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Back in the days when salespeople drove into town with their wares in the trunk of their cars, they would set up shop at the town center,...

(Christmas 1929) - Abdruschin T he Grail is calling those who are negligent. The call echoes loudly through the universe. For whoever...

Summary This text argues that self-belief and true confidence are fundamentally different concepts that lead to opposing life outcomes. While relying solely on oneself can lead to arrogance and a closed mind, genuine confidence involves trusting in external support, such as other people or divine providence. This perspective suggests that individuals who look beyond their own reasoned analysis are more receptive to intuitive guidance and hidden opportunities. By acknowledging

Summary This text explores hypnotherapy, arguing that despite potential temporary relief, it causes significant and long-lasting spiritual harm. The author compares the unseen dangers of hypnotherapy to the historical ignorance of radiation exposure, as seen with the Radium Girls, highlighting humanity's tendency to embrace immediate benefits without considering deeper consequences. It traces the historical shift in understanding hypnosis from "animal magnetism," which acknow

Summary This text argues against heart transplants, asserting that while they may extend physical life, they inflict severe spiritual consequences on both the patient and the medical professionals involved. The author claims that the soul remains connected to the body for a period after clinical death, making organ extraction a painful and spiritually damaging act. Furthermore, it suggests that a transplanted heart remains foreign and can lead to personality changes in the re

Summary This text discusses a rhetorical tactic, termed "Destigmatization," where traits or behaviors previously considered reprehensible are reframed to appear benign or elicit sympathy. The author uses the example of proposals to replace the term "pedophile" with "minor-attracted persons" (MAP) as a striking instance of this strategy. They argue that such efforts, often lacking clear logical evidence, rely on appealing to emotions and can lead society down a dangerous "slip

Summary This text explores the philosophical tension between observed human inequality and the supposed fairness of a Creator. While people clearly possess different talents and moral perceptions, the author argues that a just and wise deity would not distribute these traits unfairly while demanding universal adherence to the same ethical laws. Attributing such disparities to the divine is presented as a logical inconsistency that paints the Supreme Being as arbitrary or crue

Summary This text explores the nature of Truth by contrasting subjective intuition with a logical, scientific framework for understanding reality. The author defines Truth as a consistent, predictive model derived from observing how specific facts and conditions invariably lead to the same outcomes over time. While this process is straightforward in the physical sciences—equating Truth with Natural Laws—applying it to the human experience is more complex due to variables like

Three things readily come to mind. 1 – Casual dressing has become the norm of the day. In many of the few exceptions, sneakers, which...

Social problems can rightly be traced to the collective individual activities and attitudes of all who live in that society, including...

Summary This text explores the enduring debate about whether humanity's inherent nature, marked by negative traits like injustice and greed, can truly change. It acknowledges the prevalence of these behaviors throughout history and across cultures, leading to a cynical view that such actions are simply "who we really are." However, the response counters this by suggesting that while disappointments often arise from people failing to live up to ideals, these ideals themselves