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[polaris93]

I got the last files of my Qaballah and Tarot course uploaded to Scribd.com. I've also uploaded all the files from my New Magicks for a New Age to Scribd.com. Many files in both need work, but they're all there, and readers can clearly see what's needed, if anything is, and what's intended. Can I fall apart now, please? I am sooo tired -- this

Comments

[mr_spock]

Congratulations on reaching this milestone! That is wonderful.

I'm not entirely convinced about your comment on the 72 - regards whether or not they know who they are. Did Yeshuah ben Panther know who he was? Buddha? Mother Theresa? Zoroaster? I can readily agree that pride can be a pitfall which they would have to watch out for, but I do think that it would be possible to be one of The Just and still know that you were. I even think that it might be somewhat necessary in this day and age, for them to know who they are, because society places an incredible amount of peer pressure on us to conform to the evils of the world, and if they didn't know who they were, it would be nearly impossible for them to hold true to their own convictions. Wrestle with their conscience? Absolutely. Oskar Schindler and Mother Theresa both argued with themselves constantly, but they held true to those beliefs they followed. Just my 2 cents worth.

[polaris93]

I'm not entirely convinced about your comment on the 72 - regards whether or not they know who they are.I did say it was a legend and a metaphor. That's the opinion of a gazillion rabbis over more than two millennia, not just my own idea, concerning whether the Just know who they are or not. That's a teaching point, meant to show that people should concentrate on what's truly important, especially when it comes to trying to increase good and reduce evil, and not get caught up in narcissistic fantasies