Re: excerpt from a wise old book: The Emanation Body

Vidda, dearheart,


I so enjoy your posts. And I love your honesty.
I just want to say--(forgive me--this 'teacher' thing is an old thing, although I try NOT to do it),there is NO relationship between remorse and guilt..
Let's say, remorse is just the awareness and confession (inwardly)to having done less than one would want. In the seeing of "falling short" one naturally wants to do better... One's mind sees every action one performs, and stores it--sometimes, it replays a film---and ego sometimes uses this to make a person feel BAD. It--remorse, in a healthy sense, moves one forward, freely, and guilt does nothing but join one to others who feel guilt, which is a form of mass hypnosis, (something the advertisers love and play off) where people feel REAL bad (pun), and then, buy into all sorts of things that make them feel temporarily better--(but allow others to make money on their 'weakness'-- do you see the implications of all this?

YOW.

My son went to a (theatre) festival in Ireland, and is touring Europe (for pleasure), and then back to Ireland and Canada...not sure where in Europe.

thanks. you're right.


With water fasting, I think it might be the only chance we give ourselves (oftimes) of that state we are speaking of...

anyway--I hear you.

best of everything to you.
C