title: The Immediacy of Infinite Being: Seeing beyond the veil of mind
author: Desthein
description: Desthein came into the world with the gift of an innate knowing of true Being. Ever since a very early age, he has pursued, deepened and integrated that knowing with uncompromising dedication and devotion. Consequently, Destheins very teachings point at the essential, immanent reality of infinite Being that we are, and out of which alone, may awakening take place. Since Destheins books became available online, people from all over the world have begun to deeply resonate with his message. Desthein has since been sharing his teachings to groups, discussions with seekers in search of the direct experience of truth. Desthein brings a deep maturity of spiritual understanding in his talks and ten published books. His way of speaking and writing about living in the unlimited awareness of Being is utterly authentic and most potent. Since Destheins books became available online, people from all over the world have begun to deeply resonate with his message. Desthein has since been sharing his insights by corresponding to countless emails and in the form of spontaneous encounters, and in one-to-one and group discussions with seekers in search of the direct experience of truth. Desthein brings a deep maturity of spiritual understanding in his talks and tenth published books. The clarity and originality in which he speaks and writes about living in the unlimited awareness of Being is utterly authentic and thought-provoking.
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  When inner and outer man are off-kilter v. 15.11, www.philaletheians.co.uk, 30 January 2018 
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  When inner and outer man 
  are off-kilter 
  
  CONSTITUTION OF MAN SERIES 
  WHEN INNER AND OUTER MAN ARE OFF-KILTER 
  When inner and outer man are off-kilter v. 15.11, www.philaletheians.co.uk, 30 January 2018 
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  First published in The Theosophical Forum, April 1889 through April 1895, Questions 2 through 345, in Num-
  bers 1 to 70 (First Series). Republished in: Dara Eklund (Comp.). Echoes of the Orient: The Writings of William 
  Quan Judge. 2nd ed. Pasadena: Theosophical University Press: Vol. II, 2009; QUESTION 107, pp. 286-88.1 
  What is the Theosophical view of “Obsession?” Are the New Testament ac-
  counts of “casting out devils” to be regarded as literally true? If so, is it a retri-
  bution coming under the law of Karma, as with persons under seven years of 
  age? There are cases where the so-called obsessing power seems so far superior 
  in force of will as t