The Art of Living - A Master Philosophy & Inspiration—Rodan of Alexandria Part 2

Do you have a life philosophy? Do words of wisdom thrill you to the marrow? Are you a person that loves wise old sayings? If so, you'll love our us resuming this series.

This week, we continue the magnificent philosophy offered by The Urantia Papers in Paper 160, Rodan of Alexandria. A splendid example of Urantian philosophy, it contains words that stay with you forever and come back to you in times of need. These are words that you can base your life on.

"There are just two ways in which mortals may live together: the material or animal way and the spiritual or human way."

"It is this ability to communicate and share meanings that constitutes human culture and enables man, through social associations, to build civilizations. Knowledge and wisdom become cumulative because of man’s ability to communicate these possessions to succeeding generations. "

"Many noble human impulses die because there is no one to hear their expression. Truly, it is not good for man to be alone. Some degree of recognition and a certain amount of appreciation are essential to the development of human character. Without the genuine love of a home, no child can achieve the full development of normal character. "

"...through personality association, ...does the mind of one augment its spiritual values by gaining much of the insight of the other. ...by pooling their respective spiritual possessions. ...[and] avoid[s] that ever-present tendency to fall victim to distortion of vision, prejudice of viewpoint, and narrowness of judgment. Fear, envy, and conceit can be prevented only by intimate contact with other minds.

The Urantia Book tells us that, "Philosophy is man's attempt at the unification of human experience." 

Listen in this week as we take a deep dive into Urantia Book philosophy. 

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