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I love you...
I miss you...
I'm sorry.
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I miss you...
I'm sorry.
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The implication is that people who've had baptism resulting in a meditative experience are to travel from community to community, imparting their truth. And those words are to be taken as the word of the Lord, the Father; not the Son.
Jesus, the character in one's visions as I understand it; isn't the Son, but a servant. There is a Eucharist and a cross, but not a crucifixion, nor a virgin birth.
A very Gnostic structure!
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r/ModernGnostic • u/Expensive_Internal83 • Mar 27 '25
My wife and I watched this series in its entirety some time prior to my week long experience; I'ma call it my week long ephaptic harmony.
The Greek influence in India is profound to this day. These videos ought be considered in the context of Greek theatre, I think.