
Matthew 12:1 · World English Bible
Matthew 12:1 Meaning At That Time
At that time, Jesus went on the Sabbath day through the grain fields. His disciples were hungry and began to pluck heads of grain and to eat.

Matthew 12:1 · World English Bible
At that time, Jesus went on the Sabbath day through the grain fields. His disciples were hungry and began to pluck heads of grain and to eat.
The sabbath is not a day of the week but the seventh center, the pineal gland reached after the 6 lower chakras are overcome, the seventh stage where the mind rests in its own source. In that high, still state the trained inner faculties reach out and take the ripened grain and eat, because spiritual food is received directly once a person has risen this far.
From the Esoteric reading below.
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ESOTERIC
The sabbath is not a day of the week but the seventh center, the pineal gland reached after the 6 lower chakras are overcome, the seventh stage where the mind rests in its own source. In that high, still state the trained inner faculties reach out and take the ripened grain and eat, because spiritual food is received directly once a person has risen this far. The higher life overrides the rigid rule that forbids the hour.
The hunger is the sign of a mind alive and ready to be fed from within. The ripened truth grows right there in the field of the being and is plucked in the stillness itself. Reaching the seventh center is where the inner food finally becomes yours to take.
Sabbath: the seventh center, the pineal gland and seventh stage of unfolding, reached once the 6 lower chakras are overcome Corn: the ripened spiritual nature, the grain of realized truth grown within the lower field of the self Disciples: the trained inner faculties gathered around the central awareness, ready to receive
Esoteric lens
What are you hungry for that is already within reach, waiting on your permission?
When you are hungry, eat. The rule exists for the person, and a mind awake enough to be hungry is a mind ready to be fed.
The fish trap is for catching fish. Once you have the fish, a man who still fusses over the trap has missed what he came for.
The hunger itself is the invitation. You would not be aching for it if it were not already on its way to you.

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