Do you have any questions for Belzebuub?

Hi Michael. Great post.

what is the most urgent change i need to make? Why? How do i make it happen? how do i increase my connection with the divine?

how do i acheive a place within where there is no need to ask any question of others?

Smile...

Will 

sorry made the same post twice. i could not delete it....

Hi Michael,

1) What is the most important for me to change urgently?
2) What can't I see, keep ignoring, why?
3) How can I help spiritually the best from where I am now?

Maybe, do retrospection of internal work, life, reread a dream diary, diary, discuss with the Teachers from the center what they think can be a good question to ask, etc. and create a more specific questions.

Sounds very interesting...to sit down with the founder of Gnosticweb and The Gnostic Movement....

All the best!

Hi Michael,

Yes, like the guys have said, the good questions to ask would be: What is it that impedes at the moment my spiritual progress? What egos I cannot see but are the major obstacles to my spiritual progress?

But in my humble opinion it's better to try to find all the answers about us ourselves. This way it will be real knowledge, real Gnosis. Better than to rely on someone else's help. It may be harder to achieve but the rewards may be greater. After all, we've got all the techniques needed to learn about ourselves...

Hi Michael,

I'd be really interested to know what specific pieces art, music, literature etc inspires him.

Jared

Will you be my friend?

I wonder how many times a day people ask him a question they already had the answer to, or could figure out on their own.

I am interested to know how he deals with the rest of the world that is not receptive to the work he is trying to accomplish, the types that would actually try to stop you one way or another.

I would love to know how he was introduced to Gnosticism & his path that got him to this point. Also, how did he handle everyday life, dealing with having to make a living for his family and still being able to develop spiritually. I'm going to do this apart from my husband. I don't think that he'll come with me, he might, but might not. How do you handle a relationship where you are developing spiritually, but your spouse isn't?

Dusty

Interesting question Dusty..

For me, I'd like to know his perspective on why there are so few women in the movement, and what can be done to right that and make the course structure more attractive to women and people with families/partners and prior commitments.

I'd also want to know what help he can provide with understanding the work/life balance, still being serious about the work, but also really learning to love and enjoy life. Is that wrong? If it is wrong, why? Aren't we put on earth to live freely? How do we balance that with doing the work. I would ask him all those questions.

I would also ask what happens after the Absolute! if that is primary school, what happens after it?

I also want to ask if he has any tips to beat fear and stress.

I was thinking about the same some time ago (why the women are less) Ahona. :)