Ebony, the problem is most wealthy people aren’t taught to care about people less fortunate. They know they are privilege. They, don’t really know affection from their parents because they are busy staying wealthy. So they have nannies who really can’t stand them but need the money so they are sweet in front of the parents but behind closed doors they mean, saying horrible things, especially when they don’t think you understand their language. They forget you are wealth and know probably four to six languages early in life. So…they don’t learn the closeness poor people learn because it’s literally all they have of value, each other. I love my dad and he was always there when he was home, but mom…I do not like much less love. You can’t understand if you aren’t exposed, I was exposed by accident and it changed my course, Thank God!!!
Andrew, found me after I ran away from mom. I jumped out of the limo downtown and took off running. I ended up in the ghetto but I was to pissed off to care. Narcus, in the land of welcoming black people. It’s not like it is in the movies. Andrew walked up to me with the biggest warmest smile and sparkling eyes full of joy. He asked if he could help me and I just dropped my head and started crying. He hugged me, he hugged me. It felt good. I went home with him and his mother was so nice to me. She made me laugh because she said my face was red as a tomato and she was laughing.
Andrew was so poor. I looked around their home and it hit me, I was in a whole new world. I told her I hated my mother and I cried. Andrew’s mother hugged me and his dad came and knelt down in front of me. He talked to me and it reminded me of my dad. He convinced me to call my dad and I did. I stayed there until dad came for me two day later.
I went home and all I wanted to do was go back to Andy’s house. I went back and I gave him money. He asked me why I was giving him money, and I told him because he showed me something I need to see. He was a little offended at first but I told him he hugged me and I was a kid that wasn’t hugged often. It made him cry this time. He gave me the money back and I asked to see his father. I told him they had done something wonderful for me and all I wanted to do was be with them. I told him the only way I could repay them was to make sure they didn’t have to worry about money anymore. His dad slowly sat down and nodded. He told me god was laying something on my heart because they were about to be evicted. He lost his job and I told him not to worry, I would make sure they had a house. He nodded and hugged me so tight I didn’t want him to let me go.
Dad brought them a house and found his father a job. They are living good to this day and they are a part of our Gnostic Family. (big smile).
The meeting focused on the root of the August article. What I love about out group is my sister’s clear ability to foresee things and my brother’s inherited ability to adapt and manage any situation he is faced with. We all realize we are up against something more than a bad president and a sinister republican party. We see how the 95 is a big problem in that they are complacent, they do what is easier, they take no initiative, which goes to what Mason is saying about the Ancients. They were not cruel, they just will not think and handle our life for us, just as the Most High will not, WILL NOT live our lives for us. Our experiences are designed specifically for us. We have a learning scheduled here and it is cheating to interfere with anyone’s individual path is designed specifically for them.
Our trials and tribulations build our personal character. Reprobate is simply to reject the learning path we are placed on. To be reprobate is actually to reject life, right, good, progress, growth. Have you noticed this sounds like the conservative ideology? The bottom line is, the Most High designed our universe to be progressive, that means to grow. In turn stagnation is the opposite of progression so, conservatism is anti the Most High.
Honestly, I’m unaware of any sacred writings that encourage us as a species, to be stagnate. Man has come along and imposed his opinions, interpretation, and self-beneficial understandings of sacred writings. The story of David is not meant to give the impression it’s all right to do horrible things. It does not say that Kings are somehow above reproach, incapable of sinning, of doing wrong. That is man deciding it is so. It is not true that bad behavior has no consequences. God loves us all, showing no favoritism, which is written in most text as well. The primary massage in the story of David and Goliath is one of hope that we can conquer our fears and come out victorious. The moral of the story has been twisted by the founders of The Family as they lack morals at their core selves. David’s hardships for his failures are recognized. Karen, good job. He did not have an easy life as a result of the decisions he made. He lost far more than he gained. He got away with nothing, this is what they don’t focus on. Karma, everyone has consequences resulting from their behavior, good or bad. David had bad bad Karma. What is also forgotten is it is written in most sacred doctrine that the Most High says to not seek vengeance, God will repay, and that equates to KARMA. What goes up will come down, and the tenfold mentioned in sacred text is, as Mason so eloquently explains, is all the debris it collects on its way back down.