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"Mythical" eh? Hmmm.....I believe all children are special :0) | "Mythical" eh? Hmmm.....I believe all children are special :0) | ||
Well it stands to reason if the aim is human unity within the context of a gnostic society based on the understanding of the evolving soul as described by Sri Aurobindo and the Mother, then in a place that is hoped to become the cradle of the new world, I think its perfectly logical to assume that the souls that have chosen Auroville to be born in, are possibly more conscious and belong to the slowly gathering spritual community that will eventually become the gnostic society of the future. I mean whats the point of believing in this philosophy if we are going to refuse to aknowledge the basics of its manifestation. | Well it stands to reason if the aim is human unity within the context of a gnostic society based on the understanding of the evolving soul as described by Sri Aurobindo and the Mother, then in a place that is hoped to become the cradle of the new world, I think its perfectly logical to assume that the souls that have chosen Auroville to be born in, are possibly more conscious and belong to the slowly gathering spritual community that will eventually become the gnostic society of the future. I mean whats the point of believing in this philosophy if we are going to refuse to aknowledge the basics of its manifestation. | ||
Too verbose? | Too verbose? | ||
Not in my view. Very well said! - Lieve | |||
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"Mythical" eh? Hmmm.....I believe all children are special :0)
Well it stands to reason if the aim is human unity within the context of a gnostic society based on the understanding of the evolving soul as described by Sri Aurobindo and the Mother, then in a place that is hoped to become the cradle of the new world, I think its perfectly logical to assume that the souls that have chosen Auroville to be born in, are possibly more conscious and belong to the slowly gathering spritual community that will eventually become the gnostic society of the future. I mean whats the point of believing in this philosophy if we are going to refuse to aknowledge the basics of its manifestation.
Too verbose?
Not in my view. Very well said! - Lieve