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So again, I just want to thank you for joining me on this
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edition of the Urancho Radio podcast.
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We're going to tackle a couple. Of subjects.
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We're going to talk about the value of personality from the.
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1st paper written by a Divine Counselor, and I think you'll.
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Really appreciate when you think about the the wonderful gift of
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personality. And then we're going to spend
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some time talking about Paper 72, which recently I've
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discovered is the most exciting paper in the Urancho book, and
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I'll share. With you why?
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So stay right there, but we have a lot to talk about
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on this edition of the Rancho Radio Podcast.
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I want to welcome you to all my friends and listeners of the
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podcast The Rancho Radio Podcast from the Western States,
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specifically Santa Barbara, CA, where my wife and I are staying
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for a couple. Of weeks.
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This is where we met, and this is also where I attended my
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first Your Rancho Book Study meeting when I was in Santa
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Barbara. I got an opportunity to meet
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Clyde Bedell, son Barry, who recently passed, and he was one
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of my early mentors in the Rancho Book and I would attend
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the weekly meetings. And he taught me a lot.
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He taught me a lot. About the early days of the
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Rancho book and the conflicts and things like that.
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Because you know when you first started studying the book,
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unlike today where all this information is at your
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fingertips, you know in in the old days, in the 80s and the
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90s, there wasn't a lot of information available.
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And what you could find was, is mainly through publications, the
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foundation and all that. So it's good to be back.
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It's good to be here. I want to thank you.
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I also want to thank Donna D'Angelo for coming on and
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talking about her new book. And I I also want to make a
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footnote because I think it is important for my own sake,
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because I. Gave it a lot of thought and and
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I I don't want to say it in an improper.
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But I do not endorse channeling, you know, in.
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I think it's paper 137. You know it.
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It's at Tiberius and. It's right after that part of
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the Rancho book where they're talking about the Women's
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Evangelical Corps and then a couple.
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Of papers later there Jesus is giving a speech about all the
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different belief systems that are out there during his time
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and age and he goes through each one of them and.
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Says this is for example. He he tackles astrology and he
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says, you know the planets and the stars have have no effect,
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no direct effect on your daytoday life.
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And he goes through each of the different belief systems that
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are out there, and one of them is, you know, speaking to the
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dead or speaking to the departed.
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And he makes it very clear that that it just doesn't happen.
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Now, this doesn't discredit the importance of what Donna's.
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Work is all about and it certainly is my own opinion.
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So but. It is it possible that perhaps
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she was presented with the transcripts, maybe the?
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The the guardian angels. Who were with the Women's
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Evangelical Corps. They were pretty important
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people. Is it possible that she's
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getting information relate? To her to help her appreciate
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and spread the word that with Jesus and my whole point of the
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interview. Was because Jesus opened the
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doors. You know he is.
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He got rid of that glass ceiling that was holding women back and
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it was an important facet of mythraism versus Christianity in
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the late 1st and 2nd century. Mithraism was a competing belief
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system very similar on many levels to early Christianity.
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The difference being is that in Christianity women were allowed
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to come into the church and that was not the case with Mithraism
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and that eventually the ranch. Book says is why Christianity
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won out and won over the converts of Mithraic of the
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Mithraic cult of Iran. And so that's the important
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story. It's the significance that.
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Here is this religious teacher in the 1st century who is
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treating women and men the same. And it was astounding to the
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men, and it was certainly even more astounding to the women.
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I E Mary Magdalene Rebecca, those who went about as Donna
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explained and and laid the foundation for Christianity.
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And it's a shame. That Paul the apostle was not
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more favorable to women. And even today, you know there
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are some sections of the. Catholic Church that will simply
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not allow women preachers and. It's loosely based on the Judaic
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principle, which is that. He was the the cause of original
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sin. Now you know the Rancho book.
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Dispels all that. It explains all of it.
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And I thought it was important what Donna was trying to say,
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and that's why I decided to have her on.
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And I appreciate the fact that I've gotten a lot of great
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feedback from people, but I also want to make it clear that it is
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not normally my I I don't like to bring things on the Arancha
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Radio Podcast unless they're consistent with the Arancha
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Book. And the Arancha book clearly
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says that there is no such thing as talking to people who have
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died. But it doesn't discount the
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overall profound and powerful message of what I think Donna
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the message that she received is that maybe more women would be
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likely to read the Arancha book, or maybe they would be more
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likely to believe in Christ if they knew that he was such a
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trendsetter that he was favorable.
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You know right now many people who do not like Christianity.
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Typically are of the more. Progressive crowd who think that
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God the Father is an oppressive term, but if they only knew.
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That Jesus was was inviting to women as well to come and join
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the Kingdom. The Kingdom was truly open to
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all. And that's the better message
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and that's the more important message that I wanted Donna to
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bring to the show. And she did so.
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And I appreciate. That I also want to talk about
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personality. There's a great segment that I
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read. A couple of weeks ago that I
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felt compared to share and if there is time I'll talk about
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something that I think is so amazing and so wonderful and
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it's right under our noses. We're going to talk about Paper
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72, the government on a neighboring planet, you know,
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all this searching going on around.
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The world of UA P's and UF O's and we've talked a lot about
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alien life forms. Ladies and gentlemen, we have in
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Paper 72, and it's really a departure from the rest of the
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Urancho book because it's the only section in the whole book,
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Paper 70. Two, that actually specifically
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talks about a specific life that is occurring not far from our
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own world. So we know it's in Satania
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somewhere and they didn't even give us the name of the planet,
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which I think is interesting, but we're going to dive into one
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particular section and then I'll have a an important question to
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ask you, but I want to get into the personality.
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Aspect that I read. It's in paper one and if you
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want to join me on that, it's paper one and it's the final
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section, the spiritual value of the personality concept.
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And let me just read because it's such an inspiring section
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and I want to share it with you when Jesus.
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Talked about the living God. He referred to a personal deity,
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the Father in Heaven, the concept of the personality of
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deity. Facilitates fellowship.
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It favors intelligent worship. It promotes refreshing
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trustfulness. Interactions can be had between
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nonpersonal things, but not fellowship.
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The fellowship relation of Father and Son, as between God
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and man, cannot be enjoyed unless both are persons.
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Only personalities can commune with each other, albeit this
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personal communion may be. Greatly facilitated by the
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presence of just such and then personal entity as the.
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Thought of gesture? So it's the spirit fragment.
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Think of it as Bluetooth. Think of.
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It as Bluetooth that connects you to another person and in
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this case. It's the highest personality in
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the universe. Think of that fragment.
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Remember when Bill Sadler talked?
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About a sheet of paper and that each one of those.
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That if you rip off just a little bit of that paper and you
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envision that that paper. Is God, God, the Father, and
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each little? Paper that you rip off is a
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fragment. And each one of those fragments
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is it is in the an individual's mind and it's the spirit working
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with you through your life, spiritizing your experiences,
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preparing you on a sub a superconscious level, what's
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ahead. And it's also in, in a way, it's
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an insurance plan. Because if you as an individual
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failed to make that choice in your lifetime to to follow or
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believe in. The afterlife or the
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resurrection or going through that experience, where you're
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born of the Spirit, Born of the Spirit.
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See Born of the flesh, born of the Spirit.
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The if you choose not to to take on the eternal journey for
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whatever reason, your spirit fragment still.
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Takes all of those valuable experiences in your life, and
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those valuable experiences may very well end up in some other
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human who's evolving on some other planet in some other.
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Galaxy because the spirit fragment will be reassigned.
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That spirit is not going to stop until it finds an eternal
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partner, and that's where the fusion occurs in the afterlife.
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Where the spirit and the soul. Which is your contribution to
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that partnership unite. So that's when they talk.
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About the thought adjuster, The thought adjuster is the spirit
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fragment. It is the thing that.
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Adjusts your thoughts towards spiritization.
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Man does not achieve union with God.
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As a drop of water might find unity with the ocean.
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I've heard people say they've explained.
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That's what the Supreme Being is.
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There were just drops in the ocean, and the ocean is God.
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But they're saying here that man does not achieve union with God.
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As a drop of water might find unity with the ocean, man
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attains divine union by progressive, reciprocal
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spiritual communion by personality, intercourse with
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the personal God by increasingly attaining the divine nature.
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Through wholehearted and intelligent conformity to the
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divine will, such a sublime relationship can exist only
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between personalities. The concept of truth might
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possibly entertain apart from personality.
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The concept of beauty may exist without personality, but the
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concept of divine goodness is understandable only in relation
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to personality. Only a person can love and be
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loved, even beauty and truth. Would be divorced from survival
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hope if they were not attributes of a personal God, a loving
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father. We cannot fully understand how
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God can be primal, changeless, all powerful and perfect, and at
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the same time be surrounded by an ever changing and apparently
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law, limited universe, an evolving universe of relative
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imperfections. But we can know such a truth in
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our own personal experience, since we all maintain identity
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of personality and unity. Of will, in spite of the
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constant changing of both ourselves and our environment,
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Ultimate universe reality cannot be grasped by mathematics.
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Logic or philosophy only by personal experience and
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progressive conformity to the divine will of a personal God.
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Personal God. Do you know how many people in
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the world can't even grasp? It's the Their faith doesn't
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allow them to get to that point. It doesn't mean they won't, but
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it takes a long time. I had a conversation once with a
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woman who was Catholic and in. I don't know what caused the
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conversation to come up, but. She.
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She looked at the stars and I know she said something like God
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is out. He's so big I can't even
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conceive of them. And I said to.
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But doesn't that mean it's inside of you?
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I mean, if you can conceive of God being out there, what
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mechanism allows you to? See that?
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To conceive of that, And why wouldn't that mechanism be
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operative in your own mind? It goes on to say neither
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science, philosophy or. Theology can validate the
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personal or the personality of God only the personal experience
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of the faith, sons of the Heavenly Father.
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Can affect the actual spirit realization of the personality
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of God, and it's presented by a Divine Counselor considering one
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of the Supreme authorities. In fact, that Divine Counselor
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that. Wrote those words, he writes,
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because I represent the highest source of information.
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Available for such a purpose on any inhabited world I.
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Have served as a Divine Counselor in all seven of the
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Super universes, which have long resided at the Paradise Center
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of all things. Many times this Divine Counselor
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writes, I have enjoyed the supreme pleasure of a sojourn in
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the immediate personal presence of the Universal.
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Father, I portray the reality and truth of the Father's nature
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and attributes with unchallengeable authority.
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I know whereof I speak and remember this is the same person
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who wrote ever. Bear in mind that these profound
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truths pertaining to deity will increasingly clarify as your
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minds become. Progressively spiritualized.
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The successive epics of the long, mortal ascent to paradise.
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It sounds to me like they know what they're talking about, and
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I wanted to bring that up because personality is such a
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unique concept. Really, we all have different
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personalities. Our personalities sort of retain
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the same shape and contour. You know, our lives might.
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You can see somebody, you can meet somebody, even the sound of
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their voice. If you ever notice, if you talk
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to someone on the phone, their voice doesn't change the to me,
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their voice. Is is is the audio version of
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their personality? There's something distinct about
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it, right? Wouldn't you say?
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I I know that in for example. Last year I was talking to the
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sister of one of my best friends who had passed and I hadn't
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talked. To his sister since I was like
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17. So we're talking about, you
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know, almost 40 years. And you know what?
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She sounded the same. It was the same person.
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Nothing had changed and that's when it occurred to me.
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The value of personality and the uniqueness of personality I want
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to switch over now and while we still have a little bit of time
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together and talk about Paper 72 and in Section 4.
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Now it's interesting because paper 72 is government on a
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neighboring planet and it. Falls right after the previous
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paper 71 The Development of the State in Which the Urantia.
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Revelators share with us the ideal.
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State what we should be working for.
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It's rather. Prophetic, actually, because
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it's giving us a road map to the future development of the state.
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So it. Takes us all the way up.
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It has gone through the entire panorama of the evolution of the
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human species on our world. And then it it, it culminates in
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Paper 71 when it gets to the development of the state,
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because now we're in the modern age, we have all this new
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technology, we've literally come out of the jungle.
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And so they give us some guidelines on what we can do to
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achieve an ideal state and then it jumps over to.
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Well, let's take a look at another country on another
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planet who's very similar to yours, and we're going to do
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something. That we rarely ever do, but it's
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part of the Revelation and Paper 72 is followed by the beginnings
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of the Garden of Eden, which is that point when Adam and Eve
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were brought to the planet to continue the.
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Uplift So Paper 71. Development of the state.
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Takes us as far as we can go. Just before Adam and Eve start
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the new chapter, the new era, the new epic of human life on
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our world, then Paper 72 jumps over to government on another
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planet. It's the strangest thing, and it
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actually describes. A.
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A. A group of humans who were not
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unlike us. They had them and Adam and Eve
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the. The defaulted They had a
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planetary Prince who defaulted and and joined Lucifer in the
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rebellion. What's really?
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About this paper 72 number one, I think this.
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Paper is the most revelatory part, aside from perhaps the
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life and teachings of Jesus, but it is the most revelatory part
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of the entire book. No other book I know of will go
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into this much detail, unless it's fiction about life on
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another. This tells us about a planet
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that's not that far behind us. It may have been planet.
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We're planet 606. We could be learning about
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Planet 607 here and. Part three really is quite
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revealing. Let me share this with you.
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This is amazing when you think about what kind of knowledge
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we're being given here. Part 3.
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The Home Life Paper 72 on this and I want you to think about
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the. Parallels of how we have our
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life here. Okay, we are America's united.
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States are considered one of the more progressive governments on
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the planet. We have freedom here, We have
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education. We've come a long way, baby.
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We're on our own continent. We're separated from all the
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other continents to be very. Hard to take over the United
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States, you know, if if you contrast the development of our
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economy and our technology and our health and our education and
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our wellbeing, and you compare. It to say you know pick some
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some country in Subsaharan Africa and you compare and
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they're saying that this this particular group of people on
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this other planet are very similar to the to the.
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Way life is perhaps on the United States, it doesn't.
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Say that specifically, but the the comparisons are obvious.
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So here we we learn in paper 72, Section 3, the home life on this
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continent. It is against the law for two
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families to live under the same roof, and since group dwellings
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have been outlawed, most of the tenement types of buildings have
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been demolished but the unmarried.
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Still live in clubs, hotels and other small dwellings.
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Or other group dwellings. The smallest home site permitted
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must provide 50,000 square feet of land, I believe.
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The average 3 bedroom home in America is, what, 1010 thousand
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feet? They get 50.
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The smallest home site permitted must provide 50,000 square feet
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of land. All land and other property used
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for home purposes are free from taxation up to 10 times the
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minimum home site allotment. Now why would you?
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Ask what a book? That's got 2000 pages and it
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goes off and all these philosophical why would they
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take? The time to tell us that on this
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government that occurs on another planet about taxation,
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when you think about, well, it's it's important.
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They're trying to help us. They're trying to, they're
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they're taking a a different society and they're showing us
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what they do and they're saying you may want to try this, this,
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this. Actually, might work out better.
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The home life of this people has greatly improved.
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During the last century, attendance of parents, both
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fathers and mothers, at the parental schools of child
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culture is compulsory. Even the agriculturists who who
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reside. In small country, settlements
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carry on this work by correspondence going to the
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nearby Centers for oral instruction once in 10 days
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every two weeks. For they maintain a fiveday
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week. That's an interesting clue,
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right? They actually provide a lot of.
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Clues through the narration that kind of tell us that this planet
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has a different rotation the the years A.
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Little longer than the your ante year 365 days, it goes on to
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say. The average number of children
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in each family is five and they are under the full control of
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their parents or in case of the demise of 1 or both under.
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That of the guardians designated by the parental courts.
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It is considered a great honor for any family to be awarded the
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guardianship of a full. Orphan competitive examinations
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are being are held among parents and the orphan is awarded to the
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home Of those displaying the best parental qualifications,
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how different is that from us? I mean, consider the how much
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our society would benefit if people?
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Had to go to parental school so that they raise.
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Children that don't become derelict or at risk.
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It's interesting that the way this country has evolved over
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the. Course of 200 years as as the
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revelators. Explained in previous chapters
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that they come to recognize that the home institution is the
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bedrock of the society. And they put a lot of emphasis
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on making sure that children are taught correctly, that religion
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is is taught in the home and encouraged that help.
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And well-being are prized. Loyalty to service is exalted.
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This thing tells us what life should be like.
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Here in the United States. And that's why I think they're
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telling us this. In fact, at the end of this
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chapter, which I'll read, I'll tell you.
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Why they were giving us all this information?
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It goes on to say. These people regard the home as
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the basic institution of their civilization.
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It is expected. That the most valuable part of a
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child's. Education and character training
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will be secured from his parents and at home, and fathers devote
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almost as much attention to child culture as do mothers.
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All sex instruction is administered in the home by the
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parents or by legal guardians. Not counselors at high schools
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or teachers who try to keep their.
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New gender a secret where they try to teach social.
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Activism behind the parents back, which is what we're seeing
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in our own country, which is appalling.
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Your Rancho Book writers write. Moral instruction is offered by
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teachers. During the rest periods in the
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school shops, but not so with religious training, which is
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deemed to be the exclusive privilege of parents.
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Religious religion being looked upon as an integral part of home
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life purely. Religious instruction is given
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publicly only in the temples of philosophy.
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Not so much, and not so exclusively is religious, are
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there? Religious institutions, as on
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your ranch and where that we have churches having developed
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among the people and their philosophy.
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Religion is the striving to know God and to manifest love for
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one's fellows through service. For them.
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But this is not typical of the religions or the religious.
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Status of the other nations on this planet.
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Religion is so entirely a family matter among these people that
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there are no public places devoted.
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Exclusively to religious assembly.
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So it's a nation without churches, really.
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Churches. Thought of a.
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Religion, at least, is thought of thought.
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Of something in the home. Politically, Church and state,
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as your ranchons are want to say, are entirely separate.
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But there is a strange overlapping.
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Of religion and philosophy and that that draws to my mind some
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of the cultures around the world more Asian.
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You know in pre communist China I would say there was more of
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Buddhism was more of a philosophy than a religion.
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It goes. On to say, until 20 years ago,
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the spiritual teachers comparable.
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To your ranch of pastors who visit each family periodically
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to. Examine the children to
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ascertain if they have been properly instructed by their
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parents. We're under governmental
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supervision, the spiritual advisors.
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And examiners are now under the direction of the newly created
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foundation of spiritual progress.
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Maybe we should start that A. Foundation of spiritual
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progress. Wouldn't that be something?
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Make it completely What's the word?
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Nonpartisan. What's that word?
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You know, and you're not exclusive.
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Oh, the word is nondenominational.
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Possibly this institution may not further evolve until after
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the arrival of a paradise. Magisterial son children remain
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legally subject to their. Parents until they are 15, when
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the first initiation into civic responsibility is held.
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Thereafter, every five years for five successive periods, similar
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public exercises are held for such age groups at which their.
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Obligation to parents are lessened while new civic and
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social responsibilities. To the state are assumed,
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suffrage is conferred at 20, the right to marry without parental
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consent is not bestowed until 25, and children must leave home
26:39
on reaching the age of 30. Marriage and divorce laws are
26:43
uniform throughout the nation. Marriage before 20, the age of
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civil enfranchisement is not permitted.
26:50
Permission to marry is only granted after one year's notice
26:53
of intention and after both bride and groom present
26:56
certificates. Showing that they have been
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fully instructed in the parental schools regarding the.
27:02
Responsibilities of married life.
27:05
Imagine how much life would improve on our world if we put.
27:09
A lot more thought into the very idea of.
27:12
Of marriage and what? What that entails and the
27:14
responsibilities and the obligations.
27:18
It sounds to me like these people really view marriage as a
27:21
true institution that is integral to the.
27:26
Development of a society. I'm not so sure that that's the
27:31
current trend on our world. People are not getting married.
27:35
People don't want the responsibility, they don't want
27:37
to have children. They're depriving themselves of
27:40
the most important facets of. Development in any society and
27:46
it concludes with this divorce. Regulations are somewhat lax,
27:49
but decrees of separation issued by the parental courts.
27:52
May not be had until one year after application.
27:56
Therefore has been recorded, and the year on this planet is
28:00
considerably longer than on Urantia.
28:03
Another clue, possibly a slightly.
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Larger planet, slightly farther away from its mother orb,
28:12
notwithstanding their easy divorce laws.
28:14
The present rate of divorce. Is only 110th that of the
28:17
Civilized Races. Of Urantia.
28:20
Let me just show you the different.
28:22
Because I want you to read paper 72 and it's a pretty amazing it
28:27
starts on paper 108 or 808, so they talk.
28:30
About the continental nation, which is about the size of
28:33
Africa or, I'm sorry, Australia, they talk.
28:36
About political organization, and they too have a
28:39
representative government. They talk about the home life.
28:43
It's almost like a country of gardeners.
28:45
One thing that we have failed in the United States is the
28:48
emphasis on agriculture has really diminished.
28:52
And and by the way, I recently learned that during the early
28:56
periods. Of of the Industrial Age in
28:58
America and around the world. Thomas.
29:01
Jefferson envisioned a more agricultural or agrigarian
29:06
society. And he had hoped that that would
29:09
be the. Tone that was set.
29:11
But the industrialists wanted to make the cities the primary
29:15
avenues of commerce, and they were really big.
29:18
You know, Rockefeller, all these people.
29:20
That were very influential. So one wonders what would have
29:23
happened if the United States had developed a long more
29:26
agrarian or aggregarian ways. But I like the idea they talk
29:31
about. How?
29:32
Children are taught from an early age to grow.
29:35
Imagine if our school I was just.
29:37
Talking about this with my wife the other day, Little does she
29:39
know that I got the idea from here and she thought it was a
29:41
good idea. What if we taught?
29:43
Children in school how to grow vegetables.
29:45
What if we had farms and competition and these children
29:48
could grow food and they could compete?
29:50
And then they could take the phone, the food home with them
29:52
and eat. Imagine how healthier they would
29:54
be. And you know, nutrition is key
29:58
to human evolution. This paper also talks about.
30:04
Special colleges. How they vote.
30:07
Dealing with crime, which is more like the way the Chinese do
30:11
it then. But I would.
30:13
I would. Guess and and they say that that
30:16
information that they put in paper 72.
30:20
Is only like a decade old. So this this society that.
30:24
Lives on this other planet that we're learning about it.
30:27
Sounds to me like they're right around the time we were in the
30:30
1930s where cars were just being.
30:34
There were better travel. Increase travel.
30:37
Communication. It's an it's incredible read.
30:41
And it's written by A Melchizedek of Nebatan.
30:45
And where is that paper? I'll see if I can find it.
30:49
Yeah, it's the final section 72, Section 12.
30:53
It says the recital of the affairs.
30:56
Of a neighboring planet is made by special permission with the
30:59
intent of advancing civilization and augmenting government
31:03
evolution. On your Rancha much more could
31:06
be narrated. That would no doubt interest and
31:08
intrigue your Anchions, but this disclosure covers.
31:11
The limits of our permissive mandate.
31:14
And then they write this. Your ranches should, however,
31:18
take note that their sister's fear has benefited.
31:21
By neither Magisterial nor Bestowal missions of the
31:25
Paradise Sons, we. At least have had the advantage
31:29
of having a paradise son bestow himself upon our world, and we
31:33
have benefited greatly from that.
31:36
Neither are the various people peoples of your ranches.
31:39
Set off from each other by such a disparity of culture.
31:43
As separates the continental nations from its planetary
31:45
fellows, the pouring out of the spirit of truth provides the
31:51
spiritual foundation. For the realization of great
31:54
achievements in the interest of the human race of the bestowal
31:58
world, US Urantia is therefore far better prepared for the.
32:02
Immediate realization of a planetary government with its
32:06
laws. Mechanism, symbols, conventions,
32:09
and language. All of which could contribute.
32:13
So mightily to the establishment of worldwide peace under law,
32:17
and could lead to the sometime dawning of a real age of
32:21
spiritual. Striving, and such an age is the
32:24
planetary threshold to the utopian ages of light and life.
32:30
And that's from paper 72. Listen.
32:32
I don't want the World Economic Forum or the Davos crowd.
32:36
I was talking about this with their brother, brother Josh.
32:41
In an e-mail exchange. Those guys, they don't have God
32:45
in their life. They only want to control things
32:46
and they only want to try to manipulate people like we're
32:50
robots or. Atomized human beings.
32:51
That's my feeling. That's my opinion.
32:54
You know, they want to control and manipulate and they think
32:56
they can come up with all these contraptions, Bill Gates and all
33:00
these folks. Here's what I think.
33:02
I think that we people who read. The Arancia book.
33:06
I think Elon Musk needs to read this book.
33:09
I think that Bill Gates needs to read this book.
33:12
I think that Claus Schwab. I think that every president, I
33:16
think the Hillary Clinton, there's a rumor that she had the
33:19
Arancia book in the White House, although nobody seems to be able
33:22
to confirm that. You see what I'm saying though?
33:26
The Arancia book provides so many keys to solving so many
33:29
problems. But we get somehow we have to
33:33
get it out there and I'm not sure how we do that.
33:35
I'm I'm pondering that every day.
33:38
How do we how do we do this? How do we get to forget about?
33:42
Trying to make this book mainstream?
33:44
Let's just get it into the hands of people who are decision
33:47
makers, influencers, thought influencers in our society that
33:51
not, that are not afraid of. Perhaps a new perspective.
33:54
Heck, just giving them Paper 72 and publishing it on its own.
34:01
Would open up the eyes of many brilliant leaders in our world
34:05
today. If they.
34:06
Only knew that we're not alone is that we're not the special
34:10
case either. We are part of a larger.
34:15
Community of evolutionary worlds and we have to get our act
34:19
together and they're trying to help us do that.
34:22
They're. Giving us information long
34:24
before we would probably be able to get it ourselves, but just
34:28
it's. Enough to blow your mind when
34:30
you think about that. Here you have them in your
34:32
possession, a 2000, Book 2. 1000 page book in And you know what?
34:38
Paper 7213 pages. 13 pages out of 2007.
34:45
That just happens to be. About this continental life on
34:50
another planet far, far away. So I'll leave.
34:54
I'll leave. You with that, I thank you.
34:57
For being a part of this podcast.
34:59
And I am always open to your suggestions and by the way for
35:02
the people who have done so. Thank you so much for your
35:05
comments about the new book that I've written and published on
35:08
Amazon called The Gift. Just look for the gift.
35:13
Simple, right? The gift, James Watkins and
35:16
you'll find my book. It's not I I I don't know why I
35:19
I was hoping there would be a Kindle version.
35:23
I guess when you get to a certain amount of sales and they
35:25
make it available on Kindle, but you should read it, it's it's
35:29
it's I. Just got an e-mail today from a
35:33
listener who said that they gave the book to their wife because
35:36
it. Really kind of explains the
35:37
premise of the Rancho book, so it doesn't seem so overwhelming.
35:41
So thank you for those people who who.
35:43
Have bought my book. Thank you to those who are going
35:45
to buy my book. And any questions or comments
35:48
you you have? About the Arancha book, e-mail
35:50
me at yourranchabookradio@gmail.com.
35:53
So until the next time we meet and we can spend some time
35:56
together, I hope you have. I hope you have God in your
35:59
heart and I hope all is well with you and we'll be back from
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the West Coast. The Arancha Book Radio Podcast.
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See you next time.