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| − | In Session 3, Will references a tragic event: | + | In [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=1992-06-00-Will#Session_3 Session 3], Will [[references]] a [[tragic]] event: |
| − | + | We felt upon [[observation]] that the apparent [[failure]] of the [[healing]] exercises had certain [[tragic]] characteristics. However, I would like to use this [[opportunity]] to reaffirm what we all know is [[truth]]. If known, of those lives that were lost, the tragedy is two-fold that those unfortunate [[persons]] lost the only [[opportunity]] that they will ever have to live in [[material]] life on a planet such as yours indwelt by a [[Father fragment]] and, second, that their [[companions]] were deprived of the [[pleasure]] of their company. It was certainly a sad event. | |
| − | + | There are no gaps in [[the Father]]'s [[plan]]. His hands hold all and no [[soul]] slips through His fingers. However, notwithstanding the [[tragedy]] for [[personalities]] directly involved, it was seen that the [[experiment]] with earthly [[healing]] contained more possibility for harm than good and that the [[program]] was judged by its [[failures]]. I cannot dispute that. My knowledge on this matter is limited and my [[understanding]] is that that activity is [[suspended]]. That is my present understanding. | |
| − | *1) a family from California with AIDS | + | [[Gerdean|Gerdean Bowen]] offered a recollection of the following details of the [[event]] as : |
| − | *2) the actor Michael Landon suffering from terminal cancer who may have considered seeking healing after learning of what was transpiring. In both cases, the results prompted the teaching staff to discontinue offering specific counsel for treatment of terminal diseases.--rdavis 21:13, 19 October 2011 (UTC) | + | |
| + | *1) a family from California with [[AIDS]] were understandably in search of [[healing]], and | ||
| + | *2) the [[actor]] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Landon Michael Landon] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Landon#Illness_and_death suffering from terminal cancer] who may have considered seeking healing after learning of what was transpiring. In both cases, the results prompted the [[Teacher Corps|teaching staff]] to discontinue offering specific [[counsel]] for treatment of terminal diseases.--rdavis 21:13, 19 October 2011 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 17:22, 19 October 2011
In Session 3, Will references a tragic event:
We felt upon observation that the apparent failure of the healing exercises had certain tragic characteristics. However, I would like to use this opportunity to reaffirm what we all know is truth. If known, of those lives that were lost, the tragedy is two-fold that those unfortunate persons lost the only opportunity that they will ever have to live in material life on a planet such as yours indwelt by a Father fragment and, second, that their companions were deprived of the pleasure of their company. It was certainly a sad event.
There are no gaps in the Father's plan. His hands hold all and no soul slips through His fingers. However, notwithstanding the tragedy for personalities directly involved, it was seen that the experiment with earthly healing contained more possibility for harm than good and that the program was judged by its failures. I cannot dispute that. My knowledge on this matter is limited and my understanding is that that activity is suspended. That is my present understanding.
Gerdean Bowen offered a recollection of the following details of the event as :
- 1) a family from California with AIDS were understandably in search of healing, and
- 2) the actor Michael Landon suffering from terminal cancer who may have considered seeking healing after learning of what was transpiring. In both cases, the results prompted the teaching staff to discontinue offering specific counsel for treatment of terminal diseases.--rdavis 21:13, 19 October 2011 (UTC)
