Copyrighted Logo

css menu by Css3Menu.com


 

Bruce's 5th book, a Home Study Course, is now available.
Books & Tapes by Bruce Moen
    Bruce's Blog now at http://www.afterlife-knowledge.com/blog....

  HomeHelpSearchLoginRegister  
 
Pages: 1 2 3 4 
Send Topic Print
Who is Elias? (Read 22954 times)
deanna
Senior Member
****
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 464
Gender: female
Re: Who is Elias?
Reply #45 - Apr 21st, 2007 at 6:07pm
 
Gemini who is elias and what did he do love deanna
Back to top
 

deanna
 
IP Logged
 
EternalEssence
Full Member
***
Offline



Posts: 127
Re: Who is Elias?
Reply #46 - Apr 21st, 2007 at 7:48pm
 
Gemini,

I have had wonderful experiences with Elias and Seth. I do not believe it is my place to tell you what to think of any particular source of information, because, as you have problem concluded, the various members of this forum arise from differing philosophies that contradict and compliment. All information is flavored through the personality offering it. The source, in essence, remains the same, but the process of translation still occurs.


E.
Smiley
Back to top
 

The elegance of the final produce belies the chaos of its construction.
 
IP Logged
 
LaffingRain
Super Member
*****
Offline


Choose this Day

Posts: 5249
Arizona
Gender: female
Re: Who is Elias?
Reply #47 - Apr 22nd, 2007 at 2:13pm
 
Beautifully said Eternal Essence!  the experience of each book or reading material is solely the experiencer's.  Gemini, if u are still around reading or anyone else asking questions on what to read follow your intuition is best, as you will surely receive contradictions by the mere asking.
we also have a list of reading material right here on this board; look under Resources and free articles at the top of the page.

Every book is an experience walking beside another human being. love, alysia
Back to top
 

... Who takes away death's sting deprives life of bitterness
WWW http://www.facebook.com/LaughingRain2  
IP Logged
 
recoverer
Super Member
*****
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 5027
Gender: male
Re: Who is Elias?
Reply #48 - Apr 23rd, 2007 at 1:10pm
 
Deanna:

He lied and said that Jesus wasn't crucified.


deanna wrote on Apr 21st, 2007 at 6:07pm:
Gemini who is elias and what did he do love deanna

Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
LaffingRain
Super Member
*****
Offline


Choose this Day

Posts: 5249
Arizona
Gender: female
Re: Who is Elias?
Reply #49 - Apr 23rd, 2007 at 3:09pm
 
recoverer wrote on Apr 23rd, 2007 at 1:10pm:
Deanna:

He lied and said that Jesus wasn't crucified.


deanna wrote on Apr 21st, 2007 at 6:07pm:
Gemini who is elias and what did he do love deanna



maybe he lied. maybe Seth was there and maybe he didn't lie. I'm not following you around to incite you Recoverer. I'm exploring new ideas as new ideas does not threaten my belief system nor my love of the ones who change our world throughout history.

whenever a new idea is thrown at us, it's important to examine our reaction to it and why it threatens us.  on another note I'm saying nothing here is as it seems in appearance.

I have a report from a friend that JC went into hiding after the  crucifixion, that he walked around and continued preaching and spreading his message of love in out of the way places. whether he did this in his flesh body or his light body, I have no idea, but I can see the possibilities that he may have done this, because its true we needed the crucifixion to base a religion on, but it could have been just an appearance of death, so that it could also appear that when they rolled the boulder back he had sprung back from the dead so it could down in history that way.

however, maybe Seth was making us think about things so we could go and find out for ourselves what really happened, kind of like poking us out of our complacency that sacrifice and martyrdom is the only way to get to heaven.
Now, maybe he died on the cross, then got resurrected because you can't keep a good man down. that's what I choose to believe, so I'm with you but I keep an open mind and explore.

and another thing Smiley JC's body was never found. nobody can explain that yet. we can say it was transmuted into the light, but we can't explain it.
thats why we'll have to explore on our own, each one.

and finally, no matter how it was done, Christianity was born and I think it's been helpful but it's time to go and see just exactly how he did do the things, the healings, and whatnot that he did, and those of us who love him would still love him as that is basically the premise of Christianity that we love each other as he loved us.
ok, one more thing, a sacrificial type spirit would gladly take his place on the cross and a little nip of whatever before doing it is a possibility also. weird, but a possiblity, as we have kamakazi pilots don't we? so these are sacrificial type souls.

and in the end, I've found we are all liars in one way or another. I think we can all find the truth eventually through PUL, but not by labeling each other liars.
its just an opinion. it's just exploration.

Back to top
 

... Who takes away death's sting deprives life of bitterness
WWW http://www.facebook.com/LaughingRain2  
IP Logged
 
recoverer
Super Member
*****
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 5027
Gender: male
Re: Who is Elias?
Reply #50 - Apr 23rd, 2007 at 3:25pm
 
Alysia:

Perhaps we should have a food fight with a bunch of cream pies instead. It would be a lot more fun and tasty too.  Tongue
Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
EternalEssence
Full Member
***
Offline



Posts: 127
Re: Who is Elias?
Reply #51 - Apr 23rd, 2007 at 4:35pm
 
I believe the question is what do we "know" and not what is your "opinion." Again, I have had good experiences with both Seth and Elias. Opinions here differ, but I speak from having direct experience and knowledge.

E.
Smiley
Back to top
 

The elegance of the final produce belies the chaos of its construction.
 
IP Logged
 
recoverer
Super Member
*****
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 5027
Gender: male
Re: Who is Elias?
Reply #52 - Apr 23rd, 2007 at 5:01pm
 
EternalEssence:

Seth states that Jesus was just making a joke when he said love your neighbor as yourself.  Do you believe this is true?


EternalEssence wrote on Apr 23rd, 2007 at 4:35pm:
I believe the question is what do we "know" and not what is your "opinion." Again, I have had good experiences with both Seth and Elias. Opinions here differ, but I speak from having direct experience and knowledge.

E.
Smiley

Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
EternalEssence
Full Member
***
Offline



Posts: 127
Re: Who is Elias?
Reply #53 - Apr 23rd, 2007 at 8:12pm
 
recoverer,

Thank you for your question. With due respect to you, I do not read your posts for the most part because I find them suspicious in nature, an assault, however small or slight, on opinions differing from your own.

Your posts is derived from a particular perspective and a particular philosophy. You strike me as very passionate, but very wary of any organized material. Threatened may be a more apt description. I will not debate my beliefs with you, for as I have stated, I do not need approval and you do not appear to be open to being wrong; however, for this one moment, I will state this: From Seth's perspective, the material you quoted -- and I speak directly from the way you wrote it, as it is not a direct quote with a source and reference page -- what Jesus said probably was a joke. To you, it may not have been a joke. Your point, while understood, does not override another simply because you feel your side more worthy of attention and favor.

Seth does not need me to fight for him, as he has pointed out that not everyone needs him, as has stated Elias; however, everyone has the right to read material contrary to any particular belief without being made to feel that reading such material makes them inferior. I have not and will not encourage anyone to follow blindly any path; however, I will suggest that a person actively engage in learning in order to affect their ability to discern.

I have had positive experiences, again, with both Seth and Elias, among others. I will not shy away from that because someone is upset with their viewpoint. After all, in the end, have you not made a name for yourself in that very arena.

E.
Smiley
Back to top
 

The elegance of the final produce belies the chaos of its construction.
 
IP Logged
 
LaffingRain
Super Member
*****
Offline


Choose this Day

Posts: 5249
Arizona
Gender: female
Re: Who is Elias?
Reply #54 - Apr 24th, 2007 at 1:50am
 
Thanks EE. well said.  I might share a little more what I got out of Elias, as I derived far more from Elias, and I read Seth many years ago and can remember learning something valuable there but cannot be so specific.  I like to think about the original poster, what the original question was, and I was thinking today about Albert and about this thread that we did get away from the discussing just Elias somehow and launched right into an attack on Seth and Elias are related personages but different in their approach. Heres some of the differences I noted:
Elias is an easier read, more relaxed. Seth seemed more volatile now and then.
Seth focuses more widely on humanity's creative ability, while Elias focuses through the individual readings on the specific question the person has about their self and their essence.
People pay for this personal touch, to get their own personal questions in alignment with their purpose and intention for incarnating.
I never felt the need to get a reading, as I like to study humanity, so I would myself skip over the personal questions and sooner or later Elias would broaden his answers to show how belief systems we get attached to, do produce a manifestation into society.

and thats what we talk about here, our belief systems.

I noticed Elias is nonjudgmental in his approach. thats why I said he was relaxed. I also noticed he did say he was called here by the people whom he serves. this on another level. I am in agreement with him that we as a people do have collective agendas we have agreed upon to enact into earth plane.
this means we are responsible for our reality, not someone else, or some other force. In our oneness, we do create reality and the good thing about this is it puts reality in our hands, thats where freedom lies.

following briefly whether JC had a sense of humor, I do believe a sense of humor is necessary and it is a human trait.
I do believe JC was also a human, and that is the reason we can relate to him, as our father in heaven is a formless abstract thing. and he would be speaking of PUL I assume, just as we try to speak of PUL also.
if he were joking about loving your neighbor as yourself, then he must have met my neighbor I had one time. my neigbor carried a shotgun around and shot cats. I think his mother may have loved him..just joking, can't u tell? Smiley  all right. I did retrieve him, but I had to call upon help in these situations.

back to JC. he's our brother and he was a human and divine at the same time. I am sure he wants us to realize we are also human and divine at the same time, and the main point of ACIM is it teaches foregiveness over and over, which is merely a release from your system the holding in of negative energy feelings.

negative energy can create illness on your body. forgiveness frees your spirit to a feeling of joy and well being, so it's very scientific what the Course illustrates and I can well imagine this is indeed the voice of JC.

also the word itself fore giveness. needs defining, like everything does. when you were a child and got into a fight, ever notice how the fight was forgotten right away? its because kids release the negative energy faster than adults as they are closer to home than we are with our belief systems.  to fore give is to give as before the grievance took place.
you give yourself, you give your joy, your livliness of a positive nature away as before the grievance. you become a child to reenter heaven, leaving your belief systems by the wayside.

the real gist of this post is to say, not from any book, but from my experience, releasing negative energy by foregiving adds a spiritual composite to your life that may have been missing before, at the same time it's an emotional thing...the left brain is always working on the solution by focusing on it and creating the solution, the foregiveness part is the negative energy we don't need to allow to build up.

peace of mind, that is what we all really desire. I never knew this before I read the Course. I do enjoy peace of mind and I would like to say for the most part this board has been instrumental in my thoughts and growth. I wish to extend gratitude, and I would like to not have to define what gratitude is. Lips Sealed

Right now, I'm grateful to Shirley and Eternal Essence. tomorrow I may be grateful to someone else.

ok, my neck hurts sitting here!   Kiss  goodnite B-man.
Back to top
 

... Who takes away death's sting deprives life of bitterness
WWW http://www.facebook.com/LaughingRain2  
IP Logged
 
Pages: 1 2 3 4 
Send Topic Print


This is a Peer Moderated Forum. You can report Posting Guideline violations.