Os Versos de Ouro de Pitágoras – Parte 2 (Versos 25 a 51) | Lúcia Helena Galvão

PURCHASE THE BOOK ON THE LINK: https://amzn.to/3BYtjt7 NEW ACROPOLIS offers a series of comments on the famous GOLDEN VERSES of PYTHAGORAS, or the moral code in force in the legendary Pythagorean school. With teacher Lúcia Helena Galvão. The 72 verses will be commented on in 3 classes, 24 in each class. SCHEMES USED IN THIS LECTURE: SUMMARY OF TOPICS (memorizing technique): 22 to 27: Human duality: good and bad things; listen and select with discernment. Refuse falsehoods with gentleness and patience. Having discipline in these rules and not being influenced. 28 to 32: Do not act and speak thoughtlessly: think and reflect, avoid regrets, understand what you are doing. Understand what it takes to be happy. 33 to 38: Take care of the health of the body in moderation. Rest the mind. Avoid ostentation (causes envy). Pure life, without lust. 39 to 40: Avoid greed and avarice. Conscious actions that don't hurt you. 41 to 44: Nocturnal reflection, verification of errors and successes, recrimination and satisfaction. 45 to 48: Meditate, practice and love these rules, as a path to divine virtue. Oath. Quaternary: sacred vehicle granted for consciousness to evolve. 49 to 51: Consecration of the action. Practices like habits will reveal human and divine essence. TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS TALK: 25. Do faithfully, on all occasions, what I tell you now. 28. Think and deliberate before you act, lest you commit foolish actions. 29. For it is a miserable man to act and speak thoughtlessly. 30. But do that which will not bring you afflictions later and which will not cause you to regret. 31. Don't do anything that you are unable to understand. 32. But learn what you need to know; in this way your life will be happy. 33. By no means forget the health of the body. 34. But give him food in moderation, the necessary exercise, and also rest for your mind. 35. What I mean by the word moderation is that extremes are to be avoided. 36. Accustom yourself to a decent and pure life, without luxury. 37. Avoid all things that will cause envy. 38. And don't overdo it. Live like one who knows what is honorable and decent. 39. Don't act out of greed or avarice. It is excellent to use fair measure in all these things. 40. Do only those things that cannot hurt you, and decide before doing them. 41. When you lie down, never let sleep approach your tired eyes, 42. As long as you do not review all your actions for the day with your higher consciousness. 43. Question: "What did I do wrong? What did I do right? What duty did I fail to do?" 44. Recriminate yourself for your mistakes and rejoice in successes. 45. Fully implements all these recommendations. Meditate on them well. You must love them with all your heart. 46. ​​They are the ones that will put you on the path of Divine Virtue. 47. I swear it by the one who transmitted the Sacred Quaternary to our souls. 48. That source of nature whose evolution is eternal. 49. Never start a task before asking for the blessing and help of the Gods. 50. When you make all this a habit, 51. Thou shalt know the nature of immortal gods and men. Time Line - contribution from the registrant Águia Dourada: Verse 25 - 05:25 Verse 26 and 27 - 07:16 Verse 28 - 12:54 Verse 29 - 17:55 Verse 30 - 20:57 Verse 31 and 32 - 24:45 Verse 33, 34, 35 - 29:22 Verse 36 - 34:26 Verse 37 - 36:56 Verse 38 - 38:44 Verse 39 - 40:12 Verse 40 - 42:53 Verse 41, 42, 43 - 44:22 Verse 44 - 48:32 Verse 45 - 49:54 Verse 46 - 50:47 Verse 47, 48 - 51:06 (merkabah) Verse 49 - 53:17 Verse 50, 51 - 57:19 Answers to questions - 01:01:24 New Acropolis is a philosophical organization present in more than 50 countries since 1957, and aims to develop in each human being what is best, through Philosophy, Culture and Volunteering. Follow us: www.acropolis.org (International) www.acropole.org.br (Brazil - Midwest, North and Northeast, except Bahia) www.nova-acropole.org.br (Brazil - South, Southeast and Bahia) www.facebook.com/NovaAcropoleBrasil Questions or comments? Write to [email protected]