Re: It's Early, But Will You Have for Dinner Tonight, Thursday, 11/14/2024?

D wrote:

  On Thu, 21 Nov 2024, Coogan's Bluff wrote:
 

is robustly overwritten, academia has to justify itself always.

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Don't get stuck in the introduction! The only interesting thing is the
text itself, and _if_ you find it useful in your own life.

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Correct.
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I will go back after to see if the lead in jibes with my findings or not.

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Sounds like a good plan!

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I've had to do that with many of the annotated Apocrypha too.
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Let the verses sing, then go back to interpret and muse.

 This is a good methodology. I think I will apply this to the psalms. So
many monks highly praise them, but I've never really been a fan. Maybe
one of those things that grows on you.

We all have different pathways that open for us.
I find the Buddhist prayer wheels to be engaging and joyous.

This is the mystery of love. As a monk said in last nights documentary... Jesus is amazing. It doesn't matter how much you give to him or take from him, he just gives you more and more and more.

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This is so beautiful!

 Yes! Monks are often forgotten, but they are after all, our most devoted
and caring spiritual athletes praying night and day for humanity!

https://churchleaders.com/pastors/free-resources-pastors/145403-brother-lawrence-free-ebook-the-practice-of-the-presence-of-god.html

This is very sad. Something is missing. We've never had it better materially, yet many people suffer from sicknesses of the soul. =(

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It's a deep sense of collective longing and loss, and it grows palpably even now.
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Perhaps that will change.
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I can see it changing some:
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https://youtu.be/ZgC6uC8IUvc
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(Meet some real Muricans, Bwuthe)

 Let us hope for the best! =)

+1!

When the student is ready the teacher appears, always.

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This is the truth! Often in unexpected places, and often in the form of life itself, instead of in just one person.

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The latter for sure, like a rising tide if you will.
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And a stroll down some unfamiliar garden paths can only redirect back to the intended walk.
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It's a pity that rhyme may lead straight back to Mt. Hermon, but it is what it must be.
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https://youtu.be/05fFX_LuDuY
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That's the "high place" where fallen angels were worshipped both before and after the flood. The preflood tech prior to the flood was more advanced. The nefelim helped build then.  Some were 15 feet tall others were at least up to 35 feet tall. History records regular humans as being as grasshoppers compared to them. The watchers we real and not the same as giants/nefelim. Lots of evidence for this. The real truth about the sites you cover that people want to suppress.❤

 Thank you. This is added to the watch list!

Good on you.
Those books of Enoch are well worth consuming as well.