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Synopsis
The Wellspring of Good - The last Words of the Master Peter Dunov, compiled by Bojan Boev and Boris Nikolov. The Master shares deep insights into the inner realities of life, covering a vast array of subjects, including Paneurhythmy, Communion with Nature, Music, The Law of Love, Cosmic Consciousness, The Colors, Joy, Rejuvenation, The Culture of the Angels, The New Epoch, etc. "When I speak about the new man, I have in mind the people of the Sun who live with Joy. The are exuberant, generous, and overcome their difficulties easily. They are heros, men with open hearts. They use everything wisely. They enjoy everything. In both suffering and pleasure, the new man is filled with an inner joy. He knows that both the bad and the good conditions are given in order for him to grow." (Peter Deunov)
Peter Deunov (also known as Beinsa Douno), is a teacher of Esoteric Christianity, who lived and taught in Bulgaria during the first half of the 20th century. His knowledge, character, and powers, all mark him as a rare messenger of Divine Reality. He had a very large following when he passed on, but his teaching was suppressed by the Communist regime. In recent years, this teaching, and its associated spiritual practices, have begun to bloom again, as the Bulgarians enjoy a greater degree of freedom. This teaching covers all aspects of life, with a special emphasis on music, spiritual dance (Paneurhythmy), and communion with God in Nature.
This second edition includes a rare color photograph of Peter Deunov, as well as other photographs and illustrations, covering various sacred places and spiritual practices described in the book.
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"I was not sent to bring order into the world. It is a sacrilege to improve the world. According to me, the world is in order; no better one than this exists. To put the world in order - this signifies blasphemy. I was sent to reveal the One Truth which God - whom I know well - has spoken. To whomever I have given this Truth - and has applied it - he has always had good results."
The Master
Then came the day of Unleavened Bread on which the passover lamb must be sacrificed. So Jesus sent Peter and John, saying, "Go and prepare the passover for us that we may eat it." "Where do you want us to prepare it?" they asked. He replied, "Behold, as you enter the city, a man carrying a jar of water will meet you. Follow him into the house that he enters, and say to the owner of the house, 'The Rabbi says to you, "Where is the guestroom that I may eat the passover with my disciples?"' He will show you a large upper room, furnished. There make ready." An they went and found just as he had told them. And they prepared the passover.
Luke 22: 7-13
The Home of Temelko: The Last Supper
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When the air raids over the city of Sofia started, the Master went every day with a group of disciples to the Vitosha Mountains. He was pensive. He hardly spoke and would spend the entire day there. Whatever the weather might have been, he climbed the mountain with steady, rhythmic steps. In deep silence, he accomplished a work of great importance. Forty-two times did the Master walk to the mountains. When infused with the Spirit, movements on the material plane can have a wondrous power.
Then when destruction struck the city and the people were overwhelmed by fear, panic and terror, the Master said, "The conditions for people to maintain their communion with God no longer exist in this place. Let us depart."
He said this with sadness and distress, as if he wanted to say, "There is no longer air and sunshine here. Let us leave."
After that he retreated with a group of disciples to a nearby village called Murchaevo to the home of a disciple named Temelko. The Master created a small world in which the sky above was clear, the sun was shining and one could breathe freely. The stormy waves crashed upon its firm shores and were powerless to interfere with the radiant peace which reigned there.
In those days of fear and hardship, many people found refuge, support, consolation and enlightenment there. They renewed their strength to endure the tribulations. All of this is passed on in the talks presented in the Wellspring of Good.
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