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    In my experience, whenever I have needed to learn something specific to improve myself, I have looked for others who have demonstrated a strong grasp of the information and knowledge, and then I emulated whatever it was that they were doing or had done to grasp it.  That is what I intend to do now.

    in reply to: What do you imagine humanity’s emergent form to be like? #524874
    Guy
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    I remember “Planet of the Apes,” where the emergent humanity had found their power to be a conjoined ESP to control others, but I don’t believe that is a very high stage of evolution.  I once heard an Indian citizen say that what Mother Theresa did was to awaken the “moral conscience” of India and make them aware of the dying and poor lying in the streets.  I do see there are many charities and people attempting to help in the many crises and distressing situations of creation, but I believe the emergent humanity will be when we collectively wake and feel a complete empathy toward one another and do everything necessary to end human suffering, before it starts or when it has occurred.

    How will this happen?  I don’t know.  Will it come from politics?  Not likely, that’s where war starts.  Will it come from religion?  Also, not likely, because too many believe they have the only way to God, and everyone else is wrong.  At least we are here trying.  That is a positive sign.  The rest we may have to leave up to the Light.

    Guy
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    Hello, my name is Guy.  I live in northern Colorado with my wife and grandson.  I have been on a spiritual journey for decades to overcome a military head injury, but I see the earliest dates in my journals were from 2014.  During the beginning of the pandemic, my wife had a spiritual experience while investigating kabbala and got me into it.  Then I found Kabu and begin studying.  I found the lessons matched strongly with the basic Catholic teachings of Jesus and his disciples, especially Paul and James.  I don’t find any conflict in being Catholic in religion and studying kabbala.  They complement one another well.  I hope to come to my final correction in this lifetime and pierce what Augustine called the “veil” that hides truth from us behind what we perceive as reality.

    Guy
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    I feel very strongly that I have found this line and place of study into the reasons and purpose of existence because of the energy that was already flowing from my fellow students and your excitement about finding your path.  True, my wife first found kabbala and then introduced it to me, but I found Kabu in a seemingly random way, but from our studies, we see nothing is random.  So, I have to thank the sages and students throughout the ages, my present teachers and fellow students, and those who are generating the curiosity, interest, and excitement to find the path of kabbala, even as I write for my own progress and continuation on the path of correction.  I pray to find the final correction within this lifetime, as it says in the Psalm, “I am confident that I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living.”

    Guy
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    The environment I would love to see the world living within can’t be cone in this present world, because we can’t possibly get even a large fraction of the people aboard.  Even to mention it aloud would cause others to name-call me and brand me a commie, or dreamer, or liberal, or some kind of fool.

    Only altruistic love is the force great enough to demonstrate to and overcome a world of so few haves dedicated to having more and so many have-nots who see no hope and so many systems manipulated by the few to keep things that way, even in the face of certain mutually assured destruction.

    What is the Creator’s plan, I can’t even begin to guess.  It is as the Bible says, “His ways are so far above my ways.”

    Guy
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    To be an imaginal cell is as simple as telling fellow college students in the cafeteria who are complaining about the quality of the food that perhaps if they didn’t mindlessly take everything in the line and then only eat the dessert and throw away all of the food, the school could buy less but better ingredients and prepare better meals.

    It is as simple as telling the fellow marine at the sink next to you that he doesn’t have to run the taps at full blast continually during the entire time he is shaving, especially since you and he are two of 50,000 marines on a desert island that relies on rainwater and is in a drought.

    But to be the imaginal cell is to be disliked by many of the other cells, because they really don’t want to know things they can do to improve and don’t want to hear it, so if one is the imaginal cell, they should pick and choose when to speak and be wise about it.

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