A lifelong discipline of focus and sacrifice into enlightenment, not an instant result of taking the course.
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path
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...we can choose to do stupid things. We can choose a path of evil. And once you pick a path of evil, what often..."
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Jiang says once people begin choosing evil, the resulting moral decline behaves like a snowball: one bad act leads to another until the right path is hard to recover.
The course offers a path rather than instant immortality or godhood; the path requires focus and sacrifice over a lifelong journey.
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"...we can choose to do stupid things. We can choose a path of evil. And once you pick a path of evil, what often..."
"...way it works. Okay? What I will show you is a path. But it's up to you to focus and sacrifice yourself on this..."
"But it's a journey that requires sacrifice. It's a journey that requires you to fully learn the great books. I can't teach you all..."
"...him then ask if this way leads us to the upward path and i a creature who that you return fair unto him who..."
"god この人我突然作成傀儡 Je verse reversed himself yesterday take my upward path i've come here by way of health exactions since God so gathered me..."
"...good used to have two sons and they made visible two paths the world's path and the pathway that is god's each has eclipsed..."
"...divine, and though unasked, he would conduct us to the upward path. He hides himself with that same light he sheds. He does with..."
"...a copper basin gleaming new and counter course it crossed those paths the sun ignites when those in rome can see it set between..."
"...east see their fortuna major rising before the dawn along a path that will be darkened for it only briefly a stammering woman came..."
"...provoke an emotion in you that leads you to a correct path. So, um, I mean, what I think my interpretation is this, okay...."
"...do not need to be prostrate, and you would find the path most quickly, then keep your right hand always to the outside. So..."
"...done. Then we took up again our holy power on the path, watching the shades who lay along the ground who had resumed their..."
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