Talks about the Steps of the Ladder, Part 287

Does the Schedule Mean Consistently Attending the Lesson, or Does It Have Additional Meanings?

The schedule means, first and foremost, coming to the morning lesson. There is no substitute for that. There is a difference between someone who sits in the lesson itself and someone who listens by telephone, Internet, or a recording, which is less effective. Nevertheless, studying through means of communication is effective according to the person who uses them. If such a person truly wants to and genuinely listens, they will hardly lose the connection. Also if, in addition to this, they also try to carry out various activities in their surroundings, that is, in the group, in dissemination, and so on, then it is no less effective than being present at the lesson itself. Someone who sits alone and listens to the lesson and wants to be at the lesson and among the friends, is as though actually there. Of course, the factor of time must also be taken into account.

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