VML-4/14/00

[Guest guest]

In that sense the mythologies are true that the apparent man, however

great he may be, is only a dim reflection of the Real Man who is

beyond. The Real Man, the Spirit, being beyond cause and effect, not

bound by time and space, must, therefore, be free. He was never

bound. and could not be bound. The apparent man, the reflection, is

limited by time, space, and causation, and is, therefore, bound. Or

in the language of some of our philosophers, he appears to be bound,

but really is not. This is the reality in our souls. this

omnipresence, this spiritual nature, this infinity. Every soul is

infinite, therefore there is no question of birth and death.

--

-----------------------------

" The fates lead one who will; one who won't, they drag. "