
Luke 24:29 · World English Bible
Luke 24:29 Meaning They Urged Him
They urged him, saying, “Stay with us, for it is almost evening, and the day is almost over.” He went in to stay with them.

Luke 24:29 · World English Bible
They urged him, saying, “Stay with us, for it is almost evening, and the day is almost over.” He went in to stay with them.
Evening is the darkness of the mind draining away as awareness turns homeward, and the day far spent is the completion of one round of consciousness giving way to what comes next. Urging the risen presence to abide is the self drawing the newly awakened Christ awareness inward to stay, the inner resurrection settling into the house of a person.
From the Esoteric reading below.
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ESOTERIC
Evening is the darkness of the mind draining away as awareness turns homeward, and the day far spent is the completion of one round of consciousness giving way to what comes next. Urging the risen presence to abide is the self drawing the newly awakened Christ awareness inward to stay, the inner resurrection settling into the house of a person. This is the Emmaus movement read as an event within, where the higher life enters and remains rather than passing on.
What happens is the taking-in of a raised state of consciousness as the outer light fades. As the surface mind's day closes, the awakened awareness comes inside and dwells there, and a person is changed by keeping it.
Evening: the darkness of the mind draining away as awareness turns inward Day: the round of consciousness now completed, one cycle giving way to the next
Esoteric lens
What good thing in me am I letting walk on instead of asking it to stay?
Return to stillness and stay there. What is rooted in the quiet endures, and what rushes past it does not.
Guard your own mind the way a frontier city is guarded. It is not enough to arrive at calm, it has to be kept.
He goes back over the whole day before sleep, weighing each thing he did, so that what was true becomes his own instead of passing through.

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