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i'm a big fan of kook websites -- ulillillia, royal device, all that. if only francis e. dec, esq. had had today's technology here, have a sample of one of their articles: when someone begins to abuse hyphens like that... like the writer of a fantasy fiction novel... but they're trying to sound smart... or it's also partially a product of a hyper-complicated, deeply personal architecture and they're desperate for you to join them there. that i will wager: a) aspergers b) they'll still have a good idea in there somewhere, and c) this will be entertaining to read also think aspergers because of the hyper-detailed "legal" page. |
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xltronic stylez fail. article quote: If we penetrate to the forces and impulses that underlie human existence, we come to the activities of a world of Spiritual Beings, that we have called the Father-Son stream of evolution. The higher members of this stream of evolution, known as the Spiritual Hierarchy, have the task of bringing into being and organising the prodigal son stream of evolution. There have always been people who were aware, to a greater or lesser extent, of the existence and activities of the Spiritual Hierarchy, more so in ancient cultures than now. The mythological-cosmological-religious cultures of Egypt, Sumeria and early Greece, and to a lesser extent that of the Romans, were dominated by their belief in a world of gods that ruled over creation and life on earth. The Hindu religion gives particularly extensive accounts ofa world of Spiritual Beings whose activities underlie our material world. The Jewish Kabbalah gives similar accounts. Within Christianity the stream emanating from Dionysius the Areopagite gives detailed descriptions of a Spiritual Hierarchy |
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Finally, let us raise the question: According to the preceding examinations, what is space? Nothing other than a necessity, inherent in the things themselves, to overcome a most external way their being individual without uniformity. Space, therefore, is a way of grasping the world as uniformity. ...well that solves that! |
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