Guest guest Posted August 8, 2006 Report Share Posted August 8, 2006 So, do you agree with T.C. Fry on any thing? He is one of the " founding fathers " with Natural Hygiene.............. ARE WE SLAVES TO OUR BELIEFS? By T. C. Fry Beliefs will make you a slave. Beliefs are inherently wrong and imprison us to the degree that we give them loyalty. That which is true and proper to our lives is known and does not have to be believed. If you believe, you believe without proof. Truth always serves us. Belief is a different animal altogether. Belief demands we serve it, not the other way around. This camouflages its basic character as an exploitive and enslaving device. The nature of every belief system is to demand acceptance and obedience. Not only does it tend to suppress and destroy differing belief systems, forcing, if it can, all to adopt its concepts, but it also seeks to suppress the truth as well. Most people are in love with their beliefs to the exclusion of the striking and self-evident truths in their lives. By their very nature, all belief systems are false and inhuman. Simply, the truth does not have to be believed. Truth is always evident and easy to know, especially that which is relevant to ourselves and our environment. All belief systems are concocted in the minds of men and women. While virtually everyone disbelieves every system but their own, in some areas, notably so-called medical science, the mass of people accept it as above question or reproach. We do not have to believe the truth. Truth is verifiable. It can be known. Beliefs are not verifiable but are absurdly easy to disprove. The truth always stays around regardless. All the belief in the world does not change one truth! For instance, it was only a few hundred years ago that everyone believed the earth to be flat. For uttering the heresy that the earth was round, the Catholic Church burned scientists of the time at the stake. But all the beliefs notwithstanding, the earth was not thereby flattened a bit. To insist that your beliefs are true is sheer arrogance and nonsense. Please do not confuse beliefs with theories. Theories are temporary while beliefs have a habit of being final. Beliefs are really illusions and delusions. It is said that the hardest person in the world to face is yourself. Likewise, most in our world are the victims of deep-seated beliefs and refuse to face the fact that they are enslaved and exploited by and through them. Mental laziness is exemplified in our refusal to face up to the fact that we are easily exploited by beliefs we accept uncritically, which have usually been implanted in us when we were young and impressionable. It is mental laziness when we refuse to take steps to discover the truth that would cast off the shackles of beliefs or slavery. Thus, by default, we continue our slavish, harmful and deleterious ways, affecting not only ourselves but those with whom we're associated. Many of us are misled into believing in the medical system and all its train of absurdities. All that I have cited above applies to the belief system perpetrated as the medical system, or so-called " medical science " . There is no science in drugging people who have d to the absurd belief that they can be poisoned into health by so-called " medicines " . There is no science in a system that is based on lies, since it does not and cannot promote true health. That which does not work is unscientific. Very simply, the medical system does not work in practice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2006 Report Share Posted August 8, 2006 Wow! That's a good one that I'll pass along. Thank you for sharing that!!! Suzy On 8/8/06, SV <shavig wrote: > > So, do you agree with T.C. Fry on any thing? He is one of the " founding > fathers " with Natural Hygiene.............. > > ARE WE SLAVES TO OUR BELIEFS? > By T. C. Fry > > Beliefs will make you a slave. Beliefs are inherently wrong and imprison > us to the degree that we give them loyalty. That which is true and proper to > our lives is known and does not have to be believed. If you believe, you > believe without proof. Truth always serves us. > > Belief is a different animal altogether. Belief demands we serve it, not > the other way around. This camouflages its basic character as an exploitive > and enslaving device. The nature of every belief system is to demand > acceptance and obedience. Not only does it tend to suppress and destroy > differing belief systems, forcing, if it can, all to adopt its concepts, but > it also seeks to suppress the truth as well. > > Most people are in love with their beliefs to the exclusion of the > striking and self-evident truths in their lives. By their very nature, all > belief systems are false and inhuman. Simply, the truth does not have to be > believed. Truth is always evident and easy to know, especially that which is > relevant to ourselves and our environment. > > All belief systems are concocted in the minds of men and women. While > virtually everyone disbelieves every system but their own, in some areas, > notably so-called medical science, the mass of people accept it as above > question or reproach. > > We do not have to believe the truth. Truth is verifiable. It can be known. > Beliefs are not verifiable but are absurdly easy to disprove. The truth > always stays around regardless. > > All the belief in the world does not change one truth! For instance, it > was only a few hundred years ago that everyone believed the earth to be > flat. For uttering the heresy that the earth was round, the Catholic Church > burned scientists of the time at the stake. > > But all the beliefs notwithstanding, the earth was not thereby flattened a > bit. To insist that your beliefs are true is sheer arrogance and nonsense. > Please do not confuse beliefs with theories. Theories are temporary while > beliefs have a habit of being final. > > Beliefs are really illusions and delusions. It is said that the hardest > person in the world to face is yourself. Likewise, most in our world are the > victims of deep-seated beliefs and refuse to face the fact that they are > enslaved and exploited by and through them. > > Mental laziness is exemplified in our refusal to face up to the fact that > we are easily exploited by beliefs we accept uncritically, which have > usually been implanted in us when we were young and impressionable. It is > mental laziness when we refuse to take steps to discover the truth that > would cast off the shackles of beliefs or slavery. Thus, by default, we > continue our slavish, harmful and deleterious ways, affecting not only > ourselves but those with whom we're associated. > > Many of us are misled into believing in the medical system and all its > train of absurdities. All that I have cited above applies to the belief > system perpetrated as the medical system, or so-called " medical science " . > There is no science in drugging people who have d to the absurd > belief that they can be poisoned into health by so-called " medicines " . > > There is no science in a system that is based on lies, since it does not > and cannot promote true health. That which does not work is unscientific. > Very simply, the medical system does not work in practice. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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