A Postcard from the Creator...

Wed Feb 13, 2013 7:57 pm » by **Baboogdi**

While reading a recent post on DTV I followed a link to the site below. On that site there are presentations of a philosophy that made a deep impression on me. I don't think many will take the time to read this entire narrative but those that need to will do so. If ever I have read anything that I could call a "letter from this Creator" this is it.

Take your time in reading it and try to understand what it is saying...

http://wingmakers.com/philosophy1.html

Wed Feb 13, 2013 9:21 pm » by **Webcat**

Interesting post Baboodgi - I will digest in small chucks as I'm multi-tasking at this moment, i.e. Doing washing, housework, some stuff from work, a Bruce Willis film and DTV - of sourse! :flop:

As the human instrument becomes increasingly responsive to Source Intelligence it will gravitate to life principles that symbolically express the formative principles of prime creation. There are wide ranges of expressions that can induce the transformational experience of the Sovereign Integral and liberate the entity from time-space conditioning and external controls. Inasmuch as the expression can vary, the intent of the expression is quite narrowly defined as the intent to expand into a state of integration whereby the human instrument becomes increasingly aligned with the Sovereign Integral perspective.

There are three particular life principles that accelerate the transformational experience and help to align the human instrument with the Sovereign Integral perspective. They are:

1) Universe relationship through gratitude

2) Observance of Source in all things

3) Nurturance of life

When the individual applies these principles, their life experience reveals a deeper meaning to its apparently random events -- both in the universal and personal contexts.

Wed Feb 13, 2013 9:34 pm » by **Baboogdi**

Webcat, I hope you get as much from it as I did. However, don't give the Bruce Willis movie short shrift, especially if it's one of the Die Hard series. I like those.

Wed Feb 13, 2013 9:38 pm » by **Samuelthemule**

it was worth being born, and struggling to get to this moment, and discover we're all one. "life" is inside our collective mind.

i'm really learning to relax and trust life, even though terrible things do happen,
that's the best and only way to truly stop them.

you have to learn to trust yourself and be yourself, that's where your power is.

Wed Feb 13, 2013 9:52 pm » by **Webcat**

Baboogdi wrote:Webcat, I hope you get as much from it as I did. However, don't give the Bruce Willis movie short shrift, especially if it's one of the Die Hard series. I like those.

It's one of his early ones, with Sarah Jessica Parker and lots of shooting and water.

It's a friends who thought I really would like it. :headscratch:

Lots of dead women and a little romance. :mrgreen:

Ah, got the cover - it's 'Striking Distance.'

:cheers:

Wed Feb 13, 2013 10:33 pm » by **Baboogdi**

Samuelthemule wrote::cheers:

it was worth being born, and struggling to get to this moment, and discover we're all one. "life" is inside our collective mind.

i'm really learning to relax and trust life, even though terrible things do happen,
that's the best and only way to truly stop them.

you have to learn to trust yourself and be yourself, that's where your power is.

I think that's part of what those philosophies are referring to.

Wed Feb 13, 2013 11:54 pm » by **Truthdefender**

Reads like a complexly written version of GFL, prime creator, 'be one with the source' non-sense.

Thu Feb 14, 2013 1:41 am » by **Baboogdi**

Truthdefender wrote:Reads like a complexly written version of GFL, prime creator, 'be one with the source' non-sense.

Said like a true God-fearing Christian anxious to see the infidels burn.

Thu Feb 14, 2013 1:55 am » by **Truthdefender**

Baboogdi wrote:
Truthdefender wrote:Reads like a complexly written version of GFL, prime creator, 'be one with the source' non-sense.

Said like a true God-fearing Christian anxious to see the infidels burn.

You can't see the obvious similarities in writing style and philosophy? I wasn't dissin you, just GFL non-sense.

Thu Feb 14, 2013 4:55 am » by **Baboogdi**

Did you read it all the way through?