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The life and death of Barry Jones : Comments
By Greg Clarke, published 15/1/2007Barry Jones is too bright for politics and too practical for academia: his autobiography 'A Thinking Reed' reveals his spiritual struggles.
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The fetishes and idols of the old "cults" are no longer believable and besides which, mere childish believe, is not the basis for the PROCESS that is True Religion.
In this day and age the "religious" language re "jesus", the "cross" and the "resurrection" is just so much self serving childish and silly psycho-babble. Dim witted religious provincialism.
By contrast the process that is True Religion only begins to begin with profound enquiry into the primary aspects of what we intrinsically are as human beings.
What are we as conscious beings? What is the nature of consciousness?
What is our relationship to the Radiant Conscious Light/Energy in which all of this is arising?
What is our relationship to the World Process?
What is our relationship to all other sentient beings?
The old "cults" obviously know nothing about the Living God. Their "association" with God is only words and nieve hopefulness. They do not present a living Spiritual force in the world--apart from their entirely political association with so called "conservative" politics.
Intelligent people quite rightly cannot find Real God in such a mass of idiocy, so they quite naturally look for satisfaction elsewhere. Thus, people are preoccupied with all kinds of political & scientific idealism, as if politics and scientific and technological progress were the Way of Truth.