>Jonathan Pollard
with Trump, so many of these names would have just faded into the wind.
a little reptillian slip there at the end
>freemasonry
the most important thing for us is using our lives
in the right way, having the right purpose and
serving that purpose effectively.
We need to see ourselves, set in a larger context.
We need to see how our own lives are important
as a part of the world around us.
Not just the world of here and now, but also
the world of the future. We need to see our own lives
as a part of the historical process.
When we do this, when we begin to see ourselves in
this context, then we begin to understand our
responsibility and purpose. We begin to understand
what's really important in our lives.
We see that we have a resonsibility to the people
who came before us and made it possible for us
to have lived.
Only through full confession of our worst actions
can we be free to accept forgiveness. No matter how
many layers of the onion is peeled away, either another
layer presents itself or you run out of onion.
There is no "you" there.
We exist only as the illusion of self.
In order to be forgiven, truly forgiven, we must abandon
the illusion and seek forgiveness of the soul which
only presents itself through unabridled confession of our
worst deeds.
For this, it is then necessary to dispatch the person
from the body and break their will completely until a
time in which they willingly confess their worst deeds.
Only then can love and affection be presented to the
new phoenix that has risen from the ashes of old.
A rebirth into the arms of the brotherhood.
The acorn is not superior to the oak tree nor is the
tree superior to the acorn.
I really hope the Japanese never change. Shame they're being plagued with the gift of diversity. So many of their young women are seeking love and finding it in strange places.