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2017-01-15-Eternal Life or Extinction (view source)
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===Topic: ''Eternal Life or Extinction''===
===Group: [[11:11 Progress Group]]===
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[The Damascus Scribe|The Damascus Scribe (Sananda)]]===
===TR: [[George Barnard]]===
==Session==
===Lesson===
The Scribe: “I will bring to your [[attention]], if you will let me just this once, that all of us celestials [[appreciate]] hearing from you almost each day and on some days more than once. Indeed we do so enjoy [[contact]] with you. However, it is [[confusing]] for others to hear certain [[facts]] are to be found in [[UB|their text]] when they are merely hear-say, and hear-say when they actually are in their text. It just won’t do to be the messenger and leave your readers confused. You would do well to note the subjects of [[conversation]] together with the dates.
“It is a true saying that familiarity breeds [[contempt]] and in such regard we ask that you take your [[time]] and go deeper. (George: OK)
“There are some, on your earth especially, and on others of the former [[Isolated worlds|‘rebellion brigade’ of troubled worlds]], where they are through and through fed up with life. Although it would seem debatable that our [[Nebadon]] universe threw too much at these [[children of God]], rather than how they merely perceived their mortal lives, the percentages of those of various worlds don’t belie losses we see as disastrous.
“Even the loss of a single [[pilgrim]] intended to have [[Paradise]] in [[mind]] as his or her end destination, would be [[grieved]] over by Gods and [[Seraphim]] alike. The loss of great numbers from the former [[isolated worlds]] remains the grievance suffered by sibling former humans. As much as mortals can live for God and their fellows in their earth lives, and be revered therefore, so can siblings be valueless in ‘soul-weight’ by spending their earth lives lives in [[crimes]]. Indeed, my friend, it is well [[understood]] that one will ever reap only what one sows.
“Some will just in time face up to the [[consequences]] of their ‘unremarkable’ living and need to [[work]] hard to catch up with those of excellent preparatory [[behavior]]. Many who are so confronted by their astounding lack of everything good they could have attempted in life will [[decide]] not to go on as they will have reaped spiritual [[insanity]] not even the most capable of Carers can assist them in overcoming.
“Although not one will be in limbo for as long as were those Sons involved in the [[Lucifer rebellion]], the waiting time for them is painfully dreary and final extinction (the loss of eternal life) is not ever recommended.
===Closing===
“Your text calls it ‘growing [[tired]].’ In the domain of pure spirit it is seen as ‘unreality’ when a [[personality]] no longer in need of [[focusing]] on physical [[survival]] and all its excuses refuses to wholeheartedly concentrate on [[the Father]]’s desires for His receiving its love and well-being.
“I AM the Damascus Scribe. Be well my [[friend]] and [[student]].”
George: “A prayer for your ancient town and its [[tortured]] people.”
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: 11:11 Progress Group]]
[[Category: The Scribe]]
[[Category: George Barnard]]
[[Category: 2017]]
[[File:Teaching_buddha_small.jpg|right|frame]]
==Heading==
===Topic: ''Eternal Life or Extinction''===
===Group: [[11:11 Progress Group]]===
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[The Damascus Scribe|The Damascus Scribe (Sananda)]]===
===TR: [[George Barnard]]===
==Session==
===Lesson===
The Scribe: “I will bring to your [[attention]], if you will let me just this once, that all of us celestials [[appreciate]] hearing from you almost each day and on some days more than once. Indeed we do so enjoy [[contact]] with you. However, it is [[confusing]] for others to hear certain [[facts]] are to be found in [[UB|their text]] when they are merely hear-say, and hear-say when they actually are in their text. It just won’t do to be the messenger and leave your readers confused. You would do well to note the subjects of [[conversation]] together with the dates.
“It is a true saying that familiarity breeds [[contempt]] and in such regard we ask that you take your [[time]] and go deeper. (George: OK)
“There are some, on your earth especially, and on others of the former [[Isolated worlds|‘rebellion brigade’ of troubled worlds]], where they are through and through fed up with life. Although it would seem debatable that our [[Nebadon]] universe threw too much at these [[children of God]], rather than how they merely perceived their mortal lives, the percentages of those of various worlds don’t belie losses we see as disastrous.
“Even the loss of a single [[pilgrim]] intended to have [[Paradise]] in [[mind]] as his or her end destination, would be [[grieved]] over by Gods and [[Seraphim]] alike. The loss of great numbers from the former [[isolated worlds]] remains the grievance suffered by sibling former humans. As much as mortals can live for God and their fellows in their earth lives, and be revered therefore, so can siblings be valueless in ‘soul-weight’ by spending their earth lives lives in [[crimes]]. Indeed, my friend, it is well [[understood]] that one will ever reap only what one sows.
“Some will just in time face up to the [[consequences]] of their ‘unremarkable’ living and need to [[work]] hard to catch up with those of excellent preparatory [[behavior]]. Many who are so confronted by their astounding lack of everything good they could have attempted in life will [[decide]] not to go on as they will have reaped spiritual [[insanity]] not even the most capable of Carers can assist them in overcoming.
“Although not one will be in limbo for as long as were those Sons involved in the [[Lucifer rebellion]], the waiting time for them is painfully dreary and final extinction (the loss of eternal life) is not ever recommended.
===Closing===
“Your text calls it ‘growing [[tired]].’ In the domain of pure spirit it is seen as ‘unreality’ when a [[personality]] no longer in need of [[focusing]] on physical [[survival]] and all its excuses refuses to wholeheartedly concentrate on [[the Father]]’s desires for His receiving its love and well-being.
“I AM the Damascus Scribe. Be well my [[friend]] and [[student]].”
George: “A prayer for your ancient town and its [[tortured]] people.”
[[Category: The Teaching Mission: Dialogues]]
[[Category: 11:11 Progress Group]]
[[Category: The Scribe]]
[[Category: George Barnard]]
[[Category: 2017]]