Theos-Talk Archives (May 2000 Message tt00343)

In a message dated 05/26/00 5:12:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
david-blankenship@mediaone.net writes:

<< People do not excel at everthing equally. >>

Thanks David, for pointing out this all too often forgotten fact of life. 
Indeed, if we use the symbolic imagery that we find in the new testament, 
regarding the rage that Jesus displays with the money changers in the temple, 
or, his doubt and fear expressed by his plea in the garden of Gethsemene to 
"remove this cup."  It would seem that even masters and initiates of a very 
high order have other business to attend to in their karmic agenda's. Where 
is it written that once the path is found and some degree of enlightenment 
ensues, that the traveler, no longer has some very dark mundane issues still 
to be resolved? Does the phrase "multi-tasking" come to mind? And why 
wouldn't it apply to the spiritual explorer as well any uninitiated human 
being? 

Louis

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