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There's a lot of this going on. For one thing, the maker of this world is psychotic. Second, not only do these types claim to know what the psycho thinks, they represent the psycho as Our Father (Go(o)d).

Yes because it postulates (insists) that Our Father has anything to do with a material existence (limitation) in the first place...not to mention everything that striving for anything (anything at all) implies (negatively) about the complete and loving nature of Go(o)d. There isn't any greater...

And yet, you've got textual indicators suggesting that your goal is or ought to be perfection. "Be ye perfect, even as your Father in heaven is perfect". Stated another way, Be what you are, according to your Spiritual (heavenly, divine) genesis (origin). Manhood is...

Here's a blurb from the product description: I would add this caveat. Not all the desciples learned what Jesus had to teach. This accounts for the confused message handed down in their names. Consider this, it would not have been any easier for a Jew to learn his yoga than it is for a...

Good points. Yes, the simple hermit may have an edge by approaching the 'destination' in a more wholistic way. The object is to get to the destination and stay there as That (Being). I include James' testimony because it clearly describes the magnitude of our destiny (Christ-Being) and his...

I might point you to the book "Tryptamine Palace" by James Oroc for a description of the experience of being what i've called Being-Christ. Here's a youtube of James describing his first experience: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMroEktiUqQ The book goes into more detail. The...

That depends on who you are quoting. Delve into the thinking of certain E.O. thinkers and you will find quotes like, "God became man so that man may become God". This is somewhat explained in the doctrine of apotheosis. Here is a brief quote from wikipedia: This concept, as stated...

MohdSalleh makes some good points. So does UrbanMonk in This Thread at Theologyweb. Deepak Chopra also makes some good points in his recent book "The Third Jesus". Also, Paramahansa Yogananda and his guru Swami Sri Yukteswar Giri have weighed in on this. If you read their biographies, you...

Nomads might not be as dumb as you think. Next you'll probably tell us pirates occasionally forget that they buried a treasure chest. While they may occasionally forget where they buried, having lost the map, they generally do not leave such things behind unawares. The reasons for leaving a...

Only the truth is true. Truth is not the memory of a series of unfortunate events. Truth is a Being that never changes. History is like a dream of this Being. Dreams are fictions. Understanding how the dream functions does not make it a fact. The dream functions as a...

All history is fiction. We agree that Jesus was fictional, but for different reasons. You say Jesus was not a character in the story that you call history, and what i call fiction. How many characters, of all the players on the world stage 2000 years ago, have the historical credentials...

I've accepted what you quoted. You are introducing your own interpretation of what you quoted. You miss the meaning of what is quoted. The meaning is that no individual is Christ...not even Jesus. I've shown - intra biblically - that not even Jesus considered himself - as an individual - to...

You should combine this with the teaching that, *Christ is neither here nor there*. What these sayings mean is that Christ is not an individual. I have been saying all along that Christ is a Whole Totality. Therefore, to isolate Christ to a single man is to deceive. This is exactly what...

For the most part, yes. When it get's to the part where Jesus woke up, it was written by sleepers. So it's an interpretation of Jesus and what he stood for. The interpretation leaves the average reader with wrong impression. The bible gives you an unsolved Rubic Cube. Most readers assume...

It does take some learning to comprehend. A good way to learn is to ask for help interpreting.