My First Lesson

Greetings,

I must confess, I am what's known as a "seeker". This means I simply can not accept all of my information from other people, I must investigate for myself. Seekers aren't looking for facts anymore, they search for truth. In my experience this was the first lesson: to separate fact from truth.

Lesson one:
If one were to lay a piece of clay out under the sun, the sun would harden the clay.
If one were to lay a piece of wax under this same sun, the sun would soften the wax.

For the rest of our lives you and I can argue the facts. You could say the sun hardens things and I could say the sun softens things. We are both factually correct, but this avoids the truth that the sun effects things at a molecular level. Now you see why good people in the Democrat and Republican parties can fight about factual instances. Too many arguments fall into this trap.

The Law of Gravity works every time, it is a law. One can make a plane fly by using higher laws such as thrust and lift. Learning the way these laws assemble and operate gives one the upper hand. What you will read on this blog, sets aside factual discrepancies and looks at bigger truth issues. Issues like the laws and patterns that shape and govern our lives.

Shalom-Brian