Karl Marx and God
Religion is the opium of the people, Karl Marx said. Sad to say he doesn’t mention his.
Religion is the opium of the people, Karl Marx said. Sad to say he doesn’t mention his.
There is a place far up there, peaceful, where no one goes.
Such is our earthly adventure: the most unfathomable mystery is ourselves.
We have been instilled in the cult of effort. It is still useful. But not in all cases.
I’ve been given an unpublished text attributed to Rama. Is it genuine? Explanations
They were gigantic. They could fly without wings. They desired our females.
Jesus said: be passers-by. Go forward, go backwards or sideways, but go always.
There are sufferings that we inflict on ourselves as a punishment and others inflicted to grow.
Those who bother me are removed. Conversely, my helpers are rewarded.
I have already mentioned the Seal of Solomon, a circle around a six-pointed star, the star of David.
The sense of timing results from hard working on yourself. It’s your lucky passport.
For long weeks, I have been encysted in an opaque gangue that weighs me down