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The triumphal entry (Mark 11:2-10) read psychologically: you are Jesus; the colt not yet ridden is the new mood you assume, hard to ride without a disciplined mind, and each lapse is being thrown; ridden faithfully into Jerusalem (fulfilment, the city of peace), it moves others to spread palm leaves that cushion the journey. The story precedes the Passover.

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Mark 11:3 | The Lord has need of it
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You are Jesus of the story. The colt is the mood you are going to assume
A new feeling, like a young Colt, is a very difficult thing to ride unless you ride him with a disciplined mind
Every time you become conscious that you are not faithful to this mood, you have been thrown from the colt
you will ride the unbridled colt into the city of Jerusalem
They spread the palm leaves before me to cushion my journey

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No One to Change But Self ¶51
LectureNo One to Change But Self
You are Jesus of the story. The colt is the mood you are going to assume.
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to: 137
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No One to Change But Self ¶52
LectureNo One to Change But Self
If I walk as though it were, but every once in a while I look to see if it really is, then I fall off my mood or colt.
Span from: 69
to: 187
Passage revision:
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No One to Change But Self ¶53
LectureNo One to Change But Self
sustain that mood and you will ride the unbridled colt into the city of Jerusalem
Span from: 121
to: 202
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No One to Change But Self ¶50
LectureNo One to Change But Self
It is recorded that Jesus told his disciples to go to the crossroads and there they would find a colt, a young colt not yet ridden by a man.
Span from: 297
to: 437
Passage revision:
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The Art of Dying ¶23
LectureThe Art of Dying
“Bring me a colt on which no man ever sat, that is tied by the road where two ways meet.”
Span from: 80
to: 169
Passage revision:
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The Art of Dying ¶24
LectureThe Art of Dying
So, can I ride the beast I find at the crossroads and ride it into Jerusalem?
Span from: 426
to: 503
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Miracle Imagination Margaret Ruth Broome ¶205
LectureMiracle Imagination Margaret Ruth Broome
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Miracle Imagination Margaret Ruth Broome ¶206
LectureMiracle Imagination Margaret Ruth Broome
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Miracle Imagination Margaret Ruth Broome ¶207
LectureMiracle Imagination Margaret Ruth Broome
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Miracle Imagination Margaret Ruth Broome ¶209
LectureMiracle Imagination Margaret Ruth Broome
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Luke 19:30 (King James Version)
LectureKing James Version
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Mark 11:2 (King James Version)
LectureKing James Version
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