Comments on: New time, new life

By: Messenger At The Crossroads

Messenger At The Crossroads — Fri, 19 Dec 2014 03:17:12 +0000

Put down the cellphone, er, rather excuse me, the “device” and start looking around. Nothing like the little had held oracle that connects you to its limiting info-pseudo-reality. Probably pretty scary for way too many people who’ve become too addicted to even think about human creativity, which the powers that be frankly hate.

By: Jackie ONeil

Jackie ONeil — Thu, 18 Dec 2014 05:19:49 +0000

From the aged of the ageless it is perserverance into the light of love with joy abounding at every corner.

By: ozziethinker

ozziethinker — Thu, 18 Dec 2014 02:48:07 +0000

There is no “maybe” about it. God and the devil are one encapsulated by Prime Source. There are but two fundamental principles for our existence – light and nothing. In light you find everything. In nothing you find the root, cause and desire for reality and its may faces.

By: Michael Burns

Michael Burns — Wed, 17 Dec 2014 17:36:52 +0000

Keep chasing that thought…you will find freedom at the end.
Peace

By: maybeperfect

maybeperfect — Wed, 17 Dec 2014 03:47:31 +0000

Can it be that God represents Himself as an infinite variety of entities all the way from automatons to inky wretches, and so on ad infinitum?
Or with whom, other than Himself would He contend?
Could the joke be on the devil, as he may also be a figment of God’s imagination, and has as we all must, dubiously believed that he himself was actually doing anything, among an infinite number of other possibilities?
Should we really presume to allege “individual” knowledge, wisdom or capacity for consciousness, let alone “individual” culpability, in and of ourselves?
I seem to be unable from refraining from considering such matters, as they somehow seem vitally important to me, but then what do I know? How can I judge matters of relative significances whatsoever, without angering the arbiter of Murphy’s law?
Can I go on?
Might remain to be seen….

By: David Marino

David Marino — Wed, 17 Dec 2014 02:31:48 +0000

There was an interview with Michael Jordan when he was at his peak and had accumulated incredible individual accomplishments, especially the ability to perform at his best when it counted the most. The interviewer asked Michael where he found his source of strength, expecting Michael to answer with a typical learned reply such as religion. But Michael said it was simply a deep belief in his own power. There was an extended awkward moment of silence that was purposely executed by the interviewer, as if Michael would change his mind. He didn’t. I will never forget that.

By: seamlessone

seamlessone — Wed, 17 Dec 2014 01:59:53 +0000

Short, sweet, and to the root. One of your best posts Jon. Humans love systems.

Systems are great because you don’t have to think or lead or blaze any trails, and within all systems are daddys. Every system comes with its very own daddy(or better yet a few dozen daddys) who will take care of me and my brothers and sisters and he will look out for us and protect us from the wolves and he will keep us up-to-date with all the new relevant discoveries and he will keep watch for encroaching dangers. My daddy has experience, he is an expert, he is a trustable authority due to his age and his vast textbook knowledge handed down to him by other daddys. My daddy is the daddy of daddys, and he collaborates with my other daddys, so now I can relax, flow, and just enjoy my TV shows, magazines and my favorite tunes. I can be a kid again and have the childhood I never quite finished.

My daddy will take care of everything– and no worries about creativity–he will tell me what it is to be creative and he will nudge me toward the light should I stray away. I trust daddy, because everyone else does. Daddy sometimes makes mistakes, but overall he is trustable, and the other daddys keep him accountable. All the daddys and systems watch out for each other and they all collaborate so no worries. My daddy is not perfect but he is certainly more trustable than me, and I can’t imagine life without him.

By: ozziethinker

ozziethinker — Wed, 17 Dec 2014 00:54:42 +0000

Another corker, Jon. Keep it up!

It you try and hug a homeless man, it is more likely he will attempt to assault you. Drop a $50 note in his lap, he will surely rise up and hug you with tears in his eyes.

The problem is people don’t really care and that’s a big problem……

The first step is testing the art of unconditional giving.

http://ozziethinker.wordpress.com/2014/12/15/merry-goodwill-everyone/

Peace before prosperity.

Best wishes
OT

By: From Québec

From Québec — Tue, 16 Dec 2014 23:09:59 +0000

This is the kind of things I would like to have the courage to do, although it is a bit suicidal, don’t you think…lol?

View it Full Screen.

Best Ski Line of 2014 – Cody Townsend’s Epic Chute
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlXk49Mh7go

By: Mia Manners

Mia Manners — Tue, 16 Dec 2014 20:13:56 +0000

Great vision Jon…I have been having a nervous breakdown on my vulnerability but bit by bit I am reinventing my vision on imagination of which i have masses to do…the only thing that stops me, is me and my lazyness! lol…good stuff!