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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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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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Theresa: We are back with a new topic: “The clouds of consciousness”. This business about giving away our power to outside conditions. It’s really significant isn’t it? Michael: It is. To me everything begins in consciousness. Consciousness is: the it is. Even the...
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Theresa: We are here talking about a brand new concept today called the Restaurant of Reason. How did this phrase show up? Michael: You know, the Restaurant of Reason for me…I like the concept of a venue of a restaurant…It is very much where people come to gather and...
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Theresa: We have another amazing topic to discuss today, which is The Milkshake of Consciousness. Michael: Well, that stirs up all kinds of things, doesn’t it? Theresa: (Laughs). Yes, it does. When you think of a milkshake, you think of adding all sorts of flavours –...
