Day 46 of 108 DAYS - The first step in the "spiritual discipline" is the cleansing of the speech. Talk sweet without anger. Do not boast of your scholarship or attainments. Be humble, eager to serve; conserve your speech. Practice silence. That will save you from squabbles, frittering thoughts and faction.
Before you speak, think - Is it necessary? Is it true? Is it kind? Will it hurt anyone? Will it improve on the silence? Is the rule for speaking applicable to writing? I answered yes to the 4 questions but I realized that writing will not improve on the silence. But since my mind is not silent while thinking about this stuff, I figure I might as well start writing again, to release it and empty the mind. Since it is almost Christmas.....here are some thoughts:
"We have been told since we were children that "Jesus" died on the cross for our sins and that if we accept him as our personal saviour.... which you will only believe if you are lazy. And if you have an independent personality and you are a responsible person, you know you have to work, no one else can do it for you. Having a SAVIOR does not work because no one can take our sins(errors) from us. Our sins are just misalignments with the cosmic laws that get recorded in our DNA and balanced out with the law of cause, effect and consequences. Not one or one thousand "SAVIOUR" can change our lives if we do not choose at a personal level to tackle what we don't want to see in our hologram, and that applies to the whole of humanity."
"The Bible was not written by God. There is no original manuscript, not even in the Vatican and that the whole thing was likely to be the creation of the Nicaea Council in the Third century AD. Not even the books from the old testament were canonized at that time and they have no provenance or original manuscripts to certify that what is written corresponds to what happen in the historical period. Also, there are no records of any of the Christs which I found very interesting because the Romans were very detailed accountants and had records of superfluous information, let alone crucifixions!".
There are several main stream works by scholars that can assist you in elucidating what is what. The discussion about the validity of the records in the Bible has gone on for decades, if not centuries. One has to dig deep if one really wants the KNOWLEDGE.
There are so many wonderful sites and people on the net you can start with:
1. www.azuritepress.com
2. www.greggbraden.net
3. www.divinecosmos.com
4. wemustknow.net
5. lisa renee
6. david icke
6. www.projectcamelot.org
7. richard hoagland
Not everything will resonate with you. Some of the ideas on the sites may repel you, others might sound fascinating and still some may sound repulsive - just open your heart and mind and let the experience expand your horizon.
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