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The Soulscape of Human Possibility lies beyond cultural levy, layering or latitude of composites, complexities, conundrums and constraints of fortitudes of erroneous beliefs, values and attitudes. Society’s perpetuity of egoistically reliant, dysfunctional,...
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My father, once and long ago, asked of me, “Did I believe I had an angel upon my shoulder, an angel in poise, perched and prescient of my fate, and thus, God-assigned to purposefulness, Heavenly, watching over me.” I somewhat, as I too often, too...
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The Science of Mind teachings, embraces many ideas, thoughts and revelations from the areas of science, religion and philosophy, and as Ernest Holmes himself admitted, is a compilation of many idea, thoughts and revelations, and too, that the Science of Mind teaching...
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Prologue To Consciousness It is often stated “the unexamined life is not worth living,” and yet is the analyzed life worth more and to whom, analyst or patient? To many times, in worldly ways of constricts, constraints and condemnations, contracts of analysis call...
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To Jonathan Livingstone Seagull, for his courage to stand free in conscious oneness of Self, to stand free from consensus of flock, to stand in concert with God Sight, God Splendor, God Song. To Jonathon’s quandary, quest and query, and to the quandary, quest and...
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To Richard Bach, author and co-creator (for we never create alone) of “Jonathon Livingstone Seagull.” To Jonathon for his courage to stand free from consensus of flock, to stand faithful in Oneness of Self, to stand fearless in God Sight, God Splendor, God Song. To...
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My father once asked, if I believed, “I’d an angel on my shoulder.” I replied in the negative affirmative (is there such a state, such a phraseology, such a grammatical directive?), “no” then positively affirmed, “I have an angel on each of my shoulders.” Well, in...
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I don’t know about you. Or how you feel about rainy days. Or Mondays. Or if you know to what I refer as the playground of consciousness. I do know, the Carpenters, in their song “Rainy Days and Mondays,” stated that rainy days and Mondays, always got them down....
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Consciousness does not have a pause button. Michael: For me, consciousness does not have a pause button. WE may have a pause button, and that pause button might be our mind, which tends to stop us and put us on pause. Theresa: It’s quite fascinating looking at...
