WELL...WE ALL SIN. AND THAT'S JUST THE BOTTOM LINE. EACH AND EVERY DAY IN THOUGHT, WORD, ACTON OR DEED...WE COME SHORT. BUT, THANK GOD, WE HAVE A REDEEMER WHO SEES IT ALL AND HAS MADE A WAY FOR THE REPAIR. SO, RECOGNIZING THAT THE ONLY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE SAVED AND THE UNSAVED IS; THE SAVED HAVE BEEN ENDOWED WITH A LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS THAT WILL NOT TOLERATE SIN AND LEADS THE BELIEVER TO PRAY AND REPENT ASKING FOR GOD'S FORGIVENESS, AND FOR THE STRENGTH TO OVERCOME WEAKNESSES. WHILE, HOWEVER THE UNSAVED, HAVING NO CONSCIENCE CONTINUES TO SIN AND THEREFORE IS LOST. IN THE END IT IS GOD THAT SEES WHAT OTHERS CANNOT SEE, THAT IS... THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF ALL AND IT IS HE WHO WILL DO THE HARVESTING/GATHERING AT THE JUDGEMENT. THANK GOD FOR THE BLOOD OF CALVARY THAT COVERS ALL SURRENDERED FOLLOWERS OF THE ONE TRUE AND LIVING GOD...I PRAY THAT WE ALL MAKE IT, IN JESUS NAME. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
Very philosophical to the point where I did not fully understand. My twin brother and I are identical twins. We have the same DNA. But even at that, the fruit of our thinking, our harvest, has been much different because of all the choices we have made down through our lives and the fateful happenings that affected our choices almost randomly have made us, while still friends and in close agreement on many things, different.
I can't see why any harvest would be identical to the last one, unless you are talking about the way it was in the past where so many times if a father had a profession, so too, the son, the grandson, etc. down through the ages until democracy changed all that.
How the thoughts must flow through the mind, fed by an adrenaline rush from the heart and soul. Again your thoughts were transcribed to the pages perfectly Little Sis.
A cornucopia of "bud utopia" filled to the brim with your esoteric knowledge of the Horn of Plenty. It's very holistic my dear! Eco-poetry relevant to the paradigm shift that characterizes the 20th century, Jung’s Red Book. You have applied directed consciousness of the ego and funneled it here to this page in the season of our harvest.
"If one opens up chaos, magic also arises. One cannot say what the effect of magic will be, since no one can know in advance because the magical is lawless, which occurs without rules and by chance so to speak."
—C.G. Jung, The Red Book
The roots of this are rooted in philosophical primitivism. The idea is that we can get to truth or to a better life not by employing the higher orders of human effort but rather by the lower orders, by our instinctual or animal natures. In The Red Book, Jung argues that modern man’s problem is that ‘they forgot only one thing: they did not live their animal.' The animal does not rebel against its own kind … .
Thank you for stimulating me and releasing the animal in me. The picture elicits "scratch and sniff." Primal and dedicated imagery so well worded.
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I can't see why any harvest would be identical to the last one, unless you are talking about the way it was in the past where so many times if a father had a profession, so too, the son, the grandson, etc. down through the ages until democracy changed all that.
Ron
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"If one opens up chaos, magic also arises. One cannot say what the effect of magic will be, since no one can know in advance because the magical is lawless, which occurs without rules and by chance so to speak."
—C.G. Jung, The Red Book
The roots of this are rooted in philosophical primitivism. The idea is that we can get to truth or to a better life not by employing the higher orders of human effort but rather by the lower orders, by our instinctual or animal natures. In The Red Book, Jung argues that modern man’s problem is that ‘they forgot only one thing: they did not live their animal.' The animal does not rebel against its own kind … .
Thank you for stimulating me and releasing the animal in me. The picture elicits "scratch and sniff." Primal and dedicated imagery so well worded.
Duo