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Emanuel Swedenborg (1688–1772) His nonsense? (Read 10603 times)
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Re: Emanuel Swedenborg (1688–1772) His nonsense?
Reply #15 - Apr 3rd, 2016 at 9:19am
 
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  And the reason why astrology can work to some degree, is because of the inherent Oneness of all that is. But astrology doesn't always work in the traditional way, because of our freewill and how it can change and vary from the patterns outlined based on past use of freewill. When it comes to looking at and reading an astrological birthchart, freewill is always the potential "wild card" that can throw a money wrench in interpretation (that, and not all folks have the same expanse and accuracy of perception to begin with).

  If that fundamental Oneness didn't exist, then how could large balls of rock and gas correlate to inner consciousness patterns and accurately represent these and nonphysical "afterlife" dimensions? 

   It wouldn't. But it does work and is similar to Jung's concept of synchronicity.

  And as far as Christian and Jewish fundamentalists go that poo poo astrology based supposedly on biblical injunction, well it's ironic as there is a goodly amount of astrological references in the Bible. 

   And boy, you should read the Dead Sea Scrolls--even more, and more blatant astrology found in same. What some of the warnings against astrology and other metaphysical practices seemed to be about, was trying to forecast the future based on these indications, and ascribing direct power to these outer indications, when they are merely signs along the way.

   Someone once asked Cayce's guidance on whether or not they should make a study of astrology.  Guidance gave an interesting answer--they replied that it would be well for anyone to make a study of same, provided they understood and applied it aright.  And they stressed that our spiritual will and how and what we chose is what made these outer indications become patterns to begin with.


What is the nonsense of a 'fundamental oneness" there is no such thing in existence, of course, there is the reality of Almighty God but people are afraid to address God by his real title and attribute!

This oneness is an invention out of someone's imagination!

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Almighty God  is that so hard to write???

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Reply #16 - Apr 3rd, 2016 at 12:51pm
 
  Everything is completely interconnected within God's being/Spirit and Love.  Hence the Oneness.  I've experienced this state of Oneness, though probably in a very limited capacity since i was connected to a body at the time.

  At the same time, everything is also individual and unique.  This is just as important as the Oneness/complete interconnection, otherwise existence for God would be quite boring and lonely. 

  There was a point in God's awareness and remembrance, when It was all alone with It's own thoughts and company. 

   It was an unfulfilling and achingly lonely state, so the Creator decided to create companions out of Itself. It imbued each part of self, each companion with self awareness, unique individuality, and the ability to choose for itself.   

    The Creators that i know and love, the original Source, and the First returned Child/Companion, are very different than the Creator you are projecting onto others Alan.  These Creators are filled with Universal, unconditional, pure Love--a Love that is the highest expression of the most complete, pure, and perfectly balanced/blended Mother-Father Love. 

   This is not to say that these never experience something akin to temporary anger or frustration, especially when some of their children so stubbornly buck against reality and continue to try to hurt each other and themselves. 

  But overall, it's more a resigned sadness, but with the knowing that eventually it will work out.  And there is far more joy and delight experienced than any of the above. Especially when one of the children choose to consciously re-merge back with Source and the Christ Disk.

    Alan, i'm not sure what is going on with you, but i would suggest taking some quiet time to talk and commune with only the real Yeshua (Jesus), and also engage in some healthy grounding activities. 

   

   

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Re: Emanuel Swedenborg (1688–1772) His nonsense?
Reply #17 - Apr 9th, 2016 at 7:10am
 
Nonsense is nonsense no matter from whom the nonsense originated.

Swedenborg was a great mind, with great scientific ideas, until he descended into a life of stupid imagination from the age of 55 until his death, during the time from the age of 55 until his death at 84 he achieved absolutely nothing, but a babble of long winded idiotic lying nonsense
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