The New Reformation

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Comment by Rita O'Gorman on April 6, 2010 at 2:17pm

I sense the truth of it. This comes at a very good time. Thank you

Comment by Rita O'Gorman on April 6, 2010 at 10:42am

Wow, where does this stuff come from? I love this. Do you see the progression? It comes from what appears to be Assyrian (lower right) up through what appears to me to be something ancient Indian maybe South American and then there's our 21st century Woman? I think, yes, woman. The ball is perennial wisdom...sure would like to hear what others see.

Comment by Ron Alexander on April 6, 2010 at 10:31am

"Thought this went with Rita's wise enigmatic quote below:

Comment by Rita O'Gorman on April 6, 2010 at 6:44am

Thoughts are things; form things, the finger pointing to the moon.

Comment by Ron Alexander on April 5, 2010 at 9:23pm

To think like God is to share
His certainty of what you are,
and to create like Him is to
share the Perfect Love
He Shares with you.

T,105 (ACIM)

Like Rita below getting the Essence of Eckhart, I think that is what we need to go for with all the texts, books, teachers, etc. Hard to beat that Course quote above.

Comment by Alexander on March 28, 2010 at 11:22am

At least what I have started will not be stoppable. The kiosk idea is independent and it could continue quite easily even without the Internet. It can connect billions of free thinking spiritual people in public places the world over. Whereas these websites have access to a much smaller audience. If you ever visit the site look at 12-traditions-2ndDraft

Comment by Ron Alexander on March 28, 2010 at 9:11am

Dear Alexander, I do appreciate your passion for saving the world. However, I think that we must begin with ourselves. We are the World! "Be the peace you want to see in the world"' and then right action will take place. Thank you for not refusing to help the world, beginning with yourself.
Interestingly our shared name (my last) is Alexander, which means "defender of humankind". A noble name and aim yet I find that the ACIM is right with "In my defenselessness my safety lies." In other words, Gandhi and Martin Luther King accomplished more that anyone by their defenseless non-violent philosophy. And that philosophy does not mean action, it means "right action" - like Butterfly in the tall redwood trees preventing the clearcutting. It means high energy nonviolent resistance, as displayed by courageous people in the civil rights effort and Greenpeace activists. Is this making sense? peace to you Brother, ron

Comment by Alexander on March 27, 2010 at 6:37pm

Ok the world in not in danger but thousands of wonderful animals will be extinct and we (if any of us survive) will be thrown back to the stone age.

Comment by Alexander on March 27, 2010 at 6:34pm

I don't think god created the garden of eden for us to destroy!!
I created http://savetheworldfree.ning.com which is my response to what man is doing to the world. What kind of person would refuse to help a dieing earth in it's hour of need??

Comment by Alexander on March 27, 2010 at 6:30pm

I am copping flack for loving the world. The message here seems to be that Jesus was wrong to love the world so much!!

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