Theos-Talk Archives (March 1998 Message tt00050)

Bart,

I really agree with you here and unfortunately when people are given
freedom it doesn't mean they have to "own land" or "own intellectual
abilities," it just means that freedom should be taught as being dear and
beloved by all of us. When we give someone freedom, we give something
priceless. It is something that should be respected and loved and practiced
by all. Rather than human assertion of our shortcomings, maybe we could be
blessed by ascended masters coming forth into our minds, bodies, feelings,
and worlds, and consuming all irrational thoughts and behaviors. I
especially like when we ask them to set us free from "our little worlds"
and ask them to admit us into their "great life." At my temple, this
concept is that when they remove our wrongdoing, they replace it by their
own light substance. Now we're making real headway.

Brenda

>    There is a very high cost of subscription of an irreplacable resource:
>time. Everybody has a limited amount of time. In general, people try to spend
>their time where it will do the most good. Therefore, it is reasonable to
>assume that the TS officials feel that the good they can do on these lists
>does not justify the amount of time they would have to spend on these lists.
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>> Even in situations dealing with factual info where there were posts based
>> on erroneous factual information, none of them took the trouble to post
>> correct info.
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>    Having paid some heavy prices for trying to post correct info on these
>lists, I am not surprised. From my own experience, if a TSA official went
>through the trouble to post the correct info, the following would happen:
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>    1) They would be accused of being liars.
>    2) They would be accused of being facists.
>    3) They would be called to task on every single detail, yet if they asked
>for evidence towards the accusations, they would be either ignored, or
>answered with, "Everybody knows it", or, "I'm not the one defending myself
>here".
>    4) If they gave irrefutable evidence, the issue would drop silently, with
>virtually nobody saying, "I guess you're right", and the complainers would
>choose a new issue to start complaining about.
>    5) 6 months later the same incorrect info would be posted again, as if
the
>TSA officials had never done anything.
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>    Bart Lidofsky
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