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'Beginning at Jerusalem' (Luke 24:47) read as: imagine the good first for oneself, then go out and radiate it to others, since one has only oneself to give. Later lectures: begin with self; ask who and where you are, then represent yourself as the one you would be.

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always start with Jerusalem
Always imagine the best of self; always imagine first with Jerusalem and then go out and radiate what you have given to self

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he will start with self to ennoble his own thoughts, to lift himself up by imagining the best first of himself
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Always imagine the best of self; always imagine first with Jerusalem and then go out and radiate what you have given to self.
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I would start now and boldly assume the good, first for myself – always start with Jerusalem
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