Agon D. Onter wrote:
In my opinion, TUB has many purposes, but one which stands out to me is the purpose of putting our daily strivings into a cosmic perspective. The book reminds us that our planet is cradled in the gentle grasp of a loving Universal Father who has the ability to make us all perfect from birth, but has chosen to give us this sphere and all its difficulties as a means of providing experience in which we learn to find perfection, slowly but surely.
I like that Agon, and I agree. Brad reminded us of the discussions in "epochal revelation" back in June. It reminded me of some very powerful words from Jim George. He called TUB a blueprint for the here and now. It is time to build that building.
I am going to remind you now that many of our present woes are directly related to the scarcity of resources in the clash of civilization. Interesting that TUB appeared at a time when the advent of the atomic energy and oil discovery under the sands of the Arabian desert were immediately foreseen by our celestial overseers. Both have been a blessing and a curse. Energy is our economy. God is energy. God is love. The blueprint is there. We are fighting for the same God.
We as brothers want a bigger piece of Father. Well brothers, it is not a
zero sum game. But it is a game we are playing blindly. We feel thirst in a sea of fresh water. We fail to see the abundance of Father. I have seen the blue print and I understand it. I can read the hieroglyphs. I am ready to start building. I am preparing myself to contend with the bitter enemies that wish to stop me. I pray for strength.