Graalsword
Jedi Council Member
Thanks for this incredible session. It was really mind blowing. I had to stop reading a couple of times, make a pause and drink some tea, smoke a cigarette, open the window and clear my mind a bit, because there were terrific mind blowing moments, for instance when they said that he was born 1635 years ago, I simply had to re-read that part and stayed several minutes
That is so true. And he resumed in a few words so many and profound things. Pratically tha base of The Work.
Well a few months ago, I made an experiment. I never told about it because I felt a bit ashamed of doing that .
I was in a difficult situation, my former roommate had to move to another place and I couldn't pay the rent of the flat on my own, and I couldn't find a new cheaper flat to rent, so almost all doors closed and there were two days left to end up homeless. So I tried an experiment, I thought, well if Jesus did that soul replicating thing, and Jesus is Caesar, then why not try asking Caesar for help? I thought of it as the last option as everything else failed. So I asked Iulius Caesar for help with that issue(thinking of it as just an experiment), and half an hour later a friend called me and offer to join me in the flat and be the new roommate, thus I avoided ending up homeless.
I asked a couple of more times for some help again for other minor things and nothing happened, probably because there were lessons to be learned and action I should have taken instead of waiting for someone else to help me. Or maybe the first case was just pure coincidence and Caesar had nothing to do.
Chu said:First, supposedly the "greatest man that ever lived" admits that he was wrong before anything else. How many of us have trouble admitting even small mistakes?
Second, his analysis about the masses and humanity: As "pessimistic" as it may seem to most, not sending a message of hope or salvation or whatever, well, it is WAY better than what religion has been saying for centuries. And it is the truth. We have been seeing it for some time now. We can only do what is right, and see.
Third, "be true to your own nature": And we know how hard that one is!
Fourth: "fear nothing". That man knew he was going to be assassinated and still didn't fear it. Compare that with fears that rule everyone's lives, every day.
This doesn't even start to describe how these words felt.
That is so true. And he resumed in a few words so many and profound things. Pratically tha base of The Work.
mocachapeau said:Yes, mind-blowing is the word. There is a soul, in a kind of stasis, to whom all our prayers are directed, that we have called Jesus for centuries, have recently discovered is actually Julius Caesar... and you got him on the phone!
Well a few months ago, I made an experiment. I never told about it because I felt a bit ashamed of doing that .
I was in a difficult situation, my former roommate had to move to another place and I couldn't pay the rent of the flat on my own, and I couldn't find a new cheaper flat to rent, so almost all doors closed and there were two days left to end up homeless. So I tried an experiment, I thought, well if Jesus did that soul replicating thing, and Jesus is Caesar, then why not try asking Caesar for help? I thought of it as the last option as everything else failed. So I asked Iulius Caesar for help with that issue(thinking of it as just an experiment), and half an hour later a friend called me and offer to join me in the flat and be the new roommate, thus I avoided ending up homeless.
I asked a couple of more times for some help again for other minor things and nothing happened, probably because there were lessons to be learned and action I should have taken instead of waiting for someone else to help me. Or maybe the first case was just pure coincidence and Caesar had nothing to do.