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• 2002-12-21-Collection On Stillness
  ...each the Eternal Father, but your success is [[assured]], the way is truly open, and the faltering is truly no more. This time of [[oneness]] is sought by ...ted you to practice the [[stillness]], not long, 5 to 10 minutes a day, to open a line of [[communication]] directly to [[your Father]] to uncross your wir
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• 1998-07-02-Bogus Basin Conference
  ...e]] you know God. It is this willingness to [[share]] yourselves and to be open to one another that we find so awe [[inspiring]]. You are our most beloved Jessona (Rick G.): I greet you with my wings open wide, as you [[traditionally]] would view my kind. I am a [[Master Seraphim
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• Oxford English Dictionary
  ...to include a wealth of new words from the burgeoning fields of science and technology, as well as popular culture and colloquial speech. Burchfield also broadene ...nd [[Gaston Gonnet]]; this search technology went on to be the basis for [[Open Text Corporation]]. Computer hardware, database and other software, develop
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• 2014-07-20-Recollections of My Life on Urantia
  ...he extremes of creative genius. Human beings all over the world are using technology to get information, education, answers, rewards and everything comes fast a ...work out in the future with business friends! It’s always a big gamble to open yourself up and show your true colors. Most people hide their real selves s
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• 2019-07-15-New Era Transition 68
  ...metimes this way and that way, but eventually they make progress to a food source and eventually back to their nest. This is your life as we see it. I am open for questions if you have any.
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• The Revolution of Everyday Life/ Chapter 23
  ...ed to the side of Algerian or Congolese rebels, thus choosing the party of open insurrection and taking their desire to play to its logical conclusion: blo ...anguage and our collective hypnotic sleep? Isn't a fertile imagination the source of all creativity, the alembic distilling the quick of life: the bridgehead
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• The Revolution of Everyday Life/ Chapter 11
  ...e in the primacy of the economy, that dogma of bourgeois thought, the very source of its celebrated humanism. If the bourgeoisie prefers man to God, it is be ...most men do, and more scrupulously than the other mediations (space, time, technology...) Hypostatised transcendence always depends on language and is developed
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• Neruda Interviews, 4
  Sarah: "With all your technology, couldn't you have made it wider?" ...23rd chamber, was oriented horizontally instead of vertically. There was a technology artifact that we removed from the chamber that, as far as I know, is, like
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• Ufology
  ...to be extraterrestrial, because there was no defense against the advanced technology and they feared widespread panic should the results become public. [18] ...that these objects originate from some previously unknown or unidentified technology, possibly outside the earth." [19]
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• Shelling's and Bakhtin's Process Thinking
  Miroslav Orel, Swinburne University of Technology, ...ion of that moment of Being which is constituted by the transitiveness and open event-ness of Being’. Liapunov, judging by the immediately following par
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• Paragliding
  ...nt 3131894 the Parafoil which had sectioned cells in an aerofoil shape; an open leading edge and a closed trailing edge, inflated by passage through the ai ...rial in such a way as to form a row of cells. By leaving most of the cells open only at the leading edge, incoming air (ram-air pressure) keeps the wing in
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• Mortal Knowlege: The Originary Event, & The Emergence of the Sacred
  scant and open to interpretation, according to Ian Tattersall (1998), Curator in the Depar the here and now and thus not able to open the communal mind to the full beyondness of the sacred. I would think the c
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• 1999-07-04-Collection, Malcom & Muriel
  ...uide]] you each and every day and in every way. We would only ask that you open your [[hearts]] and be [[humbled]] and [[dedicated]] to what we, His teache When someone comes, welcome them with open arms. We are not saying that you do not. But make them feel at [[home]], th
  168 KB (30,236 words) - 23:32, 12 December 2020
• 2013-11-01-New Era Conversations 10
  ...on? The smart idea and the smart process is to sit down in meditation, be open for guidance that will come to you throughout the day. When you are in the ...things made it possible for them to amass a great fortune, become a stable source of finance to heads of state, and had a very large effect upon the modern h
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• 1991-Ham, Complete Archives, Part 1
  ...ill better your [[planet]] in many areas of life: in [[environment]], in [[technology]], in social [[culture]] and [[political]] [[structure]]. These refinements ...e a [[river]], is like an [[ocean]]. It [[flows]] through you, through the open gate of the [[heart]]. It is the [[law]]. The law is life. [[Goodness]] is
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• 2002-05-19-Self Sustaining, Intentional Communities
  ...ot "family," but you behave towards them as though they were family, in an open, loving way. (Ironically, in this nation and in many countries, many cultur ...w food, we’ll have community gardens and we’ll have a common well, a water source, and pretty soon you’re thinking of all the infrastructure of water filtr
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• Scientific Method
  ...afterward, and perhaps rekindle its line of reasoning. For example, a new technology or theory might make the necessary experiments feasible. "The instant I saw the picture my mouth fell open and my pulse began to race." -- James D. Watson (1968), ''The Double Helix'
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• 2012-10-04-ABC Summaries, Document M
  ...aristic superiority. Democracy could not fail to win so long as it found a source of could open the door to Light and Life on Urantia without exacting a heavy price on uni
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• 1991-Ham, Complete Archives, Part 2
  ...]], and yet needs a certain amount of [[light]] and air. It is [[good]] to open your [[hearts]], as it were, to the [[light]], to the gaze of others, to th ...wn, yet, space is, as you said, not [[infinite]], yet it has an infinite [[source]] and seems to be of [[potential]] [[infinity]].
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• 1996-01-01-Tarkas Collection, TOC
  ...ntia|troubled world]], with its hustle and bustle and over-dependence on [[technology]], it is so easy for the [[mind]] to become numbed, the [[spirit]] to becom ...[[humbling]] yourself . .. your [[desires]], personal wants, etc. . .. you open [[space]] for [[God]]'s plan to work through you. It is very [[difficult]]
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