Spirituality

statement: loving others is no substitute for loving yourself

Loving others is heart-based, while loving yourself is thymus-based. As the heart dimension is nested within the thymus dimension, loving others serves the highest good only in the context of loving yourself. (The highest good includes you!)

standing for truth

Applies to the intellect. At higher levels, it is understood truth needs no defense.

demigod

a person who is part mortal and part divine -- vocabulary.com.

unwillingness to undo negative karma

Priority request: I saw this on a slide during a Doc video. It sounds like a pretty important spiritual error to be aware of... negative karma will certainly need to be paid at some point and resisting it would seem to only compound the issue.

statement: projection makes perception

Request: A popular quote in spiritual teachings. Stated many times in ACIM.

truth is power

Calibration of the statement.

deciding that all ‘bad’ feelings are fallacious and faulty habits of the mind

Request: From Ch 13 DPG - “Q: How does one overcome the apprehension about ‘bad feelings’ arising consequent to looking within oneself?” “A: Decide that all ‘bad’ feelings are fallacious and faulty habits of the mind.”

nesting for enlightenment

Small self making practical arrangements in anticipation of potentially leaving the world.

the experiencer (spiritual concept)

That which makes illusion seem real.

"experience" of no time

Request: Realization of the timeless moment. Eternity.

nonentity

"Something that is an entity exists, and if you are considered a nonentity, you might as well not exist" -- vocabulary.com. The spiritual ramifications of holding someone in mind as a nonentity are significant.

"I believe God gives me the desires of my heart"

Request: Taken from scripture. Maybe a good belief to have as it will translate to abundance, with integrity coming from the heart's motivation. My spiritual ego resisted this one pretty hard. Psalm 37: 4: Delight yourself in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart.

On Life After Death, by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross

Essays discuss the meaning of life and death, the existence of life after death, and coping with the death of a parent -- goodreads.

"everything is perfect as it is"

Calibration of this statement.

"weight of the world," literally (article)

The expression denotes the burdens of life yet refers to an actual field of consciousness.