.ll 72 .fo off .co on .ce ((Editor's comments in double parenthesis - Homer)) .ce ADR - 172 .ce .ce Copyright (C) Homer Wilson Smith .ce Redistribution rights granted for non commercial purposes ======================================================================== 39 Date: Fri, 12 May 89 03:53:03 EDT From: Homer Subject: Re: Muder Rundown To: "Atlanta Bound! (Feldman, Shari)" , adore-l@ualtavm In-Reply-To: Your message of Wed, 19 Apr 89 21:31:38 est > >I just did a quick reading of this message. > >What is the purpose to all these questions? > > Shari It should have been clear in the introduction. People wonder why they can not remember their past lives. They have stiffled so much back there that it is hard to get at. But mainly it is too stomach turning to confront. Most people have learned the spiritual lessons of their history. By the time they start seriously considering their immortality they have cleaned up their ethics and treatment of others. But they still can not remember one whit about their past trillion years. The item that is hanging their memory in limbo is the worst item in it. The worst item in it is almost always torture, murder, rape and war crimes. Many of these are accidental, and then later they become intentional against the enemy and bad guys, and then later they become intentional towards the good guys, and then later the being becomes a good guy himself and swears off violence and any form of mayhem lest he get himself into trouble again. But the in the swearing off process he/she swears off their memory too. Recovering our spiritual freedom involves owning up to our entire track what ever it may be. Murder is at the bottom of the pit. Murder, enslavement and eternal punishment. Thus looking into these matters will start to spring ones memory open. One will find there is much more good init than bad, but the bad holds the whole thing off. Homer Atlanta Bound! (Fel 5/12/89*Muder Rundown