song played at the beginning - Sanctuary by Donna De Lory https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5eCjK9jo6U Week 5, Mallorca Devotional Retreat, 2015

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