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July/August 2012 Newsbrief → Letters to the Editor Letters to the Editor From now on, if we receive any responses,
reactions, questions, etc. to a Newsbrief, we will
include this section in the following Newsbrief and
post them here, along with any answers
Maitreya might provide. We encourage
responses to the Newsbrief - respond directly to
the Newsbrief emails, or
send them
here! Responses to previous Newsbrief, World Is Conflicted: 1. Dear Editors of the MOM Newsbrief, I read the article about the White Raven, and I found it fascinating. As I read about the "bitter meat" I was reminded of the verse in the Revelation that talks about the little book being sweet in the mouth and bitter in the stomach. Is there any connection? Here is a conversation about it [from this Satsang]:
Maitreya's response: You might have a point. As the book was sweet in the mouth but bitter in the stomach, the wolf in the White Raven story could tolerate the meat in his mouth but could not swallow it (it was too bitter to swallow). So in a sense it tasted not as bad in his mouth as when he started to eat it (it started to go to his stomach). Another similarity in these two stories is: When the wolf dragged the raven that made the meat bitter into the fire, there were diverse birds that were created and flew away. It is like intellectuals who each have their own ideas and become so diverse. It was only one of them who also became Spiritual and so was accepted as the White Raven. So intellect is not bad, it becomes bad when Spirit is not present. So the White Raven is Intellectual, but He also is Spiritual (is Intelligent). God indeed has Revealed His Revelation in many cultures and many diverse languages and they almost say the same thing. These are all from one source and are One. They show the way and what will be, and Is! M |
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