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    this from ra:

    http://www.divinecosmos.com/index.ph...ew&id=126&item
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    29. jesus, an enlightened healer

    ii. the orion group opposed him

    question: when jesus incarnated was there an attempt by the orion group to
    discredit him?

    ra: this is correct. they built on negative information already present given
    by the one your peoples call "yahweh ? . this led judas to believe that jesus,
    if pushed into a corner, could be made to see the wisdom of using the power of
    intelligent infinity to rule others. this resulted in the death of jesus.

    don eli: yahwah/jehovah is the god who must be obeyed. yahwah is therefore
    against free will, or opposed to the first distortion of the law of one, as ra
    defines it.

    iii. why was jesus such a good healer?

    ..........true healing is simply the radiance of the self causing an
    environment in which a catalyst can occur to cause the recognition of the self,
    by the
    self. (b1, 164)

    don eli: amen! so might it be!


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    Michael Abrient Guest

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    on 9/11/06, viviangardens@... <viviangardens@...> wrote:
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    > ra: this is correct. they built on negative information already present
    > given
    > by the one your peoples call "yahweh".



    a: yahweh's like a rush chairman gone mad. what kind of [insert anatomical
    slang of your choice here] hands you some crazy "commandments" in the first
    place? that has hazing written all over it...


    [non-text portions of this message have been removed]


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    but according to ra yahweh was of the confedaration...

    18.21 was yahweh then of the confederation?

    i am ra. yahweh was of the confederation but was mistaken in its
    attempts to aid.


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    on 9/12/06, coronetrt101 <coronetrt101@...> wrote:
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    > but according to ra yahweh was of the confedaration...


    a: right. remember, too, one of yahweh's original intentions was to create a
    group of people more able to grasp the law of one, but eventually the idea
    was subverted by the orions as well ("chosen people" versus "master race").
    so, the orions polluted the contact, and the result is a god who tells you
    to kill all the firstborns, is pleased by the smell from the burning of the
    sacrifices, the thou shalt nots, and the rest of it. usually those kinds of
    things are a good sign your deity/ channel of choice has been taken over by
    rampaging psychic lizardmen. but on the other hand you have the
    spirituality, the divinely inspired hebrew alphabet, the kabbalah which ra
    qualifies as being a valid spiritual tool along with the tarot and
    numerology, etc.

    i was joking when i called... yahweh a crazy rush chairman. a little stealth
    humor there.


    abrient: but god! i was joking!

    jhvh: thou shalt not call yahweh names!! yahweh doesn't like that. you
    should worship yahweh and only yahweh!! yahweh likes it when you do that.
    but not when you call yahweh names!

    abrient: well, geez, make it a "commandment" why don't you.

    jhvh: silence!! yahweh is hungry! yahweh demands a sacrifice! go cook me
    something on that altar.

    abrient: you want the steak or the mediterranean lamb this time?


    be well,
    a


    [non-text portions of this message have been removed]


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    > a: yahweh's like a rush chairman gone mad. what kind of [insert anatomical
    > slang of your choice here] hands you some crazy "commandments" in the
    > first
    > place? that has hazing written all over it...

    there is something i want to say here.

    i have long believed that the israelites in the old testament used to
    *claim* that they had yahweh's support/justification for particular acts, so
    that they could justify such in their own minds. however, if you believe
    that there is consistency between the old and new testaments, (which
    personally i do) then it does not logically follow that the god that jesus
    spoke of would condone the acts of genocide that the jews recorded
    themselves as having engaged in.

    at the risk of sounding excessively grandiose, i believe that during the
    third to fifth years of my life i sought and had some contact with this
    particular being, as i first read genesis at around the age of five, and
    greatly desired contact with him. i was actually questioned by an atheist
    at the age of five as to why i believed in god at all, and this contact
    served as the basis of my answer. there is a certain deeply stern, and
    somewhat austere character there, or there can be, but he is not
    evil...quite the contrary...although his degree of severity and the actions
    of the jews (and various other people) have caused him to be much maligned.

    i believe that his primary desire was to instruct the jews in ways which
    they could live to their greatest benefit, but that due to the character of
    the jews themselves, his own austere nature, and some negative distortions
    as mentioned by ra, the contact became distorted. it needs to be remembered
    that as ra has said, this has happened in a number of situations. it should
    also be remembered that judeo/christianity is not something with which all
    of us have had exclusively negative experience. positive intentions have a
    way of being hijacked by human beings whose own intentions are anything
    *but* positive.

    without intending to sound excessively authoritarian or fanatical, i would
    also request that in this discussion, we remain at least moderately
    respectful. we are talking about an entity who a large number of people
    hold as tremendously important, and who i myself hold in no small amount of
    regard, personally.


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    the prophets of the old testament called the different empires of their
    different times evil. when jehovah/yahway replaced el of elohim (el, asherah,
    baal, etc.) the tribe of judah replaced the hebrew pagan pantheon with a god of
    empire, and the zionist movement for a jewish empire was born. thus the evil
    empire took over and the former slaves became would-be slavemasters.

    the same thing happened in christianity, when the evil empire which killed
    jesus took over the movement.

    the wisdom traditions of cabala, and the wisdom of sophia are examples of
    wonderful teachings worthy of all respect and admiration, but the zionist desire
    to dominate the planet by a self-chosen people is not to be respected or
    encouraged. the well-meaning people in every religion are honorable and of
    great
    virtue, but every religion seems to have been taken over by the bullies.

    there is a saying that power corrupts. i suggest that is because of our
    societies being more controlled by bullies than people who prefer to share.

    ra says earth will become home to those of us harvested into the forth
    density as serving unity, and those harvestable as serving self will need to go
    to
    another planet. i wonder how that can be, since the social balance is negative
    on earth. wouldn't that violate free will? or would it be well and proper
    because fewer negative souls would be harvestable due to the requirement that
    self-serving souls would need to be 95-percent self-serving to be harvestable,
    whereas other-serving souls need only over 50-percent positive to be
    harvestable; thus meaning more positive souls would be harvested, even though
    there are
    now more negative ones.

    agape,
    don eli


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    Pi Guest

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    petrus, et.al.

    scott mandelker gives a clear perspective on references to yahweh in
    the ra material here:
    http://www.scottmandelker.com/articles2/gnostic2.html'

    he notes that yahweh initially is characterized as a benevolent, well-
    meaning interventionist in planetary life 75,000 years ago: "ra
    describes yahweh's first contact of 75,000 years ago through "genetic
    changes" in a form similar to what you call the cloning process. thus
    entities incarnated in the image of the yahweh entities [with] one
    purpose only: that to express in the mind/body/spirit complex those
    characteristics which would lead to further and more speedy
    development of the spiritual complex" (p.173-4)."

    despite those good intentions, however, the cloning process was based
    on an un-natural establishment of differentiation among 3d humans in
    the evolution of mind/body/spirit complex, therefore unintentionally
    serving as a way to promote separateness instead of unity.

    ra indicates yahweh made a second visit about 3,600 years ago: "the
    second direct yahweh/confederation communication in planetary
    history, according to ra, occurred approximately 3,600 years ago
    (1600 years before the common era, or bce). this was "a series of
    encounters in which the ones called anak were impregnated with the
    new genetic coding by your physical complex means, so that the
    organisms would be larger and stronger."

    ra is far more critical of this intervention by yahweh and notes that
    the effort to breed a superior stock resulted in an imbalance in the
    power alignment among so-called races of people on earth it provided
    service-to-self et's with a sharp wedge for inculcating & sustaining
    theories of superiority & inferiority that are a cornerstone for all
    nations and religions to quarrel and compete for control of material
    reources and pleasures. the s-t-s et's managed to present yahweh as a
    vengeful, power-seeking god symbolized in the old testament. the new
    testament represented an effort to re-imbue the creator as a god of
    love, to be loved & advancing love of self and of others.

    a great deal of insight about the effect of intervention by yahweh on
    modern religious creeds is available through the mandelker articles.

    peace & love, pi

    --- in asc2k@yahoogroups.com, "petrus" <petrus4@...> wrote:
    > > without intending to sound excessively authoritarian or
    fanatical, i would also request that in this discussion, we remain at
    least moderately respectful. we are talking about an entity who a
    large number of people hold as tremendously important, & who i myself
    hold in no small amount of regard, personally.


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    pi,
    i totally agree with your statements below and i was aware of the confusion
    between what yahweh offered and as what you stated that "the s-t-s et's managed
    to present yahweh as a vengeful, power-seeking god symbolized in the old
    testament". i just wasnt able to put it in to word like you did

    i have found that in order to pull the most out of the material and really
    understand it, i have had to re-read it over and over. there are many additional
    obscure bits of information once you absord the main messages. imho.

    l&l & sincerely,
    jeff


    pi <johnnypi@...> wrote:
    petrus, et.al.

    scott mandelker gives a clear perspective on references to yahweh in
    the ra material here:
    http://www.scottmandelker.com/articles2/gnostic2.html'

    he notes that yahweh initially is characterized as a benevolent, well-
    meaning interventionist in planetary life 75,000 years ago: "ra
    describes yahweh's first contact of 75,000 years ago through "genetic
    changes" in a form similar to what you call the cloning process. thus
    entities incarnated in the image of the yahweh entities [with] one
    purpose only: that to express in the mind/body/spirit complex those
    characteristics which would lead to further and more speedy
    development of the spiritual complex" (p.173-4)."

    despite those good intentions, however, the cloning process was based
    on an un-natural establishment of differentiation among 3d humans in
    the evolution of mind/body/spirit complex, therefore unintentionally
    serving as a way to promote separateness instead of unity.


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    in a message dated 9/14/06 6:33:34 pm pacific daylight time,
    petrus4@... writes:

    > ...lately i've been starting to realise that
    > the majority aren't actually negative. it's just that negative types tend
    > to be both a lot more active and assertive

    i like that idea, petrus. but then perhaps we humans get more excited about
    self-service than serving others. certainly society rewards greed more than
    nurturing. now i don't know what to believe. perhaps that is me making
    progress.

    i am also open to the idea that yahwah was well-meaning and his story was
    corrupted by hyperactive, assertive bullies that took control of the religious
    organization.

    agape,
    don eli


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    > another planet. i wonder how that can be, since the social balance is
    > negative
    > on earth. wouldn't that violate free will? or would it be well and
    > proper

    hi don,
    i used to believe that, too...but lately i've been starting to realise that
    the majority aren't actually negative. it's just that negative types tend
    to be both a lot more active and assertive, and hence, even though the
    majority aren't negative, they tend to get ploughed under by those who are.
    it's the reason why politics is generally a scoundrel's game...it's because
    said scoundrels are the only people interested in it. more genuinely
    morally sound individuals aren't interested in having power over others at
    all...we're just living our lives, and spending time with those we care
    about. the concept of, to paraphrase the brain, trying to take over the
    world isn't something which holds large amounts of appeal.

    that however is why the proverbial "silent majority", are silent...they're
    too busy, and they're generally also not as assertive or ambitious.


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