Geduld/Patience
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Patience
Symbols of the Spiritual Teaching
Origin of the German term patience
wikipedia:�‹Geduld› (patience) is going back to the Proto-Germanic Verbalabstrakt ‹ga-thuldis›. The verb has gone long since lost. It had probably the Indogerman verb root tol or. tla (to carry, to bear). One can find the root in the Latin verb fero, tuli, latum (from ferre), which means bringen (to bring) and tragen (to carry). Also the Greek words tlänai (to bear) tolman (to dare) and polytlas (to steadfast) belong in this context. The German verb to tolerate must not be placed in this line of these old forms; It was only later derived from the term ‹Geduld›. The term ‹ertragen› (tolerate) than found its way as a foreign word to the scientific Italian language
Billy, ‹Gesetze und Gebote des Verhaltens, Probleme des Lebens meistern›, page 269:�Patience comes from the Indo-European root tol and from the old High German term ‹gidult›. Patience means that something will be beared.
unofficial english translation from the original German sentences
‹laws and commandments of behaviour, mastering problems of life›
Source: https://synonyme.woxikon.de�
patience
wikipedia:
The word patience (Also ancient: forbearance) refers to the ability to wait or endure something. Often, patience is considered a Virtue; its opposite is the impatience
One proves to be patient who is willing to live or cope with unsatisfied longings and unfulfilled desires or who is able to live deliberately with unfulfilled wishes or who can postpone them temporarily. This ability is closely connected to hope. Patient is also, who endures difficulties, is suffering or annoying situations with serenity and steadfastness.
Graphik von Achim:
The main values of being human:
- modesty
�- antimaterialism
- endurance/perseverance
- patience
- peace/peacefulness
- universial love
- understanding
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Graphic from Richard:
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The �7�main virtues�of human:
- temperence/continence�- constanca/steadfastness/pertinacity
- laborious/hard-working/painstaking/operose�- honesty
- secrecy/discretion/reticency
- wariness
- mercy/mercifulness/charity
‹Gesetze und Gebote des Verhaltens,�Probleme des Lebens meistern› von Billy
Patience - circumstances to be patient, etc.
Meditation and patience
Dealing with the patience
Forms of patience - patience forms (there are more than 28)
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Forms of patience - patience forms
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Patience, a power carrier
Comprehension of reality
Sorrow, suffering and Infliction of pain
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Exploration of patience
Patience over fellows
Compassion and control
Only a pipe dream
false Buddhist teaching word:
�There are many beggars in the world,�but rare are those, who are harming you,�so if I have not hurt others,�only few will do me any harm.
Homage and forgiveness
Punishment of misconduct, etc.
degenerations
Patience is the virtue of tolerance�and of forbearance and of learning.
Semjase Silver Star Center,�26 February 2004. 1.00 am�Billy
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Patience - hate, fury, the nature and attention
fury due to frustration
Reasons of frustration
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Difference between fury and hatred
Forms of hatred
Fury is not the same fury
Ways of obtaining patience
capture roots of worthlessness
Basic forms of patience
deliberteness/thoughtfulness patience
experience patience
wisdom patience
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picture card�by Richard
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Aphorismen zur Geduld, ‹Billy› -Seite 1-
Aphorismen zur Geduld, ‹Billy› -Seite 2-
Aphorismen zur Geduld, ‹Billy› -Seite 3-
Aphorismen zur Geduld, ‹Billy› -Seite 4-
Aphorismen zur Geduld, ‹Billy› -Seite 5-
Verses to Patience from the book ‹Goblet of the Truth› from ‹Billy› Eduard Albert Meier -Page 1-
● «Search for help in the patience and truth, which – although it may be difficult – will reward anyone who makes the effort »
‹Billy› Eduard Albert Meier, ‹Goblet of the Truth›, Chapter 2, Sentence 46
● «Help must be sought in insight and patience, which is admittedly difficult unless for someone who is rich in the inner world (consciousness) and who does not walk along in submissiveness, but in truth, in love, knowledge and wisdom.»
‹Billy› Eduard Albert Meier, ‹Goblet of the Truth›, Chapter 2, Sentence 86
● «Truly, you will all be tested by the appearance (nature) with anxiety and fear, hunger and loss of your goods and chattels and life and all that which is of nourishment, but when you are connected to patience then you will surely overcome all tests, because it is part and parcel of the life for things to go up and down, for good to alternate with bad, of which there can be no doubt; the message to the patient ones is, however, that all strivings yield good fruits and time will ultimately change everything to the good.»
‹Billy› Eduard Albert Meier, ‹Goblet of the Truth›, Chapter 2, Sentence 209
Verses to Patience from the book ‹Goblet of the Truth› from ‹Billy› Eduard Albert Meier -Page 2-
● «Be concerned that you are admonished about the truth through yourselves everyday and that you always practise gratitude and patience.»
‹Billy› Eduard Albert Meier, ‹Goblet of the Truth›, Chapter 14, Sentence 7
● «And as you learn and as you turn recognisingly (comprehendingly) and discerningly (rationally) to the truth of the venerable (creational) laws and recommendations, so do not show impatience but rather be patient and continuously strive to achieve recognition and understanding.»
‹Billy› Eduard Albert Meier, ‹Goblet of the Truth›, Chapter 14, Sentence 16
Aphorisms on the term Patience, Achim Wolf
Patience
Patience is a difficult virtue, which - like all other virtues, skills and every abilty - must be relearned bit by bit every day and must be consolidated. But the reward of what is learned is a greater deliberation and thoughtfulness in all things and also indulgence to oneself and towards others and avoiding errors that would otherwise commit impatience.
Aphorisms on the term Patience, Achim Wolf
Patience and impatience
Patience is a high virtue. Many uncontrolled impatience thoughts, words and deeds can be prevented by a calm thoughtfulness that can shatter the foaming waves of impatience in itself.
Finally: A little video about patience from the
Hungarian animation artist Kati Egely (www.katiegely.com). For streaming please click the image.�
Sources:��Book ‹Symbols of the Spiritual Teaching›�from"Billy" Eduard Albert Meier��Book ‹Gesetze und Gebote des Verhaltens, Probleme des Lebens meistern› from "Billy" Eduard Albert Meier��Aphorisms and greeting cards by Achim Wolf and Richard Netušil� �
Date of elaboration: June 2019
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