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In a comment of this article we find word by E.J. Nunn ...
" E. J. Nunn -- Interesting, but with some questionable conclusions.
It is also why the great Meher Baba said: "There is no creature which is not destined for the supreme goal, as there is no river which is not winding its way toward the sea. But only in the human form can consciousness be so developed that it is capable of expressing the True Self, which is the Self of All."
Yogananda says the same thing. If our temporary experiential false ego selves can accuse itself and forgive it then one day we will get past it altogether. Then one wakes up to who one is already ... a self that never sinned and never can and a self that is waiting to be discovered. This is a Self who is perfect as God created it and that is in heaven now as we speak. We must simply discover who we already are.
Yogananda also said that all the crazy things that go on in the land of the illusive little self are things that are experientially real but have not long term reality at all.
Yogananda says that all here below is a motion picture show.
The Hopi say that the next age is the fifth age. Five is the celestial number for full human-ness I think. But unfortunately we are not making it. They say that at this point only a few will make it.
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