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12.01.2005

Something to know...

Reading Scripture in a way to really get it into memory; i.e. reading and then turning from the page and drawing into mind what you've just read and thus really getting more 'close' to what is being said; has the same effect as accumulating energy via self-remembering.

I mean to say: do this practice with the Bible and find that you have the same backlash type reaction as if you'd just engaged in self-remembering rather than Bible reading/memory/meditation.

It's because the Holy Spirit is in the living language that is the Old and New Testaments.

It's just good to know that this energy, this higher energy, is actually contained in the living language that is the Word of God. The Holy Spirit. C Influence. Grace (ironically so)... The very thing that wars with our carnal spirit... The wanted battle... Provoke limits, extend limits...

Posted by c.t. at 14:55