Teacher Samuel: “This is your [[group]]’s teacher, Samuel. My [[thoughts]] for you for today are about the vast [[differences]] that exist between [[Human]]s and [[Morontia]] [[Beings]] in their [[feelings]] about the [[progress]]ion of [[time]]. It is not unusual for someone in the Morontia Worlds to [[work|take]] on a project that will last a thousand years or more to complete, sometimes working in near [[isolation]]. Our thoughts about starting a certain task, working on it for a time, and ending it, has nothing more to do with the likely impatience [[human being]]s [[experience]] when something simply ‘takes too long.’ That very-much-human feeling of, ‘will I ever get to the end of this?’ rarely exists anymore in the [[Morontia Worlds]]. | Teacher Samuel: “This is your [[group]]’s teacher, Samuel. My [[thoughts]] for you for today are about the vast [[differences]] that exist between [[Human]]s and [[Morontia]] [[Beings]] in their [[feelings]] about the [[progress]]ion of [[time]]. It is not unusual for someone in the Morontia Worlds to [[work|take]] on a project that will last a thousand years or more to complete, sometimes working in near [[isolation]]. Our thoughts about starting a certain task, working on it for a time, and ending it, has nothing more to do with the likely impatience [[human being]]s [[experience]] when something simply ‘takes too long.’ That very-much-human feeling of, ‘will I ever get to the end of this?’ rarely exists anymore in the [[Morontia Worlds]]. |