Invitation to a lecture on Bruno Groening's teachings

Jan 21st and Feb 11th, 2012. Lecture or movie, I can't remember—check the place at 21 V. Varičak at 3:30 PM!

Hey everyone,

I wanted to ask someone from the circle of friends of Bruno Gröning here on the forum: is it required for friends to follow Bruno Gröning's specific instructions, or is every community allowed to interpret and apply his teachings however they see fit?
Does anyone know how Bruno Gröning actually viewed himself? What did he say about his own role? And did he ever give his friends any specific guidance on how they should conduct themselves toward him?

A question for "Nikita13" and "Brunog-0s":
Did you know that references to Jesus were scrubbed from the original teachings of Bruno Gröning? They even cut out parts of the texts where witnesses from that era specifically mentioned Him. I guess you could call that perjury or plagiarism—it’s almost like they're pretending Bruno didn't know what he was talking about.
Are you aware that the current head of the Bruno Gröning circle of friends (D.H.) personally rejects the Bible as the authoritative Word of God?
Also, did you know that until just last year (2011), community sessions strictly forbade discussing any other healing methods or different doctrines? If anyone showed interest in other healers, those friends were quickly and aggressively silenced by the community leaders. Fast forward to today, and they are actively pushing people to visit braco. The leader of the circle of friends (D.H.) is constantly flying to see braco in the USA, because certain people in leadership apparently believe braco is the reincarnation of Bruno.
And here is another thing: braco personally told D.H. that he wants nothing to do with the circle of friends, probably because they might interfere with his marketing.
What would you say if you found out that the "teachings" being served to Bruno Gröning's followers in America (and everywhere else where German isn't spoken) aren't actually identical to the original? It seems to me they are just being modified to help the organization expand as fast as possible.
I have one final question for you:
Do you actually know who Jesus Christ is, regardless of how any church or esoteric group interprets Him?
I get the feeling that many people in other religious groups respect Jesus Christ more—at least as a messenger of God or a prophet—than some Christians do. Some Christians seem all too willing to swap Him out for self-proclaimed healers just for the sake of profit (or health), blindly believing every healing is a sign of God's work. They ignore the fact that evil can perfectly masquerade as an angel of light, manipulating people's health just to deceive them, saying: "You won't die; you will become like God."
“Don't thank me; thank the Lord God. I am not God; I am merely divine, just as every human being is divine. I don't want any man to glorify me.” (Bruno Gröning)
“I am one with the Father. Whoever looks at me, looks at the Father. I am in the Father and the Father is in me. I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me. Whoever denies me before men, I will deny him before my Father.” (Jesus)
Those of you calling others to this path carry the responsibility for everyone who answers—but I wonder, do you even know where you stand yourselves?
I'm not trying to CRITICIZE you or anyone else; I'm just asking—do you really know?
I'm looking for honest answers. Thanks in advance.

silvergardener31 said:We're all God's kids, plain and simple. We all come from the same divine creation. Help your neighbor out—what Bruno did was nothing short of incredible. 🙂) There’s zero downside to helping people... if you put good out there, it comes right back at you. We're all brothers and sisters here. 🙂>
Those high vibrations B.G. channeled for people couldn't possibly hold anything negative. Bad vibes just don't survive in that space. It's pure love for others, the highest vibration there is. 🙂

There aren't really any fixed rules here...
Giving comes in many different forms, and no two acts are quite the same.
For the person on the receiving end, the specific motivation behind the gift doesn't really matter, yet the reasons why someone chooses to give can vary wildly from person to person.

Now, I don't personally know this gentleman, so please don't take this as an attack against him; I am simply offering a small, thoughtful observation.

Patrick Bailey said:A question for "Nikita13" and "Brunog-0s":
Did you know that references to Jesus were scrubbed from the original teachings of Bruno Gröning? They even cut out parts of the texts where witnesses from that era specifically mentioned Him. I guess you could call that perjury or plagiarism—it’s almost like they're pretending Bruno didn't know what he was talking about.
Are you aware that the current head of the Bruno Gröning circle of friends (D.H.) personally rejects the Bible as the authoritative Word of God?
Also, did you know that until just last year (2011), community sessions strictly forbade discussing any other healing methods or different doctrines? If anyone showed interest in other healers, those friends were quickly and aggressively silenced by the community leaders. Fast forward to today, and they are actively pushing people to visit braco. The leader of the circle of friends (D.H.) is constantly flying to see braco in the USA, because certain people in leadership apparently believe braco is the reincarnation of Bruno.
And here is another thing: braco personally told D.H. that he wants nothing to do with the circle of friends, probably because they might interfere with his marketing.
What would you say if you found out that the "teachings" being served to Bruno Gröning's followers in America (and everywhere else where German isn't spoken) aren't actually identical to the original? It seems to me they are just being modified to help the organization expand as fast as possible.
I have one final question for you:
Do you actually know who Jesus Christ is, regardless of how any church or esoteric group interprets Him?
I get the feeling that many people in other religious groups respect Jesus Christ more—at least as a messenger of God or a prophet—than some Christians do. Some Christians seem all too willing to swap Him out for self-proclaimed healers just for the sake of profit (or health), blindly believing every healing is a sign of God's work. They ignore the fact that evil can perfectly masquerade as an angel of light, manipulating people's health just to deceive them, saying: "You won't die; you will become like God."
“Don't thank me; thank the Lord God. I am not God; I am merely divine, just as every human being is divine. I don't want any man to glorify me.” (Bruno Gröning)
“I am one with the Father. Whoever looks at me, looks at the Father. I am in the Father and the Father is in me. I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me. Whoever denies me before men, I will deny him before my Father.” (Jesus)
Those of you calling others to this path carry the responsibility for everyone who answers—but I wonder, do you even know where you stand yourselves?
I'm not trying to CRITICIZE you or anyone else; I'm just asking—do you really know?
I'm looking for honest answers. Thanks in advance.

Someone in the Gospel once said, "You are gods"...
Could it be that Bruno is perhaps one of them??

Hey, maybe try doing a little bit of research before showing up in places like this? It doesn't cost anything, you know...🙂

reply to "hiddenbear3":

It was Lucifer who first mentioned in the Bible that we would be like God.
As for your education—honestly, just look at that sentence you wrote. You’re just banging your head against a wall at this point. ☕

Hey everyone from the Word of Life center and the whole Bruno Gröning circle of friends...

Look, I’m pretty well acquainted with both sides of this debate, and honestly? I’m just gonna say right here—take the tension down a notch. There really isn't any reason for all this bickering or fighting.

For me personally, diving into Bruno Gröning's teachings whenever I head over to the local center does wonders for my soul.

Just keeping it short and sweet. 😉

Oh, and one more thing,
+ I should mention that before I stumbled upon B.G.'s teachings, I was a total non-believer—just a massive skeptic when it came to anything involving God, Jesus, or the Bible. I was doing some pretty shady stuff to myself and others, too.

Also, I’ve been a Muay Thai fighter for years, so if anyone wants to step into the ring for some sparring and try to prove me wrong that way, feel free to reach out. 🙂

Love ya,