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On the Perils of Dualistic Thought
Monday, April 28, 2014 10:59
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So you hate the Knowledge Revealed through the Vision of the “Son of man” and the Revelation of “the resurrection” with every fiber of your heart as hard as stone.
Then, at least you should have listened to J. Krishnamurti; who, for decades warned that dualistic thought, but I repeat myself, is the origin of conflict, violence and genocide.
And, even if he wasn’t precisely correct—conflict and violence originating, instead, at the level of the origin of the duality in the ‘movement’ of “self”-reflection (symbolized as “the great dragon, the primeval serpent, known as the devil or Satan who had deceived all the world”—Chapter 12, verse 9 of the Revelation of John), which is the origin of the “beast of the sea” consciousness of the “self”—such a teaching still could have contributed to at least a reduction in violence and bloodshed.
But you would not listen.
Not to him.
Not to me.
Not to God.
Not to the Truth.
Not even to common sense.
Not to anyone who disagreed with you to the slightest degree.
And now, incredibly, you are surprised (?) that you may very well actually have to suffer the consequences of your determinedly arrogant witlessness.
‘Crimea river’.
Michael (Chapter 12, verse 1 of the Book of Daniel; Sura 2, verse 98 of the Quran; Column XVII of the Scroll of the War of the Sons of Light; Chapter 3, verse 12 of the Revelation of John) and my wife,
Sarah–>Elijah–>Daniel–>John the Baptist–>Mohammed–>Elizabeth
For:
Esau–>the apostle, Judas–>Susan (1970)
Hagar–>the apostle Mary–>Danielle (1982)
Isaac–>the apostle John–>Robin (1986)
Jacob– >the apostle Thomas–>Linda (1987)
Ishmael–>the apostle Peter–>Cindy (1992)
Isaiah’s wife–>the apostle James–>Kimberly (2000)
