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pauraque_bkSame world as Groom Price. Same kid, grown up a little.
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Theological Correspondence
Franse Devero, Lord bless you:
Congratulations on the publication of your article regarding the healing of infected wounds. I see that you have been given extraordinary opportunities despite your age and background.
I found the perspective of your writing puzzling. Perhaps you didn't perfectly articulate what you meant. It is quite mistaken to view miraculous medicine as "extra-natural", and if you are so quick to dismiss it as such, I am alarmed for you and those you treat.
You talk of physical infection spreading by touch-contact, and you will always find proof of this if you restrict your observation to physicality. I urge you not to restrict your gaze that way. Blindness and hallucination in the spirit is the true vector of disease.
As you must know, the healing power of the Lord is granted to us in the form of opening our eyes to the reality of the world, which is His harmony. That which we perceive as a physical affliction is a reflection of suffering and confusion in the spirit. Just as dreams are distorted reflections of that which worries us in the physical realm, so is the physical realm a dream we are having with our slumbering spiritual minds. It might help and comfort you to consider that we will all one day "wake up" in death, and will not know anymore what was so frightening about what we dreamed.
Naturally you know this. I only remind you not to become so excited over physical medicine that you forget what you know. To work on the level of physical affliction is to invite it.
Se Mirehel vir sones,
Theras Best Pr., Msm.
Theras Best, Lord bless you:
I can paraphrase scripture as well as you, but do you understand what you're parroting?
You're taking the doctrine of harmony too literally, and turning it into one of apathy. If in fact we shouldn't pursue physical medicine because there's perfect understanding only in death anyway, then let's all commit suicide now and get it over with.
What you've completely missed is that the nature of physicality as a "dream" doesn't imply it's unimportant. Have you read Soilule? He found that sleep-dreams themselves contain lessons, and that with practice and meditation you can even come to realize that you're asleep dreaming, and change the course of the dream. If you dream you're being chased by monsters, is there any purpose in enduring the suffering? Is the only answer to wake up? How much more soul-affirming it is to realize the dream, and reason with your monsters until they no longer chase you.
The Lord put physical tools all around us to treat our suffering, including the plants and minerals of the world, and our intelligence. Are we not supposed to use them?
I can barely answer the idea that describing illnesses causes them. I guess after reading this letter you'll burn it for fear that the word "monsters" will attract same. What a load of superstitious bullshit.
SMVS,
Franse Devero Pr.
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Theological Correspondence
Franse Devero, Lord bless you:
Congratulations on the publication of your article regarding the healing of infected wounds. I see that you have been given extraordinary opportunities despite your age and background.
I found the perspective of your writing puzzling. Perhaps you didn't perfectly articulate what you meant. It is quite mistaken to view miraculous medicine as "extra-natural", and if you are so quick to dismiss it as such, I am alarmed for you and those you treat.
You talk of physical infection spreading by touch-contact, and you will always find proof of this if you restrict your observation to physicality. I urge you not to restrict your gaze that way. Blindness and hallucination in the spirit is the true vector of disease.
As you must know, the healing power of the Lord is granted to us in the form of opening our eyes to the reality of the world, which is His harmony. That which we perceive as a physical affliction is a reflection of suffering and confusion in the spirit. Just as dreams are distorted reflections of that which worries us in the physical realm, so is the physical realm a dream we are having with our slumbering spiritual minds. It might help and comfort you to consider that we will all one day "wake up" in death, and will not know anymore what was so frightening about what we dreamed.
Naturally you know this. I only remind you not to become so excited over physical medicine that you forget what you know. To work on the level of physical affliction is to invite it.
Se Mirehel vir sones,
Theras Best Pr., Msm.
Theras Best, Lord bless you:
I can paraphrase scripture as well as you, but do you understand what you're parroting?
You're taking the doctrine of harmony too literally, and turning it into one of apathy. If in fact we shouldn't pursue physical medicine because there's perfect understanding only in death anyway, then let's all commit suicide now and get it over with.
What you've completely missed is that the nature of physicality as a "dream" doesn't imply it's unimportant. Have you read Soilule? He found that sleep-dreams themselves contain lessons, and that with practice and meditation you can even come to realize that you're asleep dreaming, and change the course of the dream. If you dream you're being chased by monsters, is there any purpose in enduring the suffering? Is the only answer to wake up? How much more soul-affirming it is to realize the dream, and reason with your monsters until they no longer chase you.
The Lord put physical tools all around us to treat our suffering, including the plants and minerals of the world, and our intelligence. Are we not supposed to use them?
I can barely answer the idea that describing illnesses causes them. I guess after reading this letter you'll burn it for fear that the word "monsters" will attract same. What a load of superstitious bullshit.
SMVS,
Franse Devero Pr.
