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Accountability and Change
The primary failure of Western epistemology is focusing exclusively on measurable results. The product is not always the goal or objective. The moral fabric is woven into existence invisibly, and the Spirit seeks commitment to things which are verbally and … Continue reading
Recovery of Rez 9
The Brotherhood claimed they held no secrets. They had always been willing to teach anyone interested in their stuff. However, the vast majority of those who came in from the outside to learn decided it was either incomprehensible or just … Continue reading
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Tagged mysticism, philosophy, psychology, survival
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Recovery of Rez 8
As nearly as he could understand, Rez thought perhaps she was only trying to prove he wasn’t so morally strong as he claimed. At first were the subtle questions, the testing which always seemed to manipulate him into saying something … Continue reading
Recovery of Rez 6
His friends called him “Rez.” It was an abbreviation for his full name: Restas Eran Ziskel. The nickname didn’t make much difference until he went off to boarding school. He could have stayed on Randell Colony, but the education lab … Continue reading
Recovery of Rez 2
At one time it had been a mining station. When the ores played out, the mining company moved on, auctioned off the equipment and allowed the facility to rot. Except it was in a place which seemed oddly shielded from … Continue reading
Crashing Illusions
Someone found a rootkit on a Linux server. As many have said, the only reason it hadn’t been done to Linux what crackers and hackers have done to Windows is simple economics. When the criminal market finds use for Linux … Continue reading
Soul Seeds: Not in Shadow
John presented a side of Jesus the other three Gospel writers did not cover well. Their works had long been published when John filled in the gaps by telling things from a different angle. Rather than sketch out the life … Continue reading
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Tagged jesus parables, mysticism, peace, psychology, scripture, spirituality
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Soul Seeds: Never Satisfied
The story of the Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31) may not be a parable, but an actual piece of history. Jesus tells it in a style quite different from parables, and its meaning is so very bluntly clear: Rich … Continue reading
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Tagged mysticism, peace, psychology, scripture
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Debate Is Dead
I don’t debate. I seldom even bother to argue. You will always find me willing and patient to explain as best I know how what goes on inside my head. I always do what I know is required by my … Continue reading
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Tagged civility, mysticism, politics, propaganda, psychology, resistance
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Divine Logic 101
Western Civilization as a whole is antithetical to divine logic. Every civilization stands on a unique intellectual heritage, a range of assumptions about reality. Gather together all the various ancient civilizations which have ever stood, and they would range broadly … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient civilizations, civilization, culture, cultures and civilizations, intellect, intellectual heritage, mysticism, psychology
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