#2
Meeting 2Reading and reflection
Reading and assignments. Staying with the study
Introduction2 hr 7 min
Meeting 31
Reading the program's books and the meaning of sacrifice
How is the reading of the program's books going, and why does the same book read differently for each person? Alexander asks the participants about “Practical Worldview” and “To Those Who Seek, Wait, and Are Loved” and gives each of them their own deadline, speaks about the energy of capture and the spiritual being in hibernation, and then moves from the question “Has anyone ever sacrificed themselves for you?” to the text “Sacrifice,” which the group reads five times a day for the whole week.
October 30, 20261 hr 52 minReading and reflection
#31
How can I read the program's books not out of obligation but by engaging with their energy, and what does it mean for me to sacrifice myself?
- For those who read the program's books and notice that their reading sometimes flows and sometimes stops
- For those to whom the question of sacrifice matters, both spiritual and everyday
What you can explore here
See how differently the reading of the same book goes for each person
Notice the moments when your spiritual being comes first for you
Live through a week with the text “Sacrifice” and observe your thoughts
In the author's words“If you relate to life as a part of the spiritual world, understanding that there is no sacrifice in the material world or in the spiritual one — there is sacrifice, there is the energy of this sacrifice.”
What the conversation covers
- Reading “Practical Worldview” and “To Those Who Seek, Wait, and Are Loved”
- The energy of capture and awareness of perception
- The spiritual being in hibernation
- Sacrifice without a division into spiritual and material
This is a recording of a live meeting with participants' questions and examples. The topics describe its contents; they are not an outline for a separate course.
The meeting begins with a round on the books people have read, in which each person gets their own reading deadline, and moves to the question of sacrifice: what a person understands by it and why in the spiritual world it does not divide into the material and the spiritual.
Return to your own experience.
- Has anyone sacrificed themselves for me — and for whom am I ready to?
- Where does my sacrifice divide into “my own” and “others”?
- What thoughts and sensations come when I read the text “Sacrifice”?
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What to keep in mind
This is a recording of a live meeting in the context of the original group. Participation in the program and personal feedback are not automatically included.
Do I need to watch the previous meetings?
You can approach this recording with a question of your own. The related meetings below offer a closer look at similar themes.
Background: detail of “No. 4,” October 30, 2025 · Alexander Volchek