FREE-JESUS TAUGHT IT, TOO...

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Hi

Thought I would share this with you-I do not get here too often-sorry-3 books in the works, articles and radio plus my day job-so, to recompense, have a free read of my best selling book.

Phil

We have another free book for you at PsiTek.

Read Jesus Taught It Too (The Early Roots Of The Law Of Attraction) here:
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The teachings of Jesus form the basis of the Christian religion.
But many of his sayings and stories have been so well-known across the world for so long that rarely does the average person look closely at what Jesus was really trying to explain.
Assumptions about the meanings of his words have often been accepted without question and simply passed down from generation to generation.
In a unique and insightful book, author Philip Harris re-examines many of these famous, ancient quotes and suggests that Jesus actually had a precise understanding of The Law of Attraction.
And he argues that this knowledge about Universal Law is what really lies at the heart of the teachings of Jesus Christ.
Despite Jesus Taught It Too being a top seller in the Law of Attraction category at Amazon.com, Mr Harris has donated his work to PsiTek to be freely published online for the benefit of readers across the world.

Read Jesus Taught It Too (The Early Roots Of The Law Of Attraction) here:
=> http://www.psitek. net/new

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Simon Templeton

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Subject: Re: FREE-JESUS TAUGHT IT, TOO... Sun Apr 06, 2008 6:27 pm

I wonder why we continue to atrribute so much to what Jesus said or didn't say, did or didn't do, when actually, we don't have a clue about much of what he said because there's so much that has been twisted through translation and the development of puncutation.
Sometimes I tire of it, and just would like people to think a little more along the lines of "there's room for everyone to play nicely in the sandbox. Now go out and be good." Am I the only person who feels that way? Anyone reading With or Without God by Gretta Vosler?

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Joined : 21 Jan 2008 Posts : 15 Location : Maine

In a Walgreen world, I would agree. The problem, as you say, is that so much has been crammed down people's minds that they rely on what others tell you that Jesus and other masters said. They did basically say-go play nice-that is the major point of the book. We need people to think on there own and rid themselves of centuries of misleading dogma. This book is not at all religious but rather shows that if we think for ourselves, we will find that all of the great teachings concur that the bottom line is that it is we who create our world, and that we must assume responsibility for our creations.
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"...if we think for ourselves, we will find that all of the great teachings concur that the bottom line is that it is we who create our world, and that we must assume responsibility for our creations."

Well said!
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Subject: Re: FREE-JESUS TAUGHT IT, TOO... Sun Apr 06, 2008 7:16 pm

Pam,
to my knowledge, Jesus never wrote anything down. What we have is what others say that he said. A philosophy of goodness and a way to live is good. To get out the magnifying glass and examine each word of man-written scripture, with the many errors in translation, is absurd.
I subscribe to the quote Shelagh made.
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Joined : 21 Jan 2008 Posts : 15 Location : Maine

I agree, Abe. The problem is that so many attribute so much to what we know is false-time to break the illusion!
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Subject: Re: FREE-JESUS TAUGHT IT, TOO... Sun Apr 06, 2008 7:23 pm

I like that phrase "responsibility for our creations" - it says a lot and I completed agree with you. My frustration is that we must tell people over and over what it means to be a human being. As you say, if not for the Walgreen world...or Walmart in my neck of the woods...we'd probably enjoy a lot more time with people that we love and doing the things that we love.

I know that Jesus didn't write it Abe, others have. I was just hoping we weren't attributing things that aren't there, and it seems I shot off my thoughts a bit too quickly before making certain...
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I think that perhaps part of our problem is that we do try to "tell" people how to be human. In the process of telling we lose our inate ability to experience and take responsibility for our lives. Everyone is looking for someone to tell them what to do, what to think, how to dress, what to eat, what is the real joy of living.
Perhaps our problem is that we need to just live a life to our highest and by example "show" others how to be happy. Walk our talk. I wrote the book because so many people have been "told" what was said or what was meant and most "blindly" accept the dogma.
I believe that the time is drawing near when we shall finally "see" the truth of the Universe and from the ashes, we will rise.
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You have to be old to realise that you know very little. The young know everything. It would be wonderful if the young could learn from the mistakes of the old but nature doesn't work that way and the young will insist upon learning from their own mistakes, as we did when we were young.

It's interesting about being told. I've invited hundreds of authors to join in on the forum but they decline. They want to be told how to sell their books, they don't want to spend the time learning. "Tell me what to do and I will do it, whatever it is." If only it were that simple!

When you say that 'we shall finally "see" the truth of the Universe and from the ashes, we will rise', you are talking about a minority. The majority will always have to be told and led.
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They are not mistakes if we learn form them. Yes, I had to put my hand into the fire, regardless of what I was told, and experience the pain. Was it a mistake-or did I then become wise in the ways of fire?
People do like to led, but I feel that the old ways are crumbling-we shall see a new paradigm-if not, we shall perish the way of the dinasaur.
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Subject: Re: FREE-JESUS TAUGHT IT, TOO... Mon Apr 07, 2008 2:09 am

I hope you are right Phil and that people will embrace a shift from being led. I worked for many years with people who said "just tell me what to do and I'll do it" and found, as you have Shelagh that they didn't want to learn. Refused to take responsibility and instead complained that life was too hard or unjust. Really I found that they wanted someone to do it all for them, which is sad. No wonder that phrase "you can lead a horse to water but cannot make him drink" has such sticktuitiveness.
One aspect I see with the acceptance (indeed embracing) of writing like your book Phil is that some people seem to be making a shift from relying on technology (i.e. a technologial age) to looking for wisdom (could it be we are moving into an age of wisdom?). It's an interesting time to be a human being for sure, and I am glad that we can explore it here, think out loud as it were and talk some of it through.

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All signs point to change and all mystics, past and present agree that our day will come-as the saying goes-if not now, when?

Responsibility is a major issue and pervades all of my writng, from WAKING GOD to the Law of Responsibility as told in the Jesus book-until we acceot responsibility we let others create the reality and they have not, and we by default, done a very good job-time to learn our lesson and raise our vision.

I would agree that an Age of Wisdom is upon us, despite appearances, and it has been aided by the technology that allows us, like here, to share, grow and learn.
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Subject: Re: FREE-JESUS TAUGHT IT, TOO... Mon Apr 07, 2008 12:25 pm

The search for truth has been and continues to be endless. The problem is that most don’t recognize the truth even when they see it. They go about seeking truth with pre-conceived ideas about what truth is. Just as “beauty is in the eye of the beholder,” truth as perceived by many is also in the eye of the beholder. Shelagh referenced the age factor and there is much to be said for age. Life’s experiences instill wisdom that cannot be found in books. Sometimes we know things and don’t always know why we know them. The subconscious stores things and often prompts us. Often people will say that they had a “gut” feeling about something. That is most likely the subconscious mind trying to steer them on the right path.
This is an interesting subject that can elicit many responses in the endless search for truth.
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Phil I just read most of your book and would like to get a copy of it in Word-RTF to incorporate into other books.

As a study guide it reveals what is necessary to understand that until Quantum physics was telling us energy and matter are interconnected things continued as it was 2000 years ago ... Edison in 1901 displayed the electric light bulb at the Paris fair and the pessimists were saying when this fair closes no more would be heard of the electric light bulb.

What our present generation is doing is uncovering the secrets found in both Western and Eastern mysticism through the use of our energized minds.

With that comes a sense of great responsibility to re-examine the spiritual energy behind the physical.

David

Subject: Re: FREE-JESUS TAUGHT IT, TOO... Tue Oct 07, 2008 1:25 pm

This is a great thread. Welcome Phil.

As a child, my family was very involved in an organized religion. But it wasn't about rules, but about people doing what they thought Jesus would have wanted them to.

One of the experiences where I learned the most, was when our teen group was going to give a play, had pounded together and painted scenery. The priest and janitor decided to throw out the scenery, not realizing what it meant to us. So we went to the priest and expressed how we felt. The priest and janitor were waiting outside the lumbar yard the next morning and had made us new scenery by the end of the day. I learned more from that experience than from any sermon or rules.

And speaking of creating, is speaking of something dynamic, evolving, ever growing.

Carol