Sacrfice to the god of Ignorance (for Mary and all)

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Namaste Mary,

 

Your observation of the human situation is very keen. However,

someone needs to point this out to the rest of the people. If not,

we will continue to keep on doing the same mistakes over and over

again.

 

In the current development of physics research, scientists have noted

that the results of their tests were dependent on whether or not

there is an observer of the experiment.

 

I believe we can do the same with our own lives. If we reflect more

on what we're doing, we will have a better chance of changing any

negative patterns.

 

Regards,

 

John R.

 

 

 

valist, Mary Quinn <mary1quinn wrote:

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> Dear John,

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> You've only noticed this in regards to Iraq?

>

> In the original garden, there was the tree of

> Knowledge and the tree of Ignorance. The children of

> the tree of Ignorance were tall and strong and very

> proud of themselves and crowded out everyone believing

> in the rightness of strength and numbers and

> everything that reminds them of themselves. They see

> the children of the tree of Knowledge as weeds,

> different, social outcasts in the tree world and are

> doing their best to push them out of the garden.

>

> Okay, I made that story up, but it sure seems that way

> to me living here in the land of the Sequoias.

>

> Human sacrifice has never gone out of fashion, it's

> just hiding in the guise of financial sacrifice and

> mental sacrifice instead of physical sacrifice.

>

> And until each of us sees that we ourselves are the

> problem, I don't think it's going to change.

>

> Boy, I'm full of sunshine today! Sorry.

>

> --- John <jr_esq wrote:

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> > Namaste to all:

> >

> > As I read the headlines regarding the situation in

> > Iraq, it occurred to me that the people there

> > are once again practicing the ritual of

> > sacrificing humans to the gods. Only this time, the

> > god is Ignorance which has cast its spell on

> > the people of the land.

> >

> > Ignorance can only be conquered by knowledge, the

> > realization that life is more than a system

> > human beliefs and dogmas.

> >

> > Without knowledge, the god of Ignorance will

> > gladly feed on the sacrifice of humans.

> >

> > Regards,

> >

> > John R.

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