SEla_Kelly wrote:
I don't know why Jesus "left no writing" unto mankind, but I wonder about the wisdom of this intention. It is not the instructions of Michael's bestowal mandate, but rather the theory that true or actual religious progress is borne of the unconscious and therefore requires no images or doctrine as means of verity.
Oh, but you DO know why! It's right there in paper 120, and in the original post that started this thread. Really? You wonder about the "wisdom of this intention" of Immanuel's pre-bestowal charge to Michael? You deem yourself more wise, then?
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120:3.6 (1330.1) “5. As you may see fit, you are to identify yourself with existing religious and spiritual movements as they may be found on Urantia but in every possible manner seek to avoid the formal establishment of an organized cult, a crystallized religion, or a segregated ethical grouping of mortal beings. Your life and teachings are to become the common heritage of all religions and all peoples.
120:3.7 (1330.2) “6. To the end that you may not unnecessarily contribute to the creation of subsequent stereotyped systems of Urantia religious beliefs or other types of nonprogressive religious loyalties, we advise you still further: Leave no writings behind you on the planet. Refrain from all writing upon permanent materials; enjoin your associates to make no images or other likenesses of yourself in the flesh. See that nothing potentially idolatrous is left on the planet at the time of your departure.
SEla_Kelly wrote:
Children do not realise that, for instance, other groups that are highly analytical not only use published information to understand Jesus. There are groups and State-Actors, who purpose themselves to analyse all writing that others ever publish? The use of forensic accounting in the programme to provide every human individual a "personal tablet" whereby the maturation of the human individual is delinneated through User-Output (i.e. primarily writing).
But in American Civil Beaurocracy, such User-Outputs are like a labyrinth. The stakes are so high that in the Mueller Investigation, one beaurocrat was dismissed for one snarky comment, which was recorded in the "private e-mail messaging" of "online conversation" with colleague. This is the "Brave New World" and parents should teach children the ultimate paucity/conservancy of mind: what an expert says on one topic is not just information pertinent to that particular topic but is also analytical data which reflects the psyche of such expert(Freud).
So people are in fact, more than ever before, admonished to "watch what they say", to the extent which is extreme, that people with PhD are legally obligated not to espouse a philosophy which is believed to contradict the values established in medical science.
Why Jesus left no writing? In my opinion the answer is in the negative. Judge not, lest others also refrain from judging you. The more and more one says, the more one reveals the imperfection of the maturing soul, and thus providing "weapons" to one's enemy, even if one does not know he even has enemies, by revealing facts and ideas which may be turned back on the person, thus "creating anxiety" on a later date, or sowing mistrust/doubt in the minds of one's colleagues as to the merit and eventuational success of such human individual as a team-member.
The other reason why Jesus leaves no writing: wisdom supercedes any/all intellectual methods/means, since a wise human individual can fine multiple solutions to overcome the same issue. Why use a cookbook when you already know how to bake. But I believe this potential this is inherently obvious, so I didn't mention it.
This tells me nothing about why you think "Anyone who has it in mind to become a politician, a preacher, or a teacher should keep this lesson close to heart." You gave your opinion about information security and privacy; and the idea that an expert doesn't need to read a recipe, they can cook based on their own knowledge (with which I agree). But, of course, no one can BECOME a professional chef without FIRST reading cookbooks and then writing down their own recipes as they are in training and as they teach others how to cook.