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When you
encounter
traditional
and
contemporary
"Anti-Christos
Countermovements"
that are
routinely
and
inevitably
set
against
the
Christos
Founder's
Emerald
Covenant
Inner
Christos
Teachings
(Freedom
Teachings),
you
first
want to
"Consider
the
Source"
and its
Intrinsic
Motivation,
before
forming
a final
opinion.
(See:
Fallen
Angelics,
False
New Age
Movement)
A few
valuable
questions
to ask
are
these:
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"Who does this information source appear to be?“ |
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"What are they telling me?" |
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"Do they really know what they are talking about?“ |
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"Are they saying what they REALLY mean?“ |
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"Where might their information be coming from?" |
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"What motive might they have for telling me this thing?" |
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"What are they hoping that I believe?“ |
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"Why would they want me to believe this thing?" |
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"What are they trying to motivate me to do with my personal power; discover and embrace it within myself, or surrender it elsewhere in worship or obedient subservience?“ |
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"If they are trying to help me, what are they trying to help me to achieve and how could believing this thing empower me?“ |
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"If they are covertly trying to mislead me, how might I be harmed in believing them?“ |
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"Are they inspiring me to lead through my own inner spiritual power and wisdom, or are they seducing me to believe that I am personally powerless and so must blindly follow an external power source to save me?“ |
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"If I believe this thing, will it assist me in becoming more awakened, aware, loving, kind, responsible, strong, spiritually alive, intelligent, wise, compassionate, WHOLE and effective human being?“ |
The
Art of
Asking
the
Right
Questions
in all
circumstances
is an
invaluable
tool for
advancing
understanding,
self and
other
awareness,
and
personal
empowerment.
The
Founders'
encourage
you to
ask
these
questions
in
relation
to their
teachings
and when
presented
with the
teachings,
ideas
and
opinions
of
others....
(Phoenix,
Aug. 2006
Workshop)
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Part of
Responsibility
is learning your
parts so you
know what you
are doing with
your energy.
You don’t go and
just scream icky
things at other
people because
you feel like
you are having a
bad day. You
clean up after
yourself.
You take care of
your energy.
This is part of
learning to take
control of your
energy. Who is
going to control
your energy if
you don’t?
A’za, Allentown
2002 |
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