The power of vision (Lessons 2 and 3)

Physical light helps us to see with our outer sight. Here, the word “physical” means:

• the study of physics.

• something that cannot be seen.

• something that can be known through one of our senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell.

With our inner eyes, we are able to see the difference between right and wrong. Here the word “inner” refers to:

• something inside our body.

• something outside our body.

• a power greater than our physical senses.

Veils prevent us from the seeing the truth. A “veil” in this sense refers to:

• something that covers our inner eye.

• something that covers our body.

• a curtain that hangs over a window.

“Franco is at a loss for words” means:

• Franco cannot think of the words he needs.

• Franco forgets what he wants to say.

• Franco loses something.

Complete the sentences below by using the following words:

seed - possess - beauty - children - dead

What we own today, another may _______________ tomorrow.

Complete the sentences below by using the following words:

seed - possess - beauty - children - dead

Today the _______________ is sown; tomorrow a mighty tree will rise.

Complete the sentences below by using the following words:

seed - possess - beauty - children - dead

Progress has made the city that looked _______________ yesterday come to life today.

Complete the sentences below by using the following words:

seed - possess - beauty - children - dead

The _______________ who are educated today are the youth who will serve humanity

tomorrow.

Complete the sentences below by using the following words:

seed - possess - beauty - children - dead

Inner _______________ never dies. It will be there tomorrow as it is today.