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==Session==

==Session==

===Opening===

===Opening===

Sharmon: “You have the option of writing it for yourself, or have me dictate it to you.  It is after all routine, and I know we are fairly well on the same page in this matter, and as well, it’s a worthy follow-up to [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=2011-07-14-Borrowed_Dogma Bzutu’s talk about borrowed dogma] (receiver agrees to listen).

Sharmon: “You have the option of writing it for yourself, or have me dictate it to you.  It is after all routine, and I know we are fairly well on the same page in this matter, and as well, it’s a worthy follow-up to [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=2011-07-14-Borrowed_Dogma Bzutu’s talk about borrowed dogma] (receiver agrees to listen).

===Lesson===

===Lesson===

“It would almost seem logical to conclude that the longer a religion is in existence, the more distantly removed its dogma will become from the founder’s enlightenment and his or her documentation or word of mouth reporting.  However, when you generalize about the Sikh religion being most factual in regard to the actual function and reality of the celestial world, you overlook the greatly advanced minds among Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims and Christians, excluding even those who belong to no creed, just having their spiritual endeavors.

“It would almost seem logical to conclude that the longer a religion is in existence, the more distantly removed its dogma will become from the founder’s enlightenment and his or her documentation or word of mouth reporting.  However, when you generalize about the Sikh religion being most factual in regard to the actual function and reality of the celestial world, you overlook the greatly advanced minds among Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims and Christians, excluding even those who belong to no creed, just having their spiritual endeavors.