From: mark towse <bigimpact2003@...>
Reply-To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [BardonPraxis] Free will and magic
Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2003 12:01:26 +0000 (GMT)
Hi All,
(note: I think this is relevant here and not on Magi Rawn, if not - junk
it, but I'd be grateful for anyones thoughts on the point though!
Incidentally, everything went a notch up and everything has turned out
fine, thanks for your previous help!)
I have a query regarding free will. Rawn mentioned a while ago that by
living in the temporal now is the only way you can maintain free will
(after you reach a certain level of integration with the higher self and
the all). I have long been under the impression that there is no free will
at any point as every action undertaken is a perfect representation of
every circumstance that has lead to the present level of consciousness,
thus any action / reaction that occurs in the physical is, by definition,
the only action that could have taken place; any other response / action /
whatever is physically impossible to happen. So the question is, to what
extent is there genuine free will, as I am under the distinct impression
that the illusion of free will in workers is the main driving force behind
life and QED the magics. Also, does the extent of potential free will
differ depending on the level of an initate?
I am aware that this arguement can be used as the perfect cop-out for
anything, but I think it's also a necessary realisation for ascendence.
Incidentally, on the "Starving Somalian" thing from Jeremy, nobody
mentioned that Universal law states that a starving 6 year old in Somalia
is meant to be starving in Somalia; Hermetics or no - everything is as it
is meant to be.
Communion to all,
Mark
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