Thank you Rixon!

I forgot about that book! The author was very generous in allowing us to post that.

Part of the real excellence of "Text" is that it forces a person to think about new esoteric concepts in light of what they already know.

Like all books, there are truths and untruths - and concepts that may or not have been true but have lost their clarity through the filtering of the human mind - of both the writer and the reader.

The litmus test, though, with this one - as with all others - is discernment. One must shake off enough dogmatic belief to reach inside and find the seed of God (that the Christian Bible is quite clear that we have, Rixon) to allow wisdom to prevail over "thought".

But only by thinking can you give wisdom the raw material to develop. One must not be afraid to think, Rixon.

I do thank you, though. Nothing happens by accident. So I guess it's time to go back and reread that book in light of what I've learned in the last 2 years since I read it the first time.

I wish you well, Rixon. I also wish, though, that you would not hurt yourself so much in the process of trying to hurt others.

In the busy-ness of life, we forget to look at what jewels we have right under our nose sometimes! Thank you.

Jocelyn