Send us a textEugene says the talk is prompted by a young woman who thought she had fallen in love for the first time. He describes a young woman who has decided she is going to become the perfect , hermaphroditic being. Then she meets the perfect young man and her chemistry becomes unbalanced. She “falls in love.” Her intention of becoming the perfect hermaphrodite loses glamour. She falls towards the feminine pole of being. Her intelligence disappears, along with her intention of becoming perfect.However, when the ‘messiah’ comes there rises in her soul an impulse to complain, to nag, to find deficiencies in him. Deficiencies he did not know he had. Being the messiah, he does not react in the way she expects. On the contrary, he understands her complaint! He knows she is upset but he does not react. She now cannot comprehend why she has started to correct him, why she is disappointed in him, why this determination to perfect him?The answer lies in the Garden of Eden! It began with Eve. Eve encounters in the serpent, a being of initiative and intellect. It is only natural that Eve should listen to him. Adam bites the apple and immediately realises his mistake. He hides, as guilty people do. He knew he had made a mistake, because his light went out. Prior to this he was suffused with light and had not seen his own nakedness. Adam chose to know the knowledge of good and evil. He chose to know duality, and so was no longer in a state of innocence. Eve “wishes to submit to intelligent will and it happens that the one she has, Adam, was asleep, and there was another one there” (the serpent). So afterwards, they are gross beings, their light has gone out, riddled with guilt, and we, were all there at the time, as ‘logos spermaticos’ in Adam’s body. So the guilt of Adam is inside our protoplasm from the beginning.Please note that further information can be found at www.eugenehalliday.com/welcomeOn the website, there are links for you to freely download full transcripts of all of the talks available here. eugenehalliday.com encourages dialogue and would warmly welcome opening a dialogue with anyone who has an interest in wanting to discuss the contents of eugenehalliday.com further.

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