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Man's Needs Are Infinite, And Infinitude Can Be Achieved Only In The Spiritual Realm, Never In The Material.

Anything That We Can Destroy, But Are Unable To Make Is, In A Sense, Sacred, And All Our 'explanations' Of It Do Not Explain Anything.

Much Of The Economic Decay Of Southeast Asia (as Of Many Other Parts Of The World) Is Undoubtedly Due To A Heedless And Shameful Neglect Of Trees.

...liberation From Constraints That Operate At The Level Of Ordinary Humanity---limits Imposed By Space And Time, By The Needs Of The Body, And By The Opaqueness Of The Computer-like Mind. All Three Examples [jacob Lorber, Edgar Cayce, And Therese Neumann] Illustrates The Paradoxical Truth That Such 'higher Powers' Cannot Be Acquired By Any Kind Of Attack Or Conquest Conducted By The Human Personality; Only When The Striving For 'power' Has Entirely Ceased And Been Replaced By A Certain Transcendental Longing, Often Called The Love Of God, May They, Or May They Not Be 'added Unto You.

If Greed Were Not The Master Of Modern Man, How Could It Be That The Frenzy Of Economic Activity Does Not Abate As Higher Standards Of Living Are Attained, And That It Is Precisely The Richest Societies Which Pursue Their Economic Advantage With The Greatest Ruthlessness?