Re: Adacrypt.com - Article
- From: "Mindraker" <anon@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2007 07:48:58 GMT
they have the potential to put it into practise, and to make it real,
which women do not. For women, knowledge is only useful in how it helps
them to avoid pain. Women have horizontal knowledge, but not vertical.
They do not have the depth of intellect necessary to bore through to the
real truths. And only real truths can give one the strength to live
infinitely, and to make infinite movements. There can be no real and
heartfelt faith in reason when that reason fails to penetrate to lasting
and indisputable truths. There is no confidence in a reason that can
only produce truths that stand up for as long as the wind doesn't blow.
Such is her reason.
Women, as they are at present, can at best only see the signs of the
weight that men carry. I am speaking of the weight of reflection. Even
then, women can only do this if they think enough to be granted such a
vision; otherwise they will see men as helpless little boys. It is good
if women can at least think enough to be aware of the strength of men.
Then at least women will be able to see that they themselves are not
gods. I regret that the women of today are not of this calibre. Their
wisdom tells them: "My femininity is itself spirituality. I am
complete!".
Jesus told an applicable story about a farmer and his two sons. The
father asked his sons to work the field for him while he was away. The
younger son was in no mood to work and said, quite honestly, "No". The
elder son said "Yes father, I'd love to do it," but had no intention of
helping. The elder son lived in selfish dream, wanting only to impress
his father, and puff-up his own pride. The younger son later developed
the mind to work and did his father's bidding. The elder son never will,
as he believes he has no work to do.
So it is with all people, being sons of God. It i
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