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==Heading==
===Topic: ''Wrongdoing and Absolution''===
===Group: [[11:11 Progress Group]]===
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[The Damascus Scribe]]===
===TR: [[George Barnard]]===
==Session==
===Lesson===
The Scribe: “This is your [[Friend]], The Scribe of Damascus, speaking with you on this occasion with the [[agreement]] of, the [[assistance]] and the [[love]] of your very own [[Thought Adjuster]]. The subjects of our talk, our [[discussion]], are wrongdoing and [[absolution]] which are pretty [[words]] for [[sins]] or misconduct and [[forgiveness]]. And yes, we were [[aware]], as you say, that you knew that already.
“All of [[the Father]]’s [[19:7|Paradise Creatures]] are [[perfect]] right from the start. They might need to be educated, like we, the [[Thought Adjuster]]s, are educated before we ‘are let loose’ on unsuspecting [[humans]], but we are perfect in [[behavior]] if initially lacking in [[experience]]. In all [[fairness]], it is rare for any creatures like [[angels]], under normal circumstances, or even Thought Adjusters put in charge of their human dependents to be found to have made [[mistakes]]. We all have distinct [[functions]] and so we are ‘cast out there’ in great numbers by the Father to fulfill those [[diverse]] tasks, willingly and flawlessly.
“It is different entirely for [[humans]]. Indeed, you are [[born]] not fully programmed and the [[education]] you [[receive]] is hardly a plain and simple [[spiritual]] one. Human upbringing is often [[compared]] to the way steel is tempered, how it is hardened by [[fire]] and [[water]] to [[function]] at its utmost best. Humans make endless mistakes and, you know, you are supposed to be making [[mistakes]], each one of you, all of you, every day and throughout your lives. That’s how you [[learn]], how you [[progress]]. On occasions you [[witness]] another making a mistake and thereafter ‘paying the price’ for their mistake. You are unlikely to make a similar mistake and [[Guardian Angels|your angels]] and your [[Thought Adjuster]] [[applaud]] you for having learned from another’s [[experience]].
===Closing===
“You are human, as ‘incomplete a son of God’ as you can be at [[birth]] and, at the [[same time]], [[gifted]] with the [[potentials]] to become one of His mightiest Co-creators. Strictly speaking, through your [[free-will]] [[ability]] and your intelligent choices, you can become whatever you [[feel]] like becoming in [[time]] [[eternal]]. Your wish, your birthright, your very [[legacy]], but at this point in our lesson for today I must mention one important point; [[absolution]]. You must request [[forgiveness]] for every wrong turn you made, every rule you broke and every person you hurt in all . . . [[Sincerity]].
“This is Sananda, The Damascus Scribe, and we all [[love]] you.”
George: “We love you, too.”
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: 11:11 Progress Group]]
[[Category: The Scribe]]
[[Category: George Barnard]]
[[Category: 2018]]
[[File:Teaching_buddha_small.jpg|right|frame]]
==Heading==
===Topic: ''Wrongdoing and Absolution''===
===Group: [[11:11 Progress Group]]===
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[The Damascus Scribe]]===
===TR: [[George Barnard]]===
==Session==
===Lesson===
The Scribe: “This is your [[Friend]], The Scribe of Damascus, speaking with you on this occasion with the [[agreement]] of, the [[assistance]] and the [[love]] of your very own [[Thought Adjuster]]. The subjects of our talk, our [[discussion]], are wrongdoing and [[absolution]] which are pretty [[words]] for [[sins]] or misconduct and [[forgiveness]]. And yes, we were [[aware]], as you say, that you knew that already.
“All of [[the Father]]’s [[19:7|Paradise Creatures]] are [[perfect]] right from the start. They might need to be educated, like we, the [[Thought Adjuster]]s, are educated before we ‘are let loose’ on unsuspecting [[humans]], but we are perfect in [[behavior]] if initially lacking in [[experience]]. In all [[fairness]], it is rare for any creatures like [[angels]], under normal circumstances, or even Thought Adjusters put in charge of their human dependents to be found to have made [[mistakes]]. We all have distinct [[functions]] and so we are ‘cast out there’ in great numbers by the Father to fulfill those [[diverse]] tasks, willingly and flawlessly.
“It is different entirely for [[humans]]. Indeed, you are [[born]] not fully programmed and the [[education]] you [[receive]] is hardly a plain and simple [[spiritual]] one. Human upbringing is often [[compared]] to the way steel is tempered, how it is hardened by [[fire]] and [[water]] to [[function]] at its utmost best. Humans make endless mistakes and, you know, you are supposed to be making [[mistakes]], each one of you, all of you, every day and throughout your lives. That’s how you [[learn]], how you [[progress]]. On occasions you [[witness]] another making a mistake and thereafter ‘paying the price’ for their mistake. You are unlikely to make a similar mistake and [[Guardian Angels|your angels]] and your [[Thought Adjuster]] [[applaud]] you for having learned from another’s [[experience]].
===Closing===
“You are human, as ‘incomplete a son of God’ as you can be at [[birth]] and, at the [[same time]], [[gifted]] with the [[potentials]] to become one of His mightiest Co-creators. Strictly speaking, through your [[free-will]] [[ability]] and your intelligent choices, you can become whatever you [[feel]] like becoming in [[time]] [[eternal]]. Your wish, your birthright, your very [[legacy]], but at this point in our lesson for today I must mention one important point; [[absolution]]. You must request [[forgiveness]] for every wrong turn you made, every rule you broke and every person you hurt in all . . . [[Sincerity]].
“This is Sananda, The Damascus Scribe, and we all [[love]] you.”
George: “We love you, too.”
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: 11:11 Progress Group]]
[[Category: The Scribe]]
[[Category: George Barnard]]
[[Category: 2018]]
