well if you ever feel like typing at leisure so you don't have to try to cram stuff you could type out a book. there are some differences between typing a book and typing on a forum. there are different manners of which to explain things. the book of proverbs is one kind of manner to express truth and the books of the prophets another.... each book is different. for all things in a person to be working in accord and in their proper order is wonderful.
now that I have some understanding of how much people can misunderstand one another it makes me wonder how many wise but misunderstood people there have been that have been snuffed out by the undiscerning. the manner in which a saint will refute something is sometimes more of a refuting a perspective of it rather than the actual thing. it is not good that this idea should become a law that says that that is the only thing God inspires one to do though... it would be like seeing one law and then forcing that law and saying that is the only law that there is and all other good laws are not. I must also point out that our work includes both our own freedom and Gods. it is beautiful to get to work alongside with God and his saints... it is Gods will that we wakefully participate with him. from another angle it is important that we do not quench the Spirit by our own will. we must be together and the lower nature must be crushed.
the Holy Spirit has quoted some ancient books while still not allowing them to be in Gods various canons. God has left some out and others in for a multitude of reasons. the depths of all the reasons why God does what he does is something we may learn for the rest of our lives. it is important to understand things by an inner and good meaning in Christ rather than to merely dwell in a shallow and a spiritually childish view of things. it is also good to know the pitfalls that a thing can cause to those who are weaker in the faith. the saintly ones who love God want to lead people closer to God ( works of saints are traps set by God who is a hunter) . they also struggle with trying to not make the truth distorted so as to stumble those who did desire to partake of what God has lovingly given to them.
but then again God has inspired some saints to write things that are pretty dark and hard to understand as well. the key is that they work with God in all that they do and God works with them in all that they do. they work in the liberty of the spirit. religion tends to grow darker the more it has to reach out to the average soul of the world. there are many dangers in collecting much knowledge just as there are many dangers in having a smaller library.
a kind saint once taught that ignorance is evil. it is the lack of wisdom from above that is evil... not the lack of stuff you crammed into your brain.
I begin to understand you more clearly when I read more of what you say and get glimpses of your understanding and since this is part of how consciousness works then it is good and right as long as everything of me is working in accord and properly. there is both new and old that come from the fullness of working in one accord but non-being hinders being and so we must have nothing to do with the dissolution of the good. there are so many manners and modes to talk as or in that it can become confusing. just because paul said this or that does not mean he was still going through this or that process. and then again paul wrote from where he was at as well. he and all saints are inspired to write what they write. others are inspired to break the bread of what is said into more and more. all the saints try to give that part of what God gave to them, trying different manners and ways of trying to assist in the gathering of people. they are light and their job is to shine for others as Jesus desired.
I still desire to hear what you and anyone who is working with God has to say. in the endless garden my desire is that something be of good to someone. one of my greatest regrets is that I was not born in the time and place Jesus was. I still say it would have been great to be around and listen to him and to ask questions. can you imagine how that demon possessed guy in the tomb city must have felt like when Jesus set him free and he wanted to hang around Jesus but he was told to go somewhere else? it makes me sad in some sense. but Jesus willed and loved it so. in the kingdom of God we all work together. in this mystical body called "the church" we have heard one another and we rejoice when we find someone that has been blessed with God. we rejoice when someone grows... when good occurs.
(I apologize that this is somewhat late and incomplete)
There's no end of the making of books, and in the end only a hindrance for those who read what God can show far beyond in them, in one moment. (As you know) It is not about the book, or song, or art work, etc., it is about the process of the soul, and the seed sown, one has always been, and then there is another, and the law (or perception of the soul/mother) that was life becomes the law of measurements.
The truth of the collective soul of God is each individual soul and is the language of God we are. To come to mount Zion is this truth, a pure river of which there are many streams.
I give no thought to where one is (or believes themselves to be) seeing how God is in all and bringing all to the consensus of one which he himself is (which is an endless truth as much as the soul is this endless truth that comes out of him).
I see multiple visions every day in the richness of the fellowship of father and son and know this is to all as something given/free and that God upbraids not to any individual seeing how he is no less in any, all things contrary to this remains outside of the city, or soul of one who has entered into his rest, which equates to whom the son sets free.
Paul was who he was and what his words became were apt for the pattern found in the woman who comes out of the side, and the confusion of two days, which is the process both multiple and dimensional (if you will) in its facets as something collective, individual, and continual.
On the no end of the making of books, If someone chose to do this (breaking bread by binding it, merchandising it, (I know that sounds harsh), this is what they choose to do, and I am not swayed (as if it were good or evil), one way or the other, as to any type of judgment on such an act or endeavor (I find truth to be everywhere, to the pure all things are pure, which is as an habitation one lives in as a place of no measurement, which serves to define lack).
In the wilderness
(or one who lives in the mind seeded by the image outside of us (that is relative to two women grinding at a mill (a mixture) (as the true image has always been beyond the veil, which is as a Jordan in us)
knowledge is a serpent that causes one to wander.
I am always searching (here, elsewhere, where I work, the people I meet everyday, and which my Job offers a never ending supply of) for the ones who have heard from their father, and are no longer willing to build an image out of what they have heard, the ones who no longer let their soul rule over them but rather rule over their soul, it was this that John had reassured the true fellowship to be.
