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Very nicely displayed! I have never heard of Bill but am now glad to have. I have firm beliefs in all of which you have stated but from reading from others very similar to Bill.
Thankyou :)
 
mescaline-man said:
Why is that we have to make money to survive? Why aren't we taught in school how to grow our own vegetables and how to survive without the dependence upon other's to put food in a grocery store for us to buy?

An excellent post Mescaline man, and a subject that fascinates me very much. Recently i've had some time out of the rat race and this has led me to research this type of subject greatly.

I understand where you're coming from, feel your frustration, and share your interest.

Certainly i think that over time humanity has tried different ways of living and has now come up with "variety". The good thing about waking up and realising this situation is that you are also lucky enough to "choose life", and surf the seas of your dreams. Maybe live in the country and become self sufficient. Find some place / country where you can do this. It's possible, and i know lotsa people that do it.

I don't think that life will ever be free especially when the government has every aspect of the "controllables" pretty much controlled. They own land, your food, your water, you name it. Then again they are powerless against natural disaster, so never fear, their controlling is only a superficial illusion.

As long as you can find your own inner happiness, then you are free. The rest is just a daft game, and they are good players.

Just something i read from a non descript newspaper in a toilet somewhere....:lol:
 
mescaline-man said:
Verse #1 is indicating that the bible should not be taken literally.

1.[2 Corinthians 3:6 Who also has made us able ministers of the new testament, not of the letter but of the spirit for the letter kills but the spirit gives life.]


It's important when reading any religious texts to keep things in context. If you read on, Paul goes on to clarify exactly what he means. "The letter" is the ten commandments, which no one can live up to, and "the Spirit" is the Holy Spirit, a covenant between those of faith and God.

I'm not trying to offend anyone or be argumentative :love:
and I have no interest in theological debates. :!:
As I said, I just find it important to keep things in context. :)
 
im glad to see that people are thinking outside the book! before i started with dmt i was studing books by samael aun woer. he does a great job at explaing inner conciousness and relgion. however when i took a big hit of dmt i relized all my studies were almost usless and that i had god wraped up in expectaions from all the studing i had done.
 
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