Others believe that's just some silly fairy tale story, not even ready for mass distribution - but of course it was, and still is - and that in reality, the World/Cosmos has no specific interest or even knowledge of humans on Earth or any other planet, beyond the Laws of Creation and Maintenance that preceded our arrival in Africa about 200,000 years ago, and so we are "On Our Own" every day, and in every way. They often say, or at least think: "Hey, I don't want to believe in fairy tales, and consciously choose NOT to believe in them when it comes to my own understanding of self and higher possibilities. This is what I WANT TO BELIEVE and hope it is indeed correct." "That way"
In both cases, we have entered the inevitable territory called, "Believing in something - whatever it is - so as to 'feel good about it'." Nobody believes that which makes them feel worse (if not depressed and suicidal) except those who ought to be in some kind of medical or psychological therapy. People ALWAYS move towards that which makes them feel good, if not joy (well, if they are ABLE, that is!) Better to find out - while still alive and fully functioning - what IS true and correct, and leave the fairy tales and belief systems for the children who still love to read their picture and talking books, and later think about them, and tell them to their friends and loved ones. "T'other way"
All of This, "T'other way", is about the "Realm of the Three Ways": of the body, of the heart, of the mind, which has been and is being thoroughly discussed and amplified and expanded over the last hundred years or so by various people who either discovered it on their own through their readings - usually - or personal relationships - occasionally - but however one discovers it, the World Opens Up Exponentially!
Without understanding it, people derive their imagination of some superior state of consciousness, their ideas about the gods, from what's beyond this invisible line in the head brain where the energy from living life (from food, air, impressions) is spent, and thus not used for "T'other way". This area above the line fosters a need and desire for the new - new social, political, religious and other conditions, as well as what appears to be one's personal needs. He buys a new car and golf clubs; she changes her hairstyle and wardrobe; they are always buying things or adding to their always "too large" collection of the unnecessary trappings of modern life. These are not examples of people's individual problems. They are manifestations of the same urge. They are representations of the real need all of humanity has for something NEW. "T'other way".
Hey, perhaps we are "On Our Own"
until we get ABOVE THE LINE,
the World of Real Help
until we get ABOVE THE LINE,
the World of Real Help
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