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Matter of Life or Death: Hawaiian Legend
There is a [Hawaiian] legend about a teacher. So powerful she had power over life and death of her students. Her helper was a lizard. Both could change shapes and sizes. A lesson of that legend is what you teach the young is of such importance it is a matter of life or death. Ah…
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Duty of Death
To understand much of the thinking of the old world, you have to look at the metaphysics they subscribed to. For them, metaphysics was physics, no difference. Now there were two schools of general thought on the big picture around the world. One held that god remained present and continued to participate in the workings…
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Pattern of Death
I’d love nothing more than to never have to work for food or shelter again. It has always been necessary to seek shelter and food and always will be, just the nature of the seeking will change. This seeking is sacred. We seek these things too rarely. We have lost much of our ability to…
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No Death
They have yet to quantify life essence though attempts were made a few centuries ago to weigh the body before and after death to measure the soul. There has recently been a well documented and controlled case of NDE (near death experience). It was covered in a reputable magazine, but it will likely still remain…