whoa - way to many questions in one post... it could take a book!!
a few "IMHO"'s here, if I may:
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>From: Firedraake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: lightwork-l Past and Future
>Date: Sun, May 23, 1999, 3:34 PM
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> It's often been said that if one is looking for evil in the world, he
>or she will certainly find it. Wouldn't the same apply for love?
you find what you seek..
>Many of the posts I read concerning Atlantis were that they were a loving and
>enlightened civilization. Is this just hopeful thinking by today's people,
>people who are possibly disgusted that this is as far as mankind has
>progressed in so many centuries? What if Atlantis was a place with just as
>much strife, hate, envy, greed and deception as this world is. Would it
>change our perceptions of the future? Does it even matter if the
>Atlantians were good or bad? I think not.
Atlantis was around for a loooong time, and evolved - as any culture or
civilization will do. While there were many differences in the details
of technology, biology and the like, there are many parallels between the
final end-times of Atlantis and our current state of affairs - their
infrastructure and economies were such that many were supported in
non-survival-
related endeavours - the arts, science, politics, etc., as well as having
developed
the ability to end life as they knew it.
It matters dearly that we remember the lessons of the end-times of Atlantis,
in that many, many of us were there. We made some "bad" choices that time
(bad in the sense that they were not in our greatest mutual good), and
picked up
some significant "karma" (for lack of a better term) that we are about to
have
a chance to release - if we haven't released it already (on an individual
level).
We have been given many lifetimes to prepare to make different choices this
time.
davit
