Re: Life after Death?

AFB. the roof comment made me think of "what about Santa".... Maybe something like in the movie "Bad Santa", huh? 

In all seriousness though, it frequently felt so obviously illogical with much of the stuff touted in church doctrine.  I just could not accept or fathom the utter inconsistancies, blatant control tactics, and mindless ritual that somehow ensures us salvation or elevated status with the Creator.  Suppose many of us have questioned the same throughout our life journeys.

Auendove, sorry to hear your mom is trapped so to speak.  Many cannot cope with the possibility that what seems so isn't really at all.  Crumbles foundations and the ego has a really difficult time dealing with this-at least she has a daughter that is trying to address this issue, and you seem to love her just the same in spite of it all.

If there is no time
      Then you have time for everything.
   You're never in a hurry.
That's true freedom.

17 (edited by Auendove 2004-08-19 16:44:22)

Re: Life after Death?

manyeagles wrote:

Auendove, sorry to hear your mom is trapped so to speak.  Many cannot cope with the possibility that what seems so isn't really at all.  Crumbles foundations and the ego has a really difficult time dealing with this-at least she has a daughter that is trying to address this issue, and you seem to love her just the same in spite of it all.

Yes, I love my mom.... unconditionally.

Interestingly, and kind of a sync, an old college prof that I became friends with called me today out of the blue and asked me to come counsel her 17 year old son about god.... much to my surprise, and honor, she seems to think I'm the only one who can talk to him about this.  I still feel pretty stunned she has this kind of confidence it me.  Seems to be a big day for God/Goddess at my pad! wink

BTW--I sure could use some prayers of support that I actually handle this "well", that the right words come to me.  I'll be talking with him tomorrow evening.

Also--I'm getting a strong intuitive "hit" that he's an Indigo.

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

lol

Re: Life after Death?

Regarding the topic, does anyone have any answers to the questions I asked in response to Montalk's Key Concepts?

Auendove:  I wish you well in your talk this evening, and will definitely pray for you.  I think it's great that you know when to ask for help.  Let us know how it goes if you wish. 

Also, how/why do you feel he's an indigo?

"It is only with the heart that one can see rightly;
what is essential is invisible to the eye."
-Antoine de Saint-Exupery

Re: Life after Death?

Thank you for your prayers and well wishes ehhnus... no shame in asking for help, eh? wink  Especially when it comes to young people... I do honor the idea of it taking a village to raise a child.

ehhnus wrote:

Also, how/why do you feel he's an indigo?

 

Well aside of the fact that I've met him many times before, just haven't seen him for four years, and he's just got that "special" quality.  He's very bright.  But what "hit" me yesterday was intuition, guidance, ummm... like a message if you will.  Oop! She just called and said she's coming to pick me up!  Gotta go!  I'll report back...

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

lol

Re: Life after Death?

I was doing a search on "moon ratio" and fount this thread.

Looks like you never updated us, Auendove. Are you still around? I'd love to hear the story even if it's 3 years later. smile